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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08
Wounded and ParaIyzed.
An Old Veteran Of the War After Years Of
Suffering
HIS Shock Of Paralysis-Nvhcn all Other
Hem dies Failed He Tries DIR.
Williams Pink Pills.
From the Press, Utica. N. Y


Mr. David G. Talbot is a well-known
and respected citizen of Otsego County.
New York, residing at Edmeston, who
three years ago had Il stroke of paraly-
SIS, which he attributes to the effects
Of u wound received on the 10th OF June,
1864, before Petersburg, Va. while serv-
ing with the New York Heavy Artillery
The following is his own account of his
illness and convalescenee, which VIII be
found interesting:
Edmeston, N Y, Aug. 81, 1896.
ION the fifth day of December, 1893.
was taken with a paralytic shock, which
affected the whole Of the left side, and |
could not speak for three weeks. | was
confined to my bed for a long time ana
constantly attended by physician,
though little relief was experienced. My
stomach and the muscles of my throat
were much affected ] was wounded in
June 1864 at Petersburg Va. having
then lost three fingers of my left hand.
and that always affected me in a marked
degree, my arm often becoming numb. !
should state that on the day | received
the stroke. ] had two distinct shocks, the
first in the morning. which was so light
that the doctor was not at all alarmed,
put the second nearly finished me up.
Ever since the war | had suffered with
nervous debility and nay condition was
very bad when ! WAS attacked. am
now sixty years old ana hardly dared
took for anything approaching good
ngdlth after my me OF SuicfinB, but j
saw so much said about Or. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People in the news
papers, and that they were good for par
llytics that / determined to try them
This | did just one year and four months
ago. ! strictly followed directions and
felt better within q week. | have taken
hem ever since and my condition has
steadily improved, and If | go on as /
have done the past year. | have hopes
Of thorough recovery. / am not like the
same man | was when / began 10 take
Dr. Williams medicine, My old eomradc
una regiment with me. and was q griev-
ous sufferer from general nervous dcbil-
iiy at my recommendation has taken DR.
Williams Pink Pills and they have
helped him wonderfully.
u certify on honor that the above
statement Is true in every particular.
(Sgnedj DAVID &. TALBOT"
Witness JOHN G. LAPPEUS.
DR. Williams Pink Pills contain. in n
condensed form, all the elements neces-
silry ia give new life and richness to the
olood and restore shattered nerves They
are also a specific for troubles peculiar
to females. such as impressions. irrcEu-
larites and all forms OF weakness. They
build up the blood. and restore the glow
Of health TO pale and sallow cheeks. Ia
men they affect radical cure in al
cases arising from mental worry. over
work or excuses OF whatever nature.
Pink Pills are sold In boxes never IN
oose huikl At 70 cents a box or six boxes
for 81. 80 and may be had of all druggists
or direct by mail from DR. williams
Medicine Company Schenectady, y. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08
W)Rs E HAN FIRE.
One Dead and SO Overcome by Ammonia
Fumes at New York Fire.

New York, May Fifty or more men
disabled and one dead was the fecof
of the fire department at a herce mrs
at No. 161 to 165 Chambers street
Thursday night. The fire was in the
large cold storage warehouse OF the
Merchants Refrigerating Co, ana II
was the fumes of ammonia ana the
heaviest of smoke that struck down the
firemen almost by the Dozen Inc cal
for ambulances was as rapid as the cal
for engines A score of doctors and
nurses was summoned TO do duty n
saving the lives of the men rlsked So
bravely.
The dead fireman is John Reinhardt
of Engine Co. No I. Those overcome
some of whom are in serious condl-
ton. include members of dozen COM
panies that were called out as reserves.
when Chief Bonner found he was los
ing his men on every hand. The hre
was a curious one and is estimated to
have done damage to the extent OF at
least 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealings In All
the Leading Stocks.

