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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
CITY ORDINANCES.

An oRDINANcE TO A ~, ~ p ATP
REORDAIN SECTION 2 OF SharIL LS
Sc of THE CITY ORDINANCES,
CONCERNING DISTRACTIONS AZ
RAILROAD STATIONS AND SIEA ".
B0AT WHARVES. AND CLIMBING
OF BOYS ON CARS, &c
approved April s. 1851
Be Il Ordained by the Council OF inc
civ OF Richmond, That section OF chap
Ter s. of the City Ordinances, concerning
Instructions at railroad statiohs anu
Steamboat wharyes, and climbing or
bows on cars, &c, be amended ana teot-
dained so as 10 read as follows.
2 Ii shall be unlawful Tor any per
AT any such station or whari 20 ulanc
anv unnecessarily loud cutlery or cldmor.
or 10 solicit custom or employment In
tone louder than conversatlohal one'
or to take hold OF any passenger per
son clothing, baggage, or properly un
less previously requested ny sucn pa ls,,
senger 10 do so. Nor SHAH any person.
solicit custom or employment. eASeps
seiilno daily papers. from any one wnen
an a hotel omnibus. hack. or other We
hicIe 10 be or being conveyed 70 OF arvn,
a hotel or depot, or from any PslS",,
vhen within ten feet or the cu'oihs VI
w s,deyalk surrounding a hotel
This ordinance shall be IN iotce iohs
and after it's due publication. ,,c,,c,
an l2-Jt SS~z-.-,sss-.9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
uannenIngs in williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG, April n.-CSpeciaL)I
Circuit-Judge Blackstone mas granteu
the charter asked for by the IaskilaS
spring Company, the charter having peeN
raceiyed Al the Clerks Office this morn
i,,,, Tho officers who for the first year
are IN manage the affairs OF the com
Inv, are as follows: Wilbur II. DAVIS
pF 1oston. president and treasurer; ID. D.
Lear of Richmond. secretary win th IN
following Board of Directors: wilbur H.
MS ID J. Lear. and w. H. Keen. inc
comnanv will bottle and sell mine" d.
tiers and other non-alcohohc drinks;
The regular quarterly meeting OF tne
Eastern state Hospital Board Oh Dlie'-
go has been called for April l5th'
steward Carey j. Armistead' OF the
hosnitaI. Is yet confined to his MOUSE
~, homes 70 be out in q few days. 49,,
Ht,ss Porterheld, from Richmond. WIN
,,isit Miss Estelle Smith the hrst OF next
week. r.L~ g Charles
professor and Mrs John D IhaLies
have visiting them Mr.. kevel Mou f,s,
nnd his sister. Miss Alma Mourning rom
Newport News. c,,oori,+erd-
Colonel James H. Allen. supellii' emu.
ont az Schools in James CITY, mas DeeH
ouite unwell for some time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12

