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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Loretto Hay ford of Belfast, went to Bos-
ton last week to deliver the chestnut geld
ing Ben Bolt, by Hambletonan Chief, the
horse having been sold for a good rice to
Boston parties.
The horsemen are talking about the
great performance of the three-year old
colt Grenader, which won the 2.3s class
at the races Wednesday, at the Maine
State fair grounds. This colt was foaled
in 1890 and is the property of b. +. and
+. H. Briggs of Auburn. He is by Mes
senger Wilkes; dam, ModJeska, by Red
wood In the first heat of the 2.31 class
Grensdier was second in 2.2G IL, and as
he was obliged to trot the mile on the ont
side of the track his time was better than
that of the horse winning The heat. This
race showed that Grensdier is very fast
a. we'll as game colt, and il is safe to pre-
dict he will get record in the teens. The
Messrs. Briggs have been greatly congratu-
lated upon the Performance of the colt. The
colt was eIcellently driven by Mr.. Frank
II. Briggs.
Alright. the trotter that Houlton thinks
rather walks away with anything in ARGOS
took, and is owned by Jarvis Kitchen, will
soon appear harnessed TO q very light, neat
and well-msde pneumatic sulky. Alright
is expected to ''do the track in 2.25 this
season, if nothing happens to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

ssslsy sssviess I'M ~ csreiaIiy laviasd b
hafend.


CxfTAKIas CHrKeH-The Rev d. Ian
ton Hay, New Church minister OF frosi-
i<nce, r. l. viii preaclsisx tomorrow even
ing q 80. Subject Gods froEssiss 8
CONGREGATIONAL CHcgeH-Servies 1t
10 30 A. a sermon By Rev. Peasant
Hunter of VI nneapoIis. gag Of the IA >,
eloquent esxrgy men in the great Northwest
Y. Il. S. C. T. at $50 A NJ Caloa SCI
vice
GosPEL MEETINGS. a, 81 cApatos Street,
on Sunday at 1880 A. n. add 80 Z. M,
also on Wednesday eve at ~.
GosPKI TEHrKRAssE MEEIrsG at rooms
Of the W. C. T. u, on Sunday az 80 r.
NJ.
METHODIST EriscopAL CHcacn Il here
will be service Sunday mornlng at 10 10
o'clock With preaching by the pastor, hsv-
c. $. Cummings.
ST. MAEx's cHrReH-E Eleventh Sunday
after Trinity. Celebration OF Holy Con4-
nuniea at I A. NJ; morning prayer, WIKI
sermon, az 10 90; choral evens9ng without
sermon al o'clock.
ST. BARsABAs' CHArtL. Bangor STREE
Eleventh Sunday after Trinity. The sun
day school viii meet II O'Clock; evening
prayer with sermon AT o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
SOME CLOSE SLAVES.
Aaterh : JnGertakers Came Very Near Having
Bio Days Work.

HAvEgnILL, Mass, Aug. ll.-During
yesterday many people had narrow es-
capes from death A 2-year- old son OF
Alexander McAuley secured a two-ounee
,ottle filled with paregoric and drank the
contents He cannot recover.
Johnny Howard, 8 years old. climbed up
he rear wheel on an ice wagon. The
iriver started up the horses and Johnny
fell under the wheels, and the flesh was
,oraped off one side of his face clear To the
bone.
William Sullivan, stone mason, had
.wo fingers O. rtshed to pulp.
William Fitzgerald and John Mcdonald
attempted to separate two dogs that wer,,
,aily bitten
Three children Of John Mccarthy
started to cross une track. Two trains
we're coming, and the children became
confused and aid down in front of the ex
press Switchman Quill seized n red flag,
waved it, the train stopped and the chill
iren'- lives we're saved.
A French girl named Duchesne at
-empted to wheel her little sister in n baby
arriage MP the railroad track from the
.ssex street crossing to the depot The
Portland express came along Freight
Agent kimball and the crossing tender
,ulled the child and the baby carriage out
# the way and fatality was thus
typrtei
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
NONE TOO SOON.
Louisiana Board Of Health Guarding Against
an Invasion Of Yellow Fever,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. II. - The state
hoard Of health met here to act on the
threatened yellow fever epidemic at
Pensacola After a full discussion of the
subject, it was determined to take every
precaution against the introduction Of the
disease here, short Of absolute quarantine
Every through train on the Louisville
and Nashville road carried many ont Of
Pensacola. All Of them were Gang
about 20 miles from this city and detained.
Among them were the members Of the
New Orleans baseball ciub, who left Pen
sacola in great fright. They will be de-
tanned five days, and hereafter all pas
sengers from Pensacola will be detained
the same length Of time unless they have
health certificates. Those who have GER
tificates will be kept two days at an
isni atAd mint from the city,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
OAKLAND.