New York May 7.-Today's market
for stocks ruled extremely narrow anc
to the least degree professional with
nothing in it that reflected any general
condition Of influence on values. The
general list moved over only a-smali
fractional range. and many stocks re.
NAMED totally inactive during the day
the large majority Of the transac lions
being distributed among q few stocks
The price of the Granger group gem
orally was carried up TO a price equal
to or above last nights close. The
general railway list on the contrary,
was off an average fraction on the
days trading, the Vanderbits espec-
tally showing a reactionary tendency.
Omaha sagged from the opening, in
Guiding ~. but recovered partially the
loss.
The coalers also showed a cessation
of yesterdays strength on largely
diminished dealings. The Gould shares
showed themselves much firmer against
bear attacks than yesterday, although
the movement Of Western Union was
decidedly erratic. II lost IL, rallied l7s
and finally again reacted ~. Man
haitian also moved irregularly over a
range Of a point while Missouri Pacific
was comparatively steady. Chicago
Gas reflected the effects OF realizing
and impotence over the delay in leg
islation for consolidation. The stock
lost a point on the day.
Local gas stocks. on the contrary.
showed continued strength. Tobacco
jumped per cent IL 71h on manipula-
ton. American Spirits pfd. gained rs
on he day. Sugar moved in erratic
manner and closed with small or no
change. Northern Pacific pfd. rose a
point early in the day and maintained
the gain, through it fell into dullness.
London was a small seller of shares
during the day at the higher level here.
London prices for Americans. however.
improved noticeabiy before the close
there. Standard OIL iiquidating certifi-
Gates sold at 800. s
The bond market yibrated irregular
ly with liquidation in Erie prior lien
Is the feature. The bonds sagged 3M
per cent to SSst. The changes i'm other
issues We're trivial with business very
light. the total sales aggregating only
s725 900. Governments We're slightly
easier on profit taking. The sales were
$17 900.
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Today's Games.

Washington at Boston. Chicago al
Cleveland. St. Louis vt Louisville, Brook
Ign at New York, Baltimore at Philadel-
phia, Cincinnati at Pttsburg.
Brockton at FAN River. New Bedford
at Taunton, Pawtucket at Newport.
Bates-Phillips Academy nj Andover,
Yale freshmen Princeton freshmen at
New Haven, Princeton-Brown at Provi-
dence. Observation-Disclosures of Vermont
at Burlington, Georgetown at Fordham.
Amhorst-Holy Cross at Worcester Uni
versity of Pennsylvania-Georg at
Washington, Harvard 2d-St. Marks al
Southboro, Yale-Wesleyan at Middletown,
Bowdoin Boston College at Brunswick.
Hopkinton-Dein Academy at Franklin
Tufts-North Shore A. C. at Clifton.
Dartmouth of Vermont al
Burlington.
Syracuse at Providence. Rochester at
Springfield. Toronto at Wilkesbarre, Buff
falo ut Scranton.
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Other Domestic Ports.