tober, s605; November, s6.O6; Deceihoe''
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up.
lands, 3-lGc.; middling gun o'-i00''
sales, sol bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April u.-CottonI,
Futnres quiet: sales, 25s0) bales, April,
$50 bid: MAY. $j.63GS5.a; June. s9:oew
$50; July. $570G$5.D; August, S9'IVdss9'..5, .
September, $5.70G &.72; October, $o.ls % :. -
November, $5.72QS5.73; December, s0''O@
$5.77; January, S5.UqSo.i9.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, April u.-Cottoh-
Firm at 57sc. for good lots: .,yr,r
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, April n:-Nlrg5i gu I.
las firm Prime g sSanis eS' frm at Sc.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. S. c., April u.-Tur-
pentine-Market firm at " l-2c; sales'
Rosin-Firm; sales, none; unchanged
SAVANNAH. GA, April u.-Spirits
| Turpentine-Firm at 26a26 l,ic'' 9ales'
1850 casks; receipts, dOZI i, CASH .aIes ANA
barrels. receipts 2,672 barrels. Quote; A,
| b. and c. $1i0; y and r, SID; r, Si'eo.
| q. 81 80; II. $40; i, $l.45; X, SloO; NJ, sl:vO
| n. Sl65: window-glass, Sl.I5; water-Whl-e'
Sl.9O. -
WILMINGTON. y. c.. April 1l.-Spirits
| of Northumberland dull at Is l-2dZic. /.
sales later at 26a26 lie; receipts, 10
Rosin-Firm at s1OGsl15; receipts, 2lsS
| barrels. ., MAJ, "a.
Crude Turpentiue-Quiet at $l4OGSl5O;
receipts barrels.
| Tar-Steady at 9Oc.: receipts, lol pareels'
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
NORFOLK. VA. April u.-(SpeciaL) }
| Peanuts-Market quiet; fancy, &c. st llCo
! " price. 27-Sc.; prime, o-Sc'' 0oii'i'i'''
| i1-242c. Spanish, soc. new.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, April n.-(Spe
cial)-Market steady at 5 Sac. for goo'
| lots. 1900,
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARhEI'
PETERSBURG, VA, April H.-lSpe
cial)-Virginia very firm; prime, 50, c
nish very firm at SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
STOCKS ANIMATED.
THAT is TO SAY. FOR ABOUT FIF-
TEEN MINUTES.
MESSAGE TAKEN AS BULL POINT.
yptiI Cuban Question Is Decided
There VIII he No Disposition 10
Enter Into Large Operations
Wheat Somewhat on.

NEW YORK, April 11.-There was
reriod of about fifteen minutes of ami
mated selling and quickly dropping prices
on the Stock Exchange to-day, after the
reading of the Presidents message to
Congress. and some large buying orders
were executed i'm the last fifteen minutes
Of trading. which brought prices up to
the top level of the day. Net gains at the
close were over a point for most leading
stocks.
The days results were a surprise. II can
scarcely be gainsaid that they go far to
demonstrate that very few speculative
contracts are made 10 be coYered. The
buying was largely by foreign houses,
and it is said the purchases were taken
with a view TO selling on the London Ex-
change tomorrow. That exchange was
closed to-day.
The absence Of any specific recommeh-
dation in the Presidents message for
ousting the Spanards from Cuba was
taken as a bull point. To-day's market
demonstrated that until this question Is
decided there is no disposition to enter
into large operations in securities.
The marking of call loans at 4 per cent
indicated that there is no immediate pros
meet of easy conditions in the money mar
ket The Sub-Treasury's credit balance
If sl97 OSS reflected the further withdrawal
Of the Union Pacific payment, which had
been left on deposit with New York
banks. and which is now being Withdrawn
as a set-off to the governments eXpehul-
ture for defence account. ID auul'ioH "
the withdrawal of government deposits
the movement of currency TO the interior
continued to-day in full force.
There was no marked activity IN To-
DAVIS bond market. but prices showed
strength as the day advanced. one NIL
lion and twenty-five thousand doI-
iars were the total sales. New fs regls-
taredo advanced -: do. coupon SO me
old as registered) and the 5s' - Do
price. .-.,.- mara 957 2n
sbores Including Chicago. Burlington an'
Quincy. 26lOl; Louisville and NashVIlle
| S772. Manhattan, 1888: metropolitan sur
Railway. 1857; Northern Pacilc' DO w. e,,
nreferred. 1900; Rock Island INV %
| paul % $50; Union Pacific. preferred, o.,
| 203: American Tobacco, 6,26i; sugar GLOW
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
qp N.-Money on call firm at Zl-Zo'
nor cent. last loan. 3 per cent; plIm
mercantile paper 51-2q6 per cent.
sterling exchange steady. with ac'ud
business in bankers bills at AS l-ft
4S1-2 for demand and $.SoaN.@ Ia = 10
siytv DAYS; posted rates, $LSaA.Sc II
commercial bills, s47sQA.7s II. IT,
silver certificates, 55q56 II; bar silver
q a: Mexican dollars, 45.
government bonds strong. state oohd
dcu Railroad bonds strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12