George o. Halle,t is visiting in Benton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

: of Maine goes
b of the Presi-
lows that Cieve-
strongest posi-
from prosperity
u distress, pro-
! of Democratic
of the message
ire and caustic
| unanswerable,
will agree with
he Presidents
tless purpose to
crusade, regard
suffering already
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

hence, Examined
* Tuesday and
understand the
fter u two hours
ment around the
Id compact. En-
n the company
he managers EN-
the reservoir in
he, as the break
,ern part of the
Is extra caution,
l his power, as
direct charge of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

cALtspaa cos,xe EvEsrs.

R~ffgSsus-
Aag. II r. ElsAInoad G4lspmesfsng.
Anl. L. sept -spsrssaallsi exlapsnsetiaz. Essz-
sept ~ ss-f. NJ G. A. sta-- Esasenla"a- As-
Jssg . Aax. s--A4y~as Campaigning. West BAsa-
Azx is-Aavent Cs4sprasssing. wAsafnxtos.
Aax ut nlser-zliss 1eoss Assstnx. sebsxo Lake.
Aax- zf-~AnaH44 Cans ogasstinx. sarragefI.
Aug 81 2h-kethpalss CAMPAIGNING, sSTta Al
soe-
Asx. ze-zs-s4-ssase ". c. T. {. school Of Meth
Ass IA rdroseogzin Di-sriss Lodge u Gaod
Te1ysass. Lissoa = ais.
Asx 24-CuEstsri&aa District Good Tsnp&Ars,
Aas ss-fiaseoe4 I,t.srses Goo,i Tsaplsrs. Blue
arg. as-waiae District Gosa Temptafs, y nth
fssssb9fO-
Edacafiaaal.
July a. ax. zs-s,esan rarx Chaataaasan Asscas
bly,, sif Orchard.
july Is Aax. ~Cssaatxagua Assembsy. Fryesarx
Aag. a Il - flsestagala Isaessers' CesTsa'tson-
Aug - is-Chaataagaan Assembly. aortnpoF'-
MfsesIIansoss.
Ang s-is-Reaalea LIT 10Th 18Th Maine Begi
neuts, Long lalAsd. Portland HasbeS.
August - ABaaai Reunion. kifth Maine Req
nhtHts feaks if3dH1+
Aug r. anaai KeaRion Aadso-eoggia veterans
Eat i4ysrmoss
Aag is-keanloa 18th Maine Regiment, -oatl
Paris.
Aug 2: NJ REUNION Seventh NalAs Regiment
Losg fsians Portland HsrboF
AGg. r. EsaR49H l9th Name Regiment, ater
Vile.
Assnst as-Ode Fellows Of Maine. sosh Aaniysr
sEry, Portland.
Angus, lex. Of + Field and Pytiian day, Bath
Oct. 10 u sud l2--sazadahoe County Far al
Iopshsm-
August 2a--ARnaAi Reunion. First Maine CAyzl
~. Portland,
Aag. E-geunion Eleventh Maine Regiment
EoeklRnd
Aug Meeting 81 Maine Board Of Fharmacgi
Portland.
AaR. i5--Annnai Reunion, zsna Main. Rig meat
Haiapd.n.
Aug Il Il Annual asaaion. Sixteenth Maiat
Regiment Pittsncia
AHg. S3-ksani0h Frs Maine Cavalry Asio;ia
ton. Portland.
--~s large and steady money
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL - Immediately
after the reading Of Wednesdays jour ual
Mr.. German moved that when the senate
adjourn 1t BIZ till Monday next. The sen
ate then Immediately adjourned until
Monday at noon. After the reading and
approval OF Tuesdays Journal. Mr.. Bailey
moved that the house take a recess Till i
O'Clock. The motion was carried. Shortly
after reconvening the house adjourned for
the dav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
COOK FOR GRAND MASTER.
3onqs at the Annual Session Of Massachu.
sets Odd Fellows.