ST. JOHN. n. B.-May I, ar. schs Dove,
Ossingcr Tiverton: Maudie. Beardsley.
Port Lorne: E A Lombard. Copp, jog
gins; Nellie d Ham. Anderson, Cape
Sable; Annie Coggins, Hayden Thornes
Cove; Lettie G. Hoar, Apple River; Ger
tie BeZanson, Westport; f NJ Oliver,
Harhins. LepreauX: Temple Bar Long
miro. Bridgtown. Citizen Woodwork.
Bear River; Big No. 3. 49,. Mcnamara.
Parrsboro.
Cid. Sims Laneham. Stephenson. Liver
pool; Simonside. kish. Avonmouth Dock
schs Maggie. Hines. Maitland; Maudie
Beardsley. Port Lorne, Lulu Pierce
Stevens, Harvey; Packet. Topper, Can
ming; r Il. Morris, Windsor; Dove
Ossinger Tiverton; Juno Wilcox Eaton.
Vile: Bear River. Woodwork Por1
George; Grevlle. Baird, Wolfville: + N
Oliver, Harkins. LepreauX: Citizen Wood
worth, Bear River; Maggie Hines, Matt
iand: J D Payson, Nickerson, Meteghan
Annie Coggins. Hayden. Thornes Cove
sim Alpha, Crowell. Yarmouth.
Bid sim Simsonside. Avonmouth Dock
Langham. Liverpool
HAilFAX. n. SHAY 7. sid. stn
,Sorean, Stewart. Philadelphia: blk Sva
aeA. Ssersen, Glasson Dock,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, May I.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-No. ? May, 711z July, 70s:
Sept. 5714nG7ss.
coRN-No. 2 May, 2s7s; July, 245.; Sept.
oATs-No. May 1873 July. l7H; Sept.
l77s
PARK-Mess. May. $3.50; July. @e5;
LARD-May. sLo2lz; July, s4o7l4; Sept.
3i17iA
SHORT RIBs-May. $40; Sept. A75.
Cash quotations:
No. spring wheat III; Netaoin rd in
FLoC R-l'irm 10 cents high on patents,
NJ. 2 spring wheat, ul2,
WHEAT-No. spring, 20; No. red.
SgiLA3Giz.
GpRN-No. 2. 2sa2Gls; No. yellow. 2f4
n3iA.
j oATs-No .. IN: No white fob. ga
q: No. 2 white fob, 20a22.
RYE-No. 2. 81.
BARLEY-No. 2. nominal: No fob,
Aa32 No. fob. 2GfI2cl2
FLAXSEED-No. !. 77lgG7g.
PRIME TIMOTHY SEED-s2s0.
MESS PORK-ss COASTS.
I.ARD-Si. DOfi S. 62ls.
BEEF-Short ribs sides (loose), $l55G
si.75; dry salted shoulders (bOxed). SKA
~: short clear sides (boxed). 5d5k
SIC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08
YES. THERE ARE OTHERS.
But So Difierent-lts Proof that Counts and
That's What Augusta People Want.

