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trading with supply houses; deal direct with
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-03

CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

While four armed companions
stood off 300 citizens. lone rohberi
went through the vault of the Bank OF.
Noel at Noel. Mo, and got $4,000. The
five robbers then escaped.
The remaining striking eigarmakers
numbering about 1900, returned tn
work. Monday at Tampa, Fla. after =
statement from the commissioner Oh
internal revenue at Washington that
the manufacturers would be allowed 10
Cornish cigars to their men free OF the
tax. pending hearing on the matter.
Oct. H.
u. Fredericks, district attorney OF
Los Angeles county, Cal. through his AT
tornev Monday at indianapolis, IND, iieh
a netition i'm the criminal court TO obtain
permission TO take the books, documents
dynamite and clocks. confscated by the
indianapolis police when John j. Nc
Namara was arrested there last April
to take TO California to use in the comne
trial of Mcnamara. The court ordered
that the books and papers to be guarded
until Thursday, when he would hoio q
hearing on the petition.
4 woman may not be appointed as q
truant officer in Massachusetts under the
statutes. according to decision handed
down late Monday by Attorney General
Swift. The School Board of Maiden de-
sired to appoint Mrs. Mary X. O'Suiiivan
as a truant officer of the Maiden pupiic
eIhoos and asked the opinion of the at
"a pey general.
=. ke IA men who were intombed at the
rNespeare mine on Dome creek, near
r9ynks, Alaska, We're rescued Monday,
- "a bs worse for their confinement OF
- they 4 A drill hole, through when
mill itbeen provisioned, was enlarged
oinars i large enough to admit of the
Z pulled up to the surface.
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HEAVY FINES IMPOSED
On Wealthy Smugelers-One Pays
$4,000 and the Other $4,000.

New York. oct. Nathan Alien'
the millionaire leather manufacturer
Of Kenosha Wis. appeared in the
United States circuit court today and
entered plea OF guilty to all the
counts in an indictment charging him
with smuggling jewelry into the
country. John r. Collins OF Memphis.
Ten, organizer of the Southern Coal
Co. also appeared before Judge
Hough and pleaded guilty TO the last
count in the indictment charging hin
with smuggling jewelry.
Allen and Collins were indicted
connection with the smuggling OF Jew
CRY vained at si5o,ooo, which it is "
legged was given to Mrs. Helen ~
jenkins. Mrs. Jenkins appeared as tp'
principal witness against them, BE-
fore the grand jury.
Allea pleaded guilty 10 three counts
charging smuggling and conspiracy
Collins pleaded guilty TO one count.
The men appeared before Jndg'
Clo1gh in the criminal court this art
ernoon for sentence. Allen was hned
$40 600 and Collins $1,000.
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KING GEORGE NOT WORRIED.
Has No idea That This trouble Will
Affect Greece or BALKANS.

Copenhagen. Oct. Much surprise.
IS expressed that King George Of
Greece. who has been foriseVeral days
the guest Of King Fredeick, did not
return 10 Athens immedhtel ON the
outbreak Of the war. To n court dig
nltary. the King has givel this expia
nation with permission Il publish II
Il dc not fear that the war VIII be
extended TO European Turkey or that
Greece will be involved. HID thougRt
so. / snonld have at once r,turned. Ae :
eording to information l received TO-
day believe that the war will DE short
and localized.
The King OF Greece added that
Italys action might lead to dangerous
complications later. but at present he
saw no reason to expect thai the war
would extend to the Balkans.
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REPORTS ARE PREMATURE
Relative to Intervention of Powers in
Italian Turkish War.

Chasso, Switzerland, on the Italian
frontier, Oct. 2.-Adyices received here
which emanate from official circles i'll
Rome. say the reports in circulation
that the powers are contemplating in
prevention in the war between Italy
ard turkey. are premature. 1t is add
ed that a majority OF the powers When
they were advised that war had been
declared, notified Italy that they
would observe a policy of neutrality.
II is said that Great Britain and Ger
many through their representative
ambassadors at Constantinople. are
sounding the Turkish government on
a compromise proposal, but that inter
vention by the powers will be impos-
sible of acceptance until the occu-
paticn of TripoH by the Italians has
been announced
From Information received in Rome
doubt has arisen there as to the ac-
cIracy OF the report that the entire
Turkish fleet has entered the Darde-
nellie. 1t is assumed that the report
was sent abroad to deceive the Italians,
the Turks idea being to cause them
to relax their vigilance and cease
their chase of Turkish warships which
Illad not yet reached zone of safety
Other reports from Rome Indicate
that Italian government circles are
entirely Indifferent to what is termed
the hostile and perhaps interested adj
verse comment Of certain newspapers,
on Italy's movement i'll the Adriatic
sea against Turkey
At Inc navy department. it was pos
itivelv asserted today that ltaly's Dip
lomatic preparation for the military
move apainst Turkey was assented 10
BY the Powers and that Italy has 10y
ally respected the conditions under
which hegreeeivfdetliis assent. 1t was
ADDED that slte viii -enntinue to re-
speet these terms which included Inn
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NATIONAL HOME.