BosToN. Aug. 1.-THE largest annual
.eesion of the grand lodge Of Massa-
.husetts, o. o. F., ever held assembled
yesterday. 900 strong, in the hall at Berbe
lev and fremont streets The session was
allied to order by Grand Master Price OF
am bridge.
Upon recommendation of the committee
lu election and returns. 100 past grams
received tine grand lodge and past noble
grand degrees. They were also admitted
md duly instructed
The following were placed in nomina-
lion Cor the various offices: For grand
mastes, Louis A. Cook; for deputy grand
mastes. Henry h. kuggles Of Franklin;
for grand cretary, Charles ID. Cole OF
Boston; for grand treasurer, Julius l.
Clark Of West Newton; for grand warden,
Austin s. Esty Of Somerville, Hon Charles
A. Russell of Gloucester. Henry A. Thomas
of Weymouth, Fred Samuels Of Lowell,
Frank A. MilIiken of New Bedford and
John w. Palmer Of Northampton.
Reports from various officers showed
the lodge TO be in fourishing condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

Rear Admiral Thornton A. Jenkins
lied at Washington, aged 81 years.
John b. Wright, formerly n prominent
.isure in theatrical circles, died at his
ZONE in Al!ston, Mass. Mr.. Wright was
BORN in Newburyport. Oct. l, 1914.
the chief of the Cherokee tribe OF III
iians in Raleigh is dead. His name wa
Nimrod smith and he was "a man Of high
Dr,ler Of intelligence and education and
native ability.
George ". Thayer of Boston, piano
salesman, died suddenly in Manchester,
n. H. He was ~ years of age, He was
only Ii years old when he went to the late
war rs the drummer boy Of company d.,
First New hampshire heavy artillery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
More Of the Securities Of the Peoples lnsur-
ance Co. Found,

MANCHESTER, n. H., Aug. n.-At the
present rate of progress 1t will not take
a week for the Peoples Fire Insurance
company TO discover every dollar OF the
500, o0a deficit" cited in Commissioner
I4inehan's report.
Some $500 worth Of the missing Sc
curities turned up yesterday. These were
In the form of $4,000 worth of James
River railroad bonds, which were reported
from Boston.
The officials also secured trace of two
notes, aggregetiug 81, 900, the property OF
the Peoples Fire Insurance company, but
which We're pledged to secure loans for the
National Bank of the Commonwealth
In Two Local Banks.
The Peoples company will make formal
demand for these notes, and rs the banks
holding them also have certificates Of de
post for the amount of their loans to the
Commonwealth bank, and, therefore, win
stand an equal chance with other deposit
tors and will probably lose nothing. it is
expected they will be surrendered without
contest. Tr's makes an aggregate III
nearly 100000 of the missing securities
over 5000 900 thus far.
Tue inform lion that the missing ca shier
was in Montreal week before last was es-
tablished beyond peradventure. A prom
inent local merchant just returned from
the Dominion city states that his cousin,
who is in the hack business in Montreal ct
only saw, but drove Morrill, about the "
two or three times. Morrill, stopped at the
Windsor, and appeared
Very Pale and Greatly Worried.
1t is the belief of this gentleman that
Morrill, had LIT Montreal on or about
week ago Sunday.
In this connection It may be proper to
state the opiflion of Examiner Gatchell as
to the missing cashiers wherea bouts He
believes Morrill, Is very near the border,
ready to light OF fly, us the exigencies of
the case or his Judgment may dictate.
Mr. Gatchell believes there is a certain
element here who believe Morrill, should
return and face the music, while other in
terests hope for his continued absence.
The examiner is of the opinion that
Morrill, will return in good time, or when
he is formal, indie ted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
NEW TRIAL DENIED.
Recorder Smyshe Decides That The verdict
IN The Buchanan Case Must Stand

New YORK, Ang. iL-Recorder Smythc
has denied the motion for new trial
made on behalf of DIR. Buchanan, recently
convicted Of having poisoned his wife.
The charge against buchanan was that
he killed his wife. Anna b. Buchanan. on
April %. iSrs, at 2ds West Eleventh street.
this city. She had property supposed To
b, worth about slo,0o0 gained by keeping
a diserderly house in Newark. Buchanan's
LAWYERS tried to upset the verdict because
Juror Paradise. as they alleged, was rem
dered incompetent to arrive at a verdict
by reason of illness. In his decision,
which covers III typewriter pages, the
recorder says that there is no good reason
for believing that the jury's judgment
was uusound, and Buchanan is formally
denied a re-trial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