ing the no-fence law for wicomico Magis-
terial District. Good rail timber is be-
coming 40 scarce In some sections Of our
country that the no-fence law seems al
most necessity.
The farmers fear that the entire fruit
crop Is affected by the cold weather Of
the past week.
A rocknsh weighing Is l-2 pounds was
captured In hsh-trap by Mr. william
Coowart at Walnut Point this week. IL
would have been almost an impossibility
10 have captured this fellow with an
ordinary line.
An S-inch Arteslan we'll was sunk for
Albert Morris's fish factory last week.
and it gives at present flow Of 80 20
20 gallons per minute. II is expected 20
flow 400 gallons per minute when fitted
with steam pump.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
THE TOWN or EVANSVILLE.
Considerable Damage to Fruit-huch
Interest In Farming.

Interest In furmihS'
EVANSVILLE. VA, April n.-lSpe-
.-r,-rbe recent cold blast has injured
.-. fruit crop considerably in this Sec
,.- of the country. The peach pear
Mum and cherry trees were covered
...t "a profuslon Of blooms, and the
orchard owners were quite eiated with the
...-etts Of an abundant fruit harvest
..- +, is feared now that all their hopes
.... basn biehted. Previous 10 the
..-l .rap' the copious rains. together
,,..r -hs warm sunshine. had forced mo
....~ n great many wild flowers ana
had produced q marked effect ON Ihe
Garden and farm vegetation neat
..-s and grass have been growing very
rrfIv. our people are beginning 70
manifest "a great deal more interest IN
farming and less in the distlihns OF
LIQUOR and 10 is hard 10 enumerate lhe
.. results that will be produced.
r..-. vUI be less crime, fewer inmates
H.. ..- isl and almshouse, and the couh-
--. viii be more prosperous in every re-
....f ,..
a widespread interest has oeeh
Weakened here concerning the Hlspano-
American difficulty. The mass OF the
..... are fun OF anxiety. and anxious
lr war If IL cannot be avoided WIN
- humility and submissivehess Oh
Nh. mart of our glorious republic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
Chomberlain's Cough Remedy

is recommended only Tor the re" uIs,
eases forwhich experience has proven
il 10 be especially adapted and suP p :.
rior 70 any other. No other remedy
viii cure a cough or cold so quickly.
Ne other is so certain a preventive
and a,U cnre for Group No other affords
SO much relief III cases OF whJop'ns
cough. No otheris held IN hlgner e.,
teen by those who have USED IL 6 anu
know It's real worth and merits uive
il a trial when in need OF such me ine,
Scine and you are certain to be more
than pleased with the result
IMAM p'0 de 90 Sa, Tu&Thnrtf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
T, ,o,n. uopkin. GIee Club.

The Johns Hopkins Glee' banlo. ana
Mandolin club will give concert al tno
Jefferson tonight at Sis o'clock. rms
entertainment is under the auspices ..
the .Daughters OF Industry" OF st. pauIs
church who are earnestly striving 20
raise a SUFFICIENT sum OF money 10 pai.a
a nome for the mission connected Win
sneir church. So far the tickets have
been In great demand. and II promises
10 be a great success. The pstronesses az
Mesdames Archer Anderson, rhiip
bruce. Robert S. Bosher, Sally Robins.
w. w. Morton, A. X. Tatum. ot"ay
Allen, Ned Crump. Gideon pasehpofss
Fred. Scott, Archer. ana a .. buho'u'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
Sans nj Veterans Meeting.

r. +. Lee Camp, No. |, 5. {. V" heia
their weekly meeting at Lee-Camp Han
last night. The usual routine OF pusl-
ness was transacted.
The committee appointed to secure gitts
and contributions for the Confederate
bazaar to be held in Baltimore, stated
that they had completed their work ana
n good many contributions had been sent
TO the ladies in charge of the bazaar
Comrade w. l.. Eckles was added 10
the committee to make arrangements Tor
the musical and literary entertainment
10 be held in May for the benefit of the
camp
No meeting of the camp will be held
on next Monday night, as the hall mas
been rendered to Zee Camp on that night
for the purpose of holding their hfteentf
anniversary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
raou ruE CITY or WINCHESTER.
Very Rad Little Boy-PcrSon"i
News Of Interest.