3a,.ar ~ ,he dav, Capt. John TufcA.
-Four former members have oeeh r.
.sr,itted Charles W. Rundled ol ma
,erbill. late Co. X Goth Mass. M W
49,, II Rootbbv of Lewiston. la'e 90
n ,4,b Me Inf. and co. y. 25ta y. /.
- walter H. Cummings Of RoNpnrY'
"a n 1st y. II. Inf. Spanish war,
ma Albert Richards of Providence ia's
londsman L. 5. 5 Ohio and Lancaster
a,tore for the following are adEertlsed
:, ,hs Home past Office for the week end
~ cont 70: Bernard Callahan, Jamse
'7 carnheu Thomas Condor. H. w
rrombIe c. G. Ireland, Teddy Locke
william II. Martin, Nathaniel +. i'eaFe'
Q 4 Rowe. Eugene J. Tenney@ Jo'ih j.
|slat,erv and Mrs. Charles Lawrence
FI,r,ouehs were granted Monday t.
rhor,os u Kimban to Monmouth MARI
La Ridley TO Boston. Frederick O. Graz
fam to Lewiston. Joseph \ ticker u
Gardiner, AIonzo Mason 10 Chelsea, sam
nj = cummings to Rockland. George /
Byam to Boston
| Those
we're: Francis J. MaeGewan from Iosn.
lake. Walter E Harris from l'amarlscet-
ia Nathaniel f. Pearce from Lewiston,
and John e. Lydstou from Portsmouth
| Lieut.. Oakman F. GHdden is passing ?
few days leave with relatives in Ports
mouth.
The remains of the late Joseph 7.
Cooper have been sent to City Island, y
Y, for burial
William II. Hall of Lewiston, late Co
K. 10th Me. Inf. reported Monday for ad
mission TO the Home
The funeral of the late Abram CleVe
land Win be held from the Home chape
at ~ NJ. Tuesday. Rev. II. S. Burrag
officiating. Capt. McAdams Will com
= mand the escort
!. Moving picture show this Tuesday eve
" ming Tickets will be on sale in the can
teen from li9e 10 o'clock.
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+, wl4oL EsoME SENTENCES


| Portland. Me, oct Seven State
lprison sentences were imposed b.
Judge Joseph f. r. Connolly in the
superior court today. one of which
was the longest for several wears
Jasper Hardy, colored, charged with
manslaughter for the killing of John
+. Moody on Fore street in June, was
sentenced to 16 years. Roy Cowan of
Kansas, named the Cowboy highway
man. who was convicted of holding up
and robbing several boys OF small
sums OF money at East Deering last
lhlE was sent to State prison for sew
an years
Other sentences given were as fol-
Ows; William T. Conway, breaking
nto two retail stores last summer.
i've years; Emilio Marine. an Ital-
ian charged with assault with dead
V weapon upon a fellow countryman.
light years: George s Chenery, ut
rring 4 forged check, two years; |
Winfield s. Rideout, breaking. enter
Ig and larceny, three years. and Raj
lel FoIla, assault and battery upon
n Italian child, five Years.
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AsRUzzI oMNlPRiNT.
~ Least, Reports Sen.lut Would
Give That lmprson.

thiasso, Switzerland It. TO
days adviees from Itad state that
Deputy De Felice- Giusda. Who, I'M
IKE the other SociaHs nVofs an
Italian occupation of Trali has tele-
Igraphcd The following Ron Agosta to
the Secolo at Milan.
\ Turkish squadon transporting
troops sigaalled that IL AS ready To
make II desperate resisance IN order
! to land men and annelnition on the
lTHpolitan eoast kuadron belong
ING to the Italian !. md division Is
reported chasing the ana hoping
- overtake them Sunday nisht or
dondar ttoday).
| learn from = trustworthy source
that our ships have begun the pom
bardmcnt of Tripoli.'
Reports from the division of tor
ledo boats and torpedo boat destroy
rs under Vice admiral the Duke "i
he Abruzzi, describe the latter as
.iVing the impression OF being able To
70 without sleep or rest. His orders
,ome without interruption day or
light. while his cruiser. the Victor
pisaniant, seems to have the gift OF
being here, there and
everywhere.
Being asked how he managed to he
always on the alert, the vice admiral
replied that he had trained himself te
his. during his exploration of Mount
st. Elias and his attempt 10 reach tEf
North Pole.
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FIGHT u
oRTs INCORRECT.
Only One Co A.,
Encouped Tells of Naval
3Off Provesa.