| large and steady money M
are well TO do. Jefferson b
the richest of the lot.
| Comedy. with a few es
ways pays better than
Francis Wilson, of comic c
probably the largest q
money-nnaker now before
public. He relinquished a
. week To become a star.
Mary Anderson. before
stage. frequently made &
and Lillian Russell, Paulin'
Modjeska, Fanny DavenI
Mitchell, Clara Morris and
each make a comfortable
year. Lolita is worth clos
and is the richest actress Il
But the earnings Of the
players fall far below thos
opera singers. Patti ne,
less than 8, 200 a night; s
often received 81. 800 for /;
Torrance; Campanini has /
300 "A month, and Jean de b
his American tour last We
81. 800 for each Performance
cent. Of the box receipts.
Edouard was paid s., 900 I
formance. Playmaking, "
.eeds at it. is one Of the me
of callings. Bronson How
Fl. Hoyt, Henry c. De
Belasco and William Fl. I
makes not less than &25, 00t
and Towards income In
years has often trebled tina
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
SCHOONER ACACIA SUNK.
collidrng Steamer Sails Away Without Offer.
leg Any Assistance.

VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Aug. H.
Schooner Acacia, Golding, from Port
Johnson. Of and for st. John, with a cargo
Of i67 tons Of coal, when about six miles
sast-southeast from Chatham, Just after
midnight. during a light southwest wind
and foggy weather, was run into by
large unknown steamer, which struck the
Acacia CHANGING blow on the starboard
bow, carry ny away her bowspiit and all
head gear. causing her tn sink in about "
minutes
The captain and crew were picked up
shout three hours later in their yawl boat
by schooner EeIma. White. of and frr-n
Calais, Ne, for Newport, X. l.. and landed
NJ this port yesterday They saved moth
hog and will be forwarded to Boston.
Captain Goiding Of the Acacia states
that the colliding steamer kept on her
course. making no effort to offer assist
ance or make known her identity.
Had the sehooner's boa. been stove BY
the collision all hands would most likely
have Been drowned. The Acacia lies In 10
fathoms Of water, with msstheads awash.
and Is a dangerous obstruction to nayioa-
ton TIE damage to the steamer Is un-
known
Floating PaaIcs launched
CHESTER, Pa. Aug. 1.-THE largest side
wheel steamboat in the world slid OF the
ways and into the Delaware river yester-
day. The yards of the Delaware River
Iron Shipbriiding and Engine company
were crowded with people attracted: By
the unusual sight. The officials Of the
Fall River line, whose feet the new boat
will head, we're present The new boat
has not yet been named, but as she 1. a
sister ship TO the Puritan, Plymouth,
Providence and Pilgrim, she will probably
be called the Priscilla.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

The suspicious aroused concerning the
fire on the Townsend road Thursday noon,
have increased rather than diminished and
it is quite generally believed that the fire
was of incendiary origin. There have been
too many fires of supposed lneendiary orr
gin to please either the insurance agents o,
the public, AMI il is believed that some
step should be taken regarding the fires OF
the Townsend rosd. Ii is hoped that the
fire may be found to have originated from
causes other than incendiary, but under the
circumstances the public should be assured
of the fact
Allen True viii probably pay the penalty
for horse stealing There is no doubt OF
his guilt. or that he has been going to the
bad for several years, notwithstanding the
best of family influences which were
thrown around him. So far as learned, he
never exhibited malice toward anyone, but
had what is called peculiar streak,
which many attributed to form of insan'
ity. Certainly his crimes have not shown
a well-balancea mind, but in the opinion oil
insanity experts he is not insane. He takes
his Jail life very coolly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

Wilbur Simmons of North Arson wss in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

BosToS, Aug 1.-THE tax rate in Bos-
ton for 1898 il $50 per slom This :i2, 30
is divided up a. follows: For county, Is
cents; for state, 92 cents; for city, $ll i3
The total tax last year was $500 The
present years tax for county and city Is
the lowest rate since 1915. when it was
sll.Gs. The county and city tax together
last year was Sl2.27. while this year 1t
"a All 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
Double Drowning Accident.

BosToN, Aug. John Lantry, IL years
old aud Charles I.intsky, % years old,
both of this a y, were drowned yesterday
IN the lake at Jacksonville, N. H., where
they were spending their vacations. The
body of youns Lantry was recovered. HIS
home was on Dale street, ii iehland dis
trict. His father died some months ayo
Lintsky was a civil engineer in the Office
If the cit v engineer of Boston
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Chinaman In a Bad Scrape.