There are many of them.
Read about them every day.
Do you believe all you read?
We think not
Why? Well, perhaps you know diff
ferent
Hard to indorse a statement in Au-
gusta,
OF a man in st. Louis.
Bad backs are numerous.
Kidney complaints are common.
So are Kidney Cures.
But do they cure?
That's the all-important question.
Claim is one thing-proof is another.
Claim means what the manufacturer
says.
Proof means what the people say.
The people say,
Doan's Kidney Pills cure Kidney Ills.
Who are the people?
Why Augusta people-What other in
dorsement is proof?
Mrs. T.. c. Folger who lives at 80
Northern Avenue says: Il have proven
Deans Kidney Pills to be a sure cure
for backache. Mine panied so much
could not sleep at night. Often l had
to get out of bed and walk the floor or
sit in chair or do anything that
would suggest itself as long as 1t wouio
assuage the agony / suffered. l trieu
Doan's Kidney Pills Tor 1t. gettihg
them at the Old Reliable Drug store OF
Chas. II. Partridge. Since taking them
have not suffered in any way. un-
hesitatingly give them my most uh-
qualified endorsement"
What better proof than this? II you
have lame back or any disorder OF the
kidneys or bladder, Doan's Kidney
Pills VIII cure you and do 1t quickly
Ask those who have taken them.
For sale by all dealers. so cents per
box. or sent by mail on receipt OF price
by Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. l.
Sole agents for the United States
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tickets to base bali games have been
sold, and Of these all but two or three
We're sold in Lewiston The public
should appreciate what MIR, Clarity is
doing for the game and support IT,
Ball players are wonders" said
President Hart the other day. Years
ago. when ] was al Louisville. We gave
Pete Browning a gold watch in appre-
citation of his batting. | prese-ted
Pete the watch. He took it, gazed at
II moment. and said: Where's thu
ehain?"
Fall River Herald: Newport need not
We ashamed Of the team which Man
tger Finn has gathered. They are d
lean and fast crowd Of ball players.
Young Doherty is putting up fine
came ut third for Hartford Tuesday
ie made three hits and accepted FIVE
'hances.
Secretary Morse has approved the
ontracts of John J. Nugent. A 7. Cal
agter. Bert Dinsmore. Joseph Bean.
i. H. Hawley and F. j. FOX with New
nart, and of William Fitzmaurice with
Taunton. Pawtucket has released vii
Jam Sweeney. William Donovan ami
y. Leach. Newport has released
George X. Paige, John Toole and
Thomas StaInsby.
Pat Teheau says My team is not
form yet. but one of these days wen
ct cur eyes on the ball, and then you
viii hear Of a few pitchers dropping
lead. We have not struck our stride
ct, but when we do we will get To the
'ront in a hurry. our team is much
-troager, this year. than it was last,
md we expect to win the penant"
1t used to be that when a pitcher hit
/ batter he would rush up to him IN
apparent alarm, rub the confusion ana
accompany him down to the first bag,
ittering solicitUdes all the while. That
vas in the palmy days of old fashioned
courtesy. Now your twirler kills a
nan, has a bored look while waiting an
instant for the ambulance, rubs little
more dirt on the bah and asks FOR
he next batter
In the second game at Baltimore in
Inc New York series. Umpire Lynch.
sailed in and didn't do thing bul
AXE two whacks at Wilson at $40 a
Shack, and enc each at Joyce. Beckley.
ileason and Jennings. OF course all
New York is bowling that Mr.. Lynch
has il in" for that club. Nothing
,ould be more absurd. Umpire Lynch
old the writer that there was the best
# feeling between himself and the New
York club people.
Lewiston Journal: There is no need
for MIR. j. Louis Bacon to write I'M
kind letters about any of the officials
of the Maine league. He will get what
belongs to him. It's matter of fact
Mr. Clarity would quite willing to let
Mr.. Bacon have Tom McDermott if thu
Bacon gentleman were less vehement
Mr.. Clarity has the terms of accept
who is a better hitter than Mr.. Nc
Dermott ever was. or will be.
Portland Press: The Lewiston Jour
nal refers to the Portlands as the
champions in their minds. That's
right. they are and in the minds of
most Of those who have seen them
play. Manager Bacon seems to think
that the way to get what he thinks
are his rights in the Maine league is
TO abuse the officers. We haven't seen
any of those "BurnhamiZed' kilograms
from Brockton in any of the Boston
papers since the decision of Secretary
Young that Hickey belongs in Port
land.
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NOTICE OF INTERVENTION
Not Yet Received at Athens Greeks Blockade
Coast Of Epirus.

Athens. May 7.-Evenmg.-The interven-
dian communications Of the Powers nave
NOT vet been received The Greek GOV
.arn17lent has notified the Powers that tne
Greek fleet has established an effective
Blockade of the coast of lspirus,
A dispatch Just received from Almyros
announces that General SmoiensN bri-
gade arrived there this morning AFTER
having effected a retreat from Nclstino
III good order.
The government has ordered the iron
clad squadron TO send several torpedo
boats to obtain news Of the missing bri-
g4de.
a panic prevails ut Lamia. on the Gulf
Of LAMA which is now the base of sup
plies for the Greek forces ut Domokos.
Many of the inhabFtant are fleeing from
the place, fearing an attack by the Turks
Three vessels brought refugees from
Lania to the Piraeus, yesterday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08

Theosophists in Milwaukee are greatly
stirred up over the discovery that they
had been entertaining the noted Anna
ODelia Diss De Bar, alias Vera Ava IN
awares. The woman came to the city
and began to ngratiate herself with the
Theosophists. After she had been there
for two weeks suspicion was aroused by
something that she dropped that she was
a woman with a career. Headquarters
in New York were communicated with.
and from the answer returned il was
learned that she was Diss De Bar. When
confronted with the facts the woman be-
came indignant and insisted that she was
not Diss De Bar, but Vera Ava TINS
was the exact name given by the New
York headquarters as the name under
which the woman is travelling.
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GREEK ARMY DEMORALIZED.
Edhem Pasha Says Il viii Offer Little Rests.
lance to Turks Advance.