.....,-7...rt,p n, A,ru 1t-fSpe-
...' '''-' IN
C-.| James Grove '"- ny car
fr VNo was arrested ON Tuesday by
-...r- sheriff II. i. Kerns, charged
.t..r..,1e iDcer5iarism I'm having
,.. ...,... 80 ,r,,ert,,
E TIT. '' N"i''uS
between here and Marllnsours' ms "o'''s'
r which place ne hdd run away,
s. I'D liin me boy la'h''' "''i''.''
e.. bias been notified ana is ehueaNoI-
.- .. have his son placed I'm reloIII.'-
--. u West Virginia as this was lhe
,..r condition upon which ms rtIttSe
. bee secured from the authorities
r.-..
.rs Winchester Itlef"'ne '.i't''s
i..s .ommcuced work ON the extension
,. ta. lime from Darkesville to Martins
t.-- whore the company az 'h' ldl.yl
f... and the Winchester company
Sid consolidate. operating the TWO mes
..e one management II Is under
stood that the two companies VIII lH'il
extend The line TO Hagerstown. and
.-.-rGatlng with the company there.
f... communication with cities IN the
cumberland Valley, and with Washing
PERSONAL MATTERS
.--- .~. out announcing the APP
,..... ,,,-,,,,ea of Mrs. Emma Kohn
=, Vic of baltimore. Mrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
Ire Great Southern Institution.
The Life Insurance CompaRV0 Virginia,

Home Office, Richmond. Va,
G.. A. WALKER, }. W. PkbkAM'
President. Secretary.
Life. Endowment. and Industrial Policies
issued on most favorable terms.
Premiums payable weekly quarterly
semi-annually. and annually.
NOTE THIS GROWTH:
Premiums received 1881. ninety-nlno
thousand five hundred dollars Pre-
miums 1897. SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-TWO THOUSAND TWO HUN
DRED DOLLARS.
Through it's INDUSTRIAL plan. tho
benefits Of life insurance are placed win
In the reach OF all, each member OF inc
premiums ranging from cents To ~
cents weekly for amounts from so 10 80.
ORDINARY LIFE Department, with
Insurance from 500 upwards, on plans
adapted to all conditions OF Ire.
This company has EIGHTEEN NIL,
LION dollars Insurance in force Total
payments To policy holders NEARLY
THREE MILLION DOLLARS Ilstrl-
buted largely among southern WIDOWS
and orphans. mn % .oiii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
RoDY OF AN UNKNOWN WHITE MAN
washed Ashore from the Chesapeake
uny-NentIy Dressed.

PORT HAYWOOD, VA, April n-(Spe-
ciall-This morning about 10 o'clock the
bodv Of an unknown white man was
end washed ashore on the Chesapeake
Bay side of our county. Mr.. imam
r.. Hudgins, who was going oul - i4s'
tjs nound-nets. made the discovery, and
states that the man, whose face was
nartlv eaten away by crabs, seemed to
be about 25 years Of age. He was neatly
dr,ssed in a suit of blue cheviot and
,rore a No. 151-2 white shirt standing
colored collar, and new cravat. lie had
about his person about $40 in silver ana
some letters. The latter, however NoIe
eo,lled with water that they were
nIegible The matter has just been re-
,'o,ted 10 Observation-Disclosures Andrew D.
EnlIer of Mathews Courthouse, and an
inauest will doubtless be held immedi-
afflN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
ISAAC WADE IN CUSTODY.
The Floyd County Wife-huru'i''
Makes II Confession.