Berlin, oct. -
umns of reports o1papers PRINT COZ
hut without confirrnco-Italian fighting
ports except that mof any of the re-
tween the Italian SOU encounter be
ish torpedo boat dest and the URN
All others are believeds off PreVesa'
According to official & incorrect
Italian landing at TripolfAnation the
ed by bad weather. The Gepeen delay
dor at Constantinople. Ban ampass'.-
Won Riebcrstein, yesterday niarschah
Emperor's Geographic answetSted the
tan's appeal for Intervention. &c sui
statement that the Sultan wasd tiie
Herewith no details of His Madagascar
Spouse can be ascertained here on re-
but it is believed to contain asstly'
that Germany will continue her effof
mediation in Rome.
The reports from Constantinople I
the ambassador also presented Ital
proposals for peace are untrue or ratf
according to the foreign office ''prer
ture,' indicating that such proposals
expected as soon as the occupation of
Tripolitan coast has been effected.
Enver Bey, the hero of the YOU
Turks revolution. who is the Turkish n
itary attache here. before departing
Constantinople. told friends that he
pected to be sent to Tripoli by way
Egypt to organize the resistance in
interior. Enver Bey. who has Arab bio
in his veins. counts upon the moral 81
port of the Senussi Arabs but his oh
reliance will be the Tuareg Nom;
whose fanaticism and bravery especia
fit them for guerilla warfare
1t is semi-officially announced toe
that Germany is not considering the 4
patch of warship to the Mediterrane
and this is taken as Il further indicat
that the government expects the host
ties to be of short duration
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GERMANY'S SUPPORT
Promised Turkey, If the Latter Would
Accept Italy's Terms.

London, Oct. 1.-THE Daily Nails
correspondent says Emperor William
sent n telegram to the Turkish author
tiles Monday recommending that
Turkey accept the terms Of Italy's ul-
timatum and adding that Germany
would stand by Turkey later.
The Daily Mail asserts that Turkey
first asked Great Britain To intervene.
but made as n condition of interven-
tion that the integrity Of the Otto
man dominions be maintained. The
paper adds that as it was unlikely
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SHORT AND BloopuEss.
Continued from Page one

patch from Tripoli describes pic
| taresquelN the appearance of the cit,,
on the eve of Italian occ,Ipation =
| ne native population, it appears is
taxing the course of events with stol
| ld indifference. although most Of tba
foreign population has fled and tho
greater part of the business eectior
| OF the city Is closed in view of tho
danger of serious damage from bonn
hardment. The dispatch saws.
The landscape is serene. ono saos
party of big Turks lolling on tho
ramparts half hidden by the shade of
thick palms. They have hoisted a roa
Tag, which flaunts with a half hear,as
AR of defiance over the red fortidco-
IONS. Close 10y the flag is a p,Ia rflian
sentinel, while behind the paranat. ,,,a
sees n group OF soldiers watchinp ~,
III" summit OF the castle. They arc mo-,
N''iie' oc nervous. Their air is ono ~
pt'ioahd indifference For thcro tbie
u'E !" no diiferent from any other da,.
ever IN the barracks are gendorn,o.
iete n the doorway, observing viii
Vhtidcte'1Ste Oriental carelessnese
Tue passing of little huddled rroune Of
frightened foreign traders ith tbeir
~ ms nited with parcels Women win
infants in their arms are at tho bee,s
OF the men. Patrols of soldiers na.s
EFaVaiy along the nearly deserted
streets The shops are closed ana vim
lows are barred. Hundreds of honees
nave heen vacated Terror has qfi1ad
the inhabitants. All the terraces aro
empty except that At the Italian cor
sa!atc. which is occupied by corras-
pondents Above the hospital conduct
ed by Italian nuns waves a Pod Crass
iiag. y bold monk distinguished bV bis !
long, flowing heard, has climbed IN IN. |
top of the hell tower on the italian
Catholic monastery and hoisted the ,
German flag
Tie lew remaining Italians await
lnfaueatiy the first firing. The laea,
4Eteries ar deserted. At sea 4 ro,l of
WShteRed sailing boats is scurrvin,
cut OF te harbar
ms evening the coffee houses in
the Afae quarter re-opened and Inc
PRIESTS, appearing on the small balco-
mes oi lie 3iinaretS. invited the nan-
pie 10 4'hyer. Crowds of Arabs gath
ef al AT aIIerent points and read tho
posSeo hotees IN Turkish, which say
ne itSian government made an
unjust aehnd on Turkey asking Ter 1t
TX give up{fripoli. Tile Turkish cab n
| " t9se'hS With the Parliament iq t
aiSafing adeanite answer - @iy, "a
49,, -, r. adjurc the popula- III
| Italians '''''' 'ssi'fi1t &c
/ III .a,,,telfti3 ssage received bt the 4
II had been exp, - "a. e.''Ist, an 't.ioiie.
be filled with N '''a- .eday "oaid IN
but the contrary ne scenes Of war. ba
imperetrable Afrit the case and shei
down on . town t nigat~NasN:i--a 2e
| serene" WAS ontwsrtiIs er.
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a NAVAL FUNERAL
WA, a. Arranged, If the schley Fs" :
;ly Desires II.