Washington. May Minister Ter
1ell at Constantinople, under date Of
yesterday. cables the State department
that telegram from Edhem Pasha
states that he captured Pharsalos, yes
tcrday morning, and that he was pur-
suing the Greek army at Domoko. The
mountain passes below Domokos could
be easily defended, but it is reported
that the Greek army is greatly demon
allied and that it will offer but slight
resistance, if any, to the advance of
the Turks.
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CURED

1t have been troubled with pain in my
back for some time. My business has
been that Of telegraph operator and
have lately changed from day TO night
work. found my back vas troubling
me and growing worse. thought my
kidneys were the cause. and needed
cleaning ont. / bought box of your
Sraragus Kidney Pills, and have taken
about all Of them, and / am retoiced
10 say that the pain has gone. / had
not felt IL until being up twenty-four
hours without sleep, then I felt it, but
slightly but a dose brought me around
all right. / think highly 81 Dr. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills. and do not hest
tate to recommend them TO others.
HENRY f.. SAVAGE. Mortified. Vt.
Night Operator, Western Union Tele.
graph Co
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GREEKS DOMOSKOS POSITION.
Constantine Says II Is Good and Will Be Held
at All Costs.

London, May IA special dispatch
from Athens says a telegram has been
received there from Prince Constan-
tine, saying: Our new position at Do
mollos is one of great strength. We
are resolved to hold it at all costs. The
retreat from Pharsalos was rendered
imperative by the overwhelming num-
bers of the enemy and was effected
without mishap.
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MUST CEASE HOsTILITIes.
The Powers Will Now Undertake 10 Settle the
Existing Difficulties.

Athens. May "A collective note will
be handed to the Greek and Turkish
governments this Thursday evening
or tomorrow calling upon them to
cease hostilities on the district assur-
ance that the Powers will undertake
the final solution of pending difficult
ties.
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POWERS WILL LAND TROOPS.
Greece Declines Mediation and Powers Will
Protect Dynasty at Athens.

London. May "A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Berlin says it is reported
there that the Powers have decided to
land troops at Athens to preserve the
dynasty. Greece having declined the
proffcred mediation of Turkey being will
ing to negotiate on easy terms if Crete
is evacuated by the Greeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08

Athens May 6.-Austria and Germany
have joined the other Powers in propos-
ing mediation between Greece and Tur
key
Gen. Smolenski is retreating slowly
and in orderly fashion to Almyrosi, and
Nolo has been most completely evacu-
ated. The forces under Constantine
reached Domokos unmolested and have
not been attacked. today.
During Wednesday night the Turks
continued 10 execute movements with Il
view of outfianking Pharsalos, and only
discovered at daybreak this morning,
that the Greek army had retired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08
Cre.an War Notes.

An official communication reiterates
that the eXcesses attributed to the
Turkish troops at Larissa are famous
calumnies and that the report of the
Turkish evacuation of Trikhala is not
founded on fact.
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IN THE HOUSE.
Ri-Weekly Meetings TO Be HeId-Democrais
Canno, Force Daily Sessions.