Floyd. April n.--CspeciaL)--Isaao
Wade who killed his wife, is now III
.I and will probably be indicted next
Tuesday. lie has made full confession
stating that his wife had said she was
g5r, d, leave him. and started on
When she stopped and sat down Dy 'ne
roadside he cut her throat ana lhe vt
stabbed her in the breast. ne -
r..I the body 10 the roadside W.
u tae branch, washed his hahoS' - 'l,
ta.1. covered her face win her apiV an
end went TO the house. where ne pu' ,,, ~,
best clothes and left. aug no
captured In Patrick county anu 80 -,
1pe..s d long term in the pehl'ei'''"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12

orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and tho style of work and prices VIII
be cure to please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
NORTHUMBERLAND NEWS.
Proposed Removal of the C"s''
House 10 Reedviiie.

IIUUNF 10 ftFN"N TT
HEATUsVIILE VA. April n.-(spe-
Hal)-Vessei owners and business-hnei' ~.
Northumberland are much interested just
f9w in "a movement 10 remove inc e".
,om-house from Tappshannock, where :.
aas been for years, 10 Reed'iile, %
tockreWs creek. The situation OF heeu
N'.a near the mouth Of tRe Great Wlo on =
'9. would be much more convenient ne. nc,
uat Of Tappahannock, and the suppon
lhe petition for removal IS RECEIVING III
olates that the movement VIII DC sue
cessiul.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Northui.-
Dftand will consider at an early meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12

the subject at all to-day. one ,r OF .me
ieading officials of the American IopacSso
Company has been here severn uaS I'D
Is thought on the purchase HiisSio" ~"
examination OF affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12

NICHIHOHui d. NpIII IT, Io01'
Receipts: Cattle $50 head; sheep, 30
head; hogs 400 head.
Sales: Cattle. 800 head; sheep, 250 head;
hogs, 40 head.
Prices: Cattle-Best, Ala 10 4 3-ic gross;
medium 10 good, IA TO &c. gross; com
mon TO fair, . IL TO Sc. gross. BUNS
2I-2 TO 3l-lc. gross Sheep. to lie.
gross. Hogs, 1850 10 81 gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rises -. $50 HIGH TIDE.
sun sets .......6:l2 Morning.
Moon rises LIB Evening. ..........9:lo
PORT OF BERMUDA HUNDRED, VA,
APRIL II, 1898.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED
Schooner Adline Townsend, Hogan. to
load pine wood. -
schooner Hester A. Waters, Foxwell, to
load Pine lumber
SAILED.
Schooner George Neyerger, Phillips, pine
wood, Philadelphia.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL 10.
(By teiegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ell Sud, New York.
steamer Palentino, Galveston.
Schooner Van Name * King New
Schooner William L. Downs, New
Tug Underwater, Habana.
Barge Lone Star, Habana.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL IL.
SAILED.
Schooner William Il. Downes, New
IS Schooner Van Name & King, New
schooner w. II. Bailey. New Bedford.
Barge Delaware, Providence.
Steamer Paentno. Liverpool
PORT OF WEST POINT, APRIL II, 1898.
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, BATH
more; passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy. BATH
80. - ssnngerS and general car2O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Quotations are for bonds maturing In not
less than ten years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
NEW ,oKK STOCK QUOTATIONS

Wabash. st. Louis and Pacific. preferred.' ~
Wheeling ana Lake E,io. L r. ..........' 'H
Wheeling and Laks Erie preferred, l. ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
Office Collector City Taxes. City Hail.
Richmond. Va, April !, 1898.
LICENSE TAX.
CITY LICENSE FOR THE
YEAR 1893