urash,nqton, oct. 1.-The navy DC.
Na viii immediately arrange
i p.. : naval funeral for Admiral Sen . ,
aior a r ..,a,iyes indicate such 4 desire,
secretary of the Navy Nh serao,enee
send official messages Of corr, cenuo r.
-. so The widow and to capt Inor n fa n
s g I. S. A.. at Fort Logan L. sno, so,
- winfield Scott Sehloy, Jr ai'I -.
Ut on The staff of the New YORK.
city hospital. a,,.,, ,,,ea alone
Ne ellington. AT their home carr
takers were preparing for 'hei'
this evening. .o,,ayea one
Admiral schley's death reme ven s Us.
of the best known officers IN '"e ms
tory of the American navy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-03

.rrYo,.o In the senate he feeesstl =
- ont If II. Al That time oHiel
- voted present But II suft'
1ti,;ro more than that respesSe e
Soii, ...,,ts : vote on the elechop:
co 40, ;s therefore. &c kact OF record
-. Ar stephenson was elected Jan.
Itch was some weeks before MS
~ bv the ioinbt Legislature on
,Iar,'b / 1903 The charges upon winch
NJ, investigation is based, refer t'
rho election OF Marsh Z. whereas We
ccntenG that senator stephenson We
legally senator before t7d.. '0''''
sion election. AZ, .taryae
related to the primary holi,i'"',o,,
whereas. the present COMMITS c.
outhorized h Nhe United states sen
A. ia invessgatc only tn" election ono o.
Mr. stepuenson. Any INVESTIGATION
nto any nhasc of the subject ''.e
han that which bore directly on '''
Election. hessaid. would be gratui'o '''S
m the paet of the committee INV
would sbe Unauthorized ..,a,iyc
M ster}hensons testimony ftia II
a h,s "a topaign expenses was sunni J.,
+, mr. mad already been brought u"
, nrovio,is legislative Investigations I
=, has testified AS to expenses iol
ostage, travelling expenses cis,' 49, f
her items when Mr.. Lituelfiu -, 49, q
ose# objection on the GROUNDS '''''
10 question related TO me pi ''''''' Is
IA MOI 70 the election. 10 '"'i9'"
Ia direction the committee adjourn ee
I tho afternoon session
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Deer Hunting
Season Is Open.

Bangor, Me, Oct. 2-Open season. ci
deer commenced early this morning anC
the first deer to be brought into this city
this season was secured By Charles Aus
tin, local sportsman, at Wytopitlock
Hunting conditions in the woods werI
never better at this season of the yef
and the wardens stationed in this 81
expect some large receipts. Indicatidl
here are that the usual number of NJ
resident hunters will hunt in this sedn
of the state. Game Warden John ~
den of Hancock is in charge of the SECS
game interests here pending the aYlnt-
ment of a senior warden to take thylace
Of Warden Frank II. Perkins of Hdley,
resigned on account of illness
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Turkey Is ST.
'o"'ilAl'ns oops.