Washington. May 6.-The Republicans
of the House, Thursday, followed up
their recent endorsement of Speaker
Reeds policy of postponing the appoint
ment of committees. by establishing the
policy of bi-weekly meetings through
the adoption of a resolution reported by
the committee on rules. providing that
the House shall meet on Mondays and
Thursdays until further action The res
olution adopted will relieve the Repub-
licans from the necessity of keeping a
quorum in town and cut off the POSSIBLE
ity of daily sessions being forced by the
Democrats
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Runs made by-Coughiu.2 Nichols. 4
fioule. 4: McGuirk. .. Po!hemus. 9; Burns
8: Doziel 3: Miller. 2; Engle 2; Pretto
Robinson. Earned runs-Portland, ,
Two base hits-Polhemus, Miller. Stolel
bases-Couehlin. Nichols, ;; Houle. 3; Nc
GurIl, 3; Polhemus, 4; Burns, s. Doziei. (
Milled. >; Engle, Dolley, Small. Base OF
oaus-By Engle. 3, by Cushman. D Struck
out-By Engle. 8. Hit by pitched ball
McGuirk Houle, Nichols Wild pitch
ushman. 5 Time. 10. empire, Geo
Boss of Bangor.
AT ambridge-Ilarvard 10; Cornell. l.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5-S-3; Provl-
deuce 4-5-t.
At Newark-Newark, 7-l2-1; Paterson
0-5-2.
At Wilkesbarre-Wi lkesbarre, 1861 To
ronto. 9-S-3.
Al Reading-Reading, S-7-2; Athletics, .
IL
Al scranton-scranton. s-7-7; Buffalo,
Phil.
At Springfield - Springfield. S-l2-i;
Rochester. 7-7-6
At Richmond-Norfolk 3: Richmond, =
Al Iancaster-Hartford. 4: Lancaster.3
At Observation-Disclosures College, 8
University Of Vermont, 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08

Preparations are being made for
starting the paper mill of the Eastern
Manufacturing Co, at South Brewer,
which was shut down. last winter. In
very short time, the mill will be run
ming its full capacity, giving employ
ment to the usual crew Of men, which
is good news for South Brewer.
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Greeks She'll Kassandra,

Salonica May THE Greek fleet,
Thursday, dropped a number of shells
into the Turkish camp at Kassandra
but they did no harm. The Greeks did
not try to effect a landing.
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TRIPLE ALLIANCE
Once More Renewed for 3
Period Of Six Years.
The Right TO Withdraw from Agree
ment Expired on May 6.
Germany Succeeds in Persuading Italy to Re-
main in the Compact.

London, May "A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Rome says that the
pact of the Powers constituting the
Triple Alliance was renewed. yester-
day Thursday for a period of six
years. The right to withdraw under
the terms of the original agreement
expiring on May 6, and Germany has
succeeded in persuading Italy not to
exercise the right of withdrawal.
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National League Standing.
New Enqland League.

Al Pawtucket-Newport, u-1l-4; Paw
tucket, 9-l4-5
At Brockton-Fall River, 4-l3-5; Brock
ton 6-l0-5.
II New Bedford-Taunton, 2-5-2; New
bedford t-S-2
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New England League Standing.
Other Games.
At oRoNO

The Portland team of the Maine State
League played the Maine State College al
Orono. today and easily defeated them
Dy a score of . TO .. The game was called
al the end OF the sixth inning. NJ 5. G..
was badly crippled and We're no match
for the professionals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08
New York Money Market.

New York May :.
Money on call easy AT 1i4MiAs per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5isff4 per cent
Sterling exchange firmer with actual
business In bankers billie an Si.Sl,M$4SI1s
Tor demand ana 81 SJSi a. Gis for 90 days.
Posted rates 81 s6iaa si.sl and SiSSS
Commercial bills. 81. s5st&. S5i4.
Bar silver. GDI4.
Mexican dollars. az.
Government bonds. easier.
hands .a.fefgr
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Capt. VIM. r. kimbali is busy making
arrangements for the transportation Of
the baggage and camp luggage of the
Maine State College Cadets from the
wharf to the Hyde field on their arrival
in this city, the week of May II. Thurs
day. which will be the gala day during
the week. it is expected that Col r. p.
Hughes. inspector general Of the United
States army. will be a guest of the ca
diets. and a battalion Of high school ca
diets from Portland will probably be here
on that daN.-Bath Wines.
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Fall River Print Market.

Fan River. Mass. May :.
The print cloth market is quiet and
steady at 7-I6 cents