have heen placed in my hands for collec-
ZION. and are due now, as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April u.-Cotton-Quiet;
rniddling, 3-l6c. net receipts, 400 bales,
gross receipts 800 bales; exports-to
France 100 bales; to the Continent. 6,l66
bales: sales, Sol bales; spinners, lbl bales;
stock (actuaD. .lS9 .S36 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 1850 baics,
exnorts-to Great Britain, S.S75 bales; to
France. 100 bales; TO the Continent, lIb'
bales; stock, 7h20l bales.
Consolidated Net receipts, $3.50 paies,
exports-to Great Britain. l45sS bales 10
France, 100 bales; to thu Continent SO'So-
bales. ~. -
ceints ia 600 bales: exports-to Great
Britain, 1850. 40 bales; 10 France. $500
bales; TO the Continent. 25s4.7Cl bales ,s
Cotton futures opened stea1y siuIy
l.6OO bales; May. s5.9s; June, 500; july NY
500; August, S6.O5; September Soi; &c ov-
tober. $6Oi; November, 500; Deceihper'
Futures closed quiet; sales. So SEQ bales;
April, s5ss; May, $3.50; June, se;0z; july NY
| 1906; August. 1901; September so'VO' oe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12

EXPRESS COMPANIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
Nrm vnRK DRY-GOODs MARKET.

NEW YORK. April l.LIhere VT "a a
quiet tone to the dry-S3ous niarn has
hon hen reduced TO quite insignificant dlmen-
e;ons Sheetings are dull. Cott2ns'
aannels. and blankets are duli anu ,, iGS-
tureless' Print-cloths are reporISd JUL ,,,s,
~, ~ basis of PC. FOR extras. The pres
o ont nrice is the lowest ever known III
the history Of the trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-24
DAILY kENNEBEG JOURNALISTIC

iecting have been told b,t nno
"ooest comes from another Maine ~.
from woman who was coIloeti,m
guy was OUT collecting for the cansa
anu iiau counted on a generous subscrin.
'oi from well know banker. She Went
~ MS banking establishment and met hir,
soihs unto his inner office with both hand.
full of money. Aaiios
.housht TINS was remarkably fa.
'ie t'ihe TO engage his attention" she
s1''' an that money, thousands upon
thousands II seemed to me. made tho DIV
iis OF the amount I hoped for seem II
easy. Come in. he said ana fouar,as
,'' ih'o ehe once. He carefully laid I'm
''s s'achs OF oiils in criss-cross fashion.
ana then turned TO me with an encourar-
ing smile 1t was just the sort of self.
pieased smile that might be exnecte1
from man who had been handling 81
much stacked up wealth.
fhen ! began my story. / made n
strong. painted with the most vivid col
ors | possessed the needs of our organiza-
llon. threw in pathos ] grew eloquent
Then ! stopped for breath.
He was lovingly lingering his mo NJ
Weaah while | talked, and fhe encourage
ing smile was still on his face.
Then ! asked him for financial Aid
HIS smile grew still more encouraging
think a lot of good comes from ahe
work your society is doing, he said And
you all deserve great credit for it. am
glad OF the chance to help you along. III is
always a pleasure to extend financial Md
to worthy Objects
Thank you so much, l said.
non at all, he smlingly answered.
Then he handed me quarter"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-24
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-24
The Maine Sportsman.

for December presents number of in
teresting papers relative to sporting
matters in Maine and elsewhere. Chief
among the many entertaining articles
given, several Of which are handsome
~ illustrated, are: advertising
Names Game Animals After Ash
lands Big Game Maine Game at
Worcester New York Nimrods in
Maine and Two Moose in Eight
Days" The regular departments ara
unusually attractive. this month. and
furnish a review of What Maine hunt
ers have done and are doing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-24
DECEMBER MAGAZINES.
The Nickel MAGAZINE.

The current number of the Nickel
Magazine contains much to interes.
and entertain its readers. The illus
trated features include: The Rail-
road up Mount Lowe From Jimmies
to Dynamite, Some Postage Stamps
Worth Fortunes Gossip of the Play
house, Robinson Crusoe H." and "a
Fair Detective" Several strong short
stories. together with some poems COM
plete this readable number.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-24
Christmas.

Hang the holly berries
Let the red flames glow;
Cheeks as red as cherries
Meath the mistletoe.
Outside voices on the air:
Christmas comes but once year,
Steeple bells a-ringing
Over merry HhTongs,
And the fiddle singing
All the old-time songs!
And outside voices on the air:
"ChristmaS comes but once a year."