BosToS, Aug. 1i.--lIop Yick Lung, the
Harrison avenue Chinaman who was ar
rested for assault with intent To kill VIII
IAN j. Mann was held in $4,000 for ex-
animation on Aug. H. Mann lies at the
city hospital in precarious condition.
He was struck on the head with stool.
1t is supposed that Mann aud com
panion tantal hed the Chiuamau, and that
he excitcdy threw the chair st his tor
fuputur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

BuSi
President cIeysisal afi c2,nd the Remainder
o. a.. Isl al Cry Gaalls.

o. a. j.. al Cry 6aalas.
WAsHIvGroN, Aug. Ill President Cleve-
land will lessr Washington this afternoon
for Buzzard's BAY, Mass, to remain unt.l
shout sept l. II ia likely that he will he
accompanied by Secretary Lamont, who
is anxious 30 join his family at Sorrento,
Me. Since the meeting Of congress OH
Monday last. Mr., Cleveland has disposed
OF huge amount of work, aud he feels
that there is nothing to keep him in Wash
ineton. Congress is not expected to do
anything for 40 me time. aud matters for
congressional consideration can be pre-
pared by the president at Gray Gables
Mr.. Cleveland spent yesterday At his
e,ntry seat and managed to get rid Of a
large amount Of business He disposed of
all applications for pardous laid before
him, and signed his name to the bur
ireds Of certificates nominating men who
were appointed during the congressional
recess to the offices they are now filling.
The recess appointments are the only
,nes the president will send to the senate
before his departure. In accordance wi h
his rule, Mr.. Cleveland has directed that
the time of his departure from Washing
ton shall not be made public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

NV YORK. Aug. ll-Pay day came to
sudden stop in the Long Island railroad
yard in Long Island City yesterday after
noon. The small currency gave out. and
the paymaster was forced TO suspen !,
while disappointed crowd Of about 40
employees besieGed the car and wanted r.
know what wa the matter. The com.
pany offered to give them checks. but the
men wanted money
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New Enuland Bank All RiqhL

MANCHESTER, n. H., Aug. Il-At a
meeting of the directors of the suspended
Bank Of New England Bank Commits
4iouer Lyford stated that a careful exam
nation OF the institution had revealed no
tscrepance- and that if the assets could
be realized upon not only would the de
positors and stockholders receive every
dollar, but surplus of at least 10 per
cent would remain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

PARIS, Aug. 1.-The affairs Of the Pan
anna Canal company will shortly have an
other airing in the courts, due to the efforts
Of the iiquidators OF the company to recover
certain sums Of money. It IL said that NJ.
LemarquIs, co-liquidator with N. Mechici-
court Of the company, applied for and was
granted summonses against the members
OF the syndicates Of contractor in civil
proceedings TO recover the sum Of loo, 400
francs alleged 70 havs bssn frauduIsntly
secured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
New veFk Steck MARKET.
Nav York Produce Maftst.

EEK div. ibid. iasked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12

Steele Mackaye has outli
for a musical spectacular
the worlds fair. 1t is to {
OF Columbus. his life, his ,
his early voyage and his {
be produced in a mammo
called the Spectacular.
vised by Mackaye, with
numbers composed by tn
modern composers II
three performances daily
formers and 100 musicians
Anton Seidel. Seidel will
900 for the seaAon-
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ADJUSTMENTS
1.-THE DAEkLkE.

''0nly One" the famous and original Joe
OFT, is this season. the leading comedian OF
that circulating farce The Dazzier,
which comes to the Opera house next
Tue slay. He has budget of new song,
and series of dry and why sayings, and
is as ugly as ever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
nrAl foA aoyeNlsoR


C1ScIxyAr1, AUG. 1l-As the sonvsn-
ton TO select an opponent for Govsrnor
Mckinley worked along thar Wa praca-
cAlly NO change in The situation. Neal
against the field. with tho field csnserins
on Baker. ard struggling In various direc-
tious after the other candidates
The hslloting resulted - follows:
For Sovernor-Iawrence I. Neal; ON sns
first ballot.
Lisu,enant goverucr-Colonel William
A. TAYLOR of Columbus; nominated oy
reclamation
The platform Of the Democratic conven-
ton utterly ignores the silver question,
save to resffirm the last national plat
form. Ii favors national banks being
,,erui,ted to issue currency to the par
value of the bonds deposited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-12
Silver Movements

WASHINGTON. Aug. II. - Silver con-
tinues on the rise in London. According
to official advices the price is -. iol,S an
ounce. This is cent an ounce above the
price paid by the treasury, OF the Si ,OuV
ounces of silver offered Wednesday the
treasury bought 81, 900 ounces at ~ 1918