Constantinop!c, Oct. - .
is being hurried. Turkish tization
been sent to Macedonia and have a
Greek frontiers. Despite tiieg the :.
ment's pacific assurances Aern-s
persists that if the war with Year {
prolonged some incident will oe. is ,
the frontier which will unaVein
preeipitate Turco-Greek WIZ.
1t may even happen that public OF
ION will force the government to Sc
A war with the Balkans as compens
zion for it's humiliation in falling
resist Italys aggression in Tripoli. n
merous kilograms reaching the For
from the provinces described the fec
ing there as beginning TO run high. II
people are clamoring for desperate +
siytance and reprisals against the Eta
ians
The Turkish government las order
the coal exporters 90 hold all Card
coal
II il stated that the war machine
has ordered the mobiliz3tion OF sew
classes of reserves and made preSiSi
for calling out nine additional corr
The government has placed an q
hareo on all private stocks IN Staf
boul and Constantlnople, which mea
ure greatly disturbs the trade.
The report from the military cor
mandnr NJ Prcvesa. denied an ltalli
landing theresThe report explains III
attempts to land were made and t
statement that a landing has been {
fcted probably. originated in the ca
ture Of the project of the port by
Italian warslip while lie was pI
ceeding to the .3rships to ascerta
the object Of Mfir presence. The mi
ister of marif1 has resigned, on t
| nd,-icn of the. Grand Vizier
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ASK ENGLAND,S HEI
mohammedans of India WaltaIv,s
Career CT Aggression CHAD

Calcutta, Oct. "a cableprona ,,,
ward'd here today in the ma H. IN.
M@h'tAlnedans et .ludia. mpx ,,r,.,t
bf''a'h to take Il hand in the n 1ur,.
ish situation. The message wasAross.d
10 the foreign secretary at La ana
i dnplleate was sent by telegrsto Tho
Indian homo secretary NJ SIM, n," ~
dispatched nj thu bchegt Of a ~ !
ing of Mehammetl.tns held - =. M
presidency of Mr. .Arin. u pros,, :
i've and asked England as - -
Mehammedan power in the a.. to
check Italy's career. of oprros
Anothci. i3c ssase ffom IA, .4urce
went forward 10 1hc eaa,1H at
Ganstantinople ar.,.ng th.,, H. de-
fond the honor of Islam
fhat the Mohammedans ia aye
thoroughly aroused is indJoIby the
mass meetings action in fornEl strong
committee styled the otndiadl d Gres-
cent Society. which ~ to take |
such steps as seem adyIssfk prevent |
var. Other eenters of I'M ave been
.eqnested to form local CON ices along |
similar lines
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Unimpeachable.

If YOU were to see the unequailea
volume of unimpeachable testimony IN
favor of Hoods Sarsaparilla. you
,yould upbraid yourself for so long
aaIa,.inp 10 take this9effective altera-
tive and tonic mediHne 1or that p ol.
disease from which You are suiierlile'
1t cradicates sscrofula ana all other
hnmors and cures all their inward ana
outward effects. 9
Take Hoods.
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The above may explain the conflict
liz reports regarding the action of the
aiians at Tripoli. The best informa-
ON has been that the bombardment
,the fleet was set for late Saturday.
= kspatch from Tripoli received sat
l. o, night said that the Italian fleet
L. bu fire on the port that morning
= meat the firing ceased almost ina
L statty An earlier despatch had
s-,n mt the bombardment was be-
q arriyin0 An. Saturday. Refugees
o Tripoiia. Malta today said that
vaded upot been bombarded or m
; sci sailed the time that their YES
IA q o'clock Saturday night.
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Ia. President Shocked a. News.

Lincoln. Nebq Oct 2-Presl1sn !,
,salt learned in Lincoln OF the suu o,,a
death Of Admiral schley. The new.
Was taken 10 him while pc was a. =.
luncheon and Mr.. Taft showed PAM Fly
,hat II came as a distinck saocS' ne
hid known Admiral schlsf sor many
Nnarc.
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ADMIRAL scHLey.
lsontinueel rrom rage one.1


==-=- = : : =
sire 4 mfiit:try funeral fol' him, six t'e-
tired adsnnals viii be selected to act as
his honorary pail bearers.
II the funeral takes place here the
,arnir,,l will he buried in The Arlington
National cemetery, Ills grave will be IN
rant Of the historic Lee mansion in close
,,rox,u,ity to the lot assigned to Admiral
Alvey aud tie members of his Asiattc
40, aud ovetlooks the Potomac river
IA the city Of washington
~ rraneemcnts for Admiral sehley'S fu-
,sral were completed tonight. 1t was an
,,S, that the body will be taken to-
leroy, s 10 washington and mat services
iho o, ~ held at his late home in the ma
iona, na, capital The burial viii be l" Ar
,inaton cemetery