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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
THE CLAMBAKE
Of the kennebec Fish and
Game Association
At Lakeside. Wednesday, Was a
Thoroughly Enjoyable Outing,
Beside Raising Substantial Sum for Prvtect-
ing Snow Pond Fishing.

Lakeside, Ne. Aug. 23.-(SpeciaD.-
Through the speeches made at the
clambake by the old Kennebec Fish
and Game Association, today, the peo-
pie in this city were given better
idea of the benefits they have derived
from the work of the association.
There We're fully $50 present at the
bake 4 good part of the people We're
from Waterville. many came from An
gusta. and still more from the sur
rounding lakes.
The affair was arranged by Attorney
General William r. Haines that some
thing might be realized toward putting
up screen at Snow pond to prevent
the fish escaping into the Messalonskee
and then into the ktnnebec to the sea.
Had it been a perfectly clear day there
would have been 200 or more people
present, and, as it Was something like
5000 was realized. ana this is enough
to insure the lake being screened.
All the arrangements We're made by
Attorney General Haincs. He not only
overlooked the prelimnarics and ear
ried them through, but supcrintc ndcd
the bake which was prepared by Cater
er Hager of WaterVillc. The result
was that the Lake was one Of the best
that has ever been prepared in this
section.
\ special train arrived from Water
VILE shortly before II o'clock. bringing
q large number of Waterville and An
eusta people The bake was opened at
l O'Clock, and after the men had be
gun to loosen their belts ana prepare
for what was to come, George Golding
of Oakland was called on 10 act as
POSTMASTER.
He called on Attorney General
Haines and Leroy I. Carleton. Both
reviewed the history of the fish ana
game commission. They told how the
commission had taken the pond when
it was nearly depleted of trout and
then by having proper protective laws
passed and stocking it with trout had
formed fishing ground that is now
become noted. not only in this State
but all over the country.
They spoke too. of the advantages
to tho people living in that vicinity:
how the people had ready market for
all their farm produce. employment for
their sons rs guides to the fishermen.
and. as result. what seemed to be a
hardship in shutting off the winter
fishermen had proved a benefit in moro
ways than one.
They were followed by Commissioner
Oak and Proprietor Num- Of the Fal-
mouth hotel. and Pres. Adams Of the
Wabash Railroad. The first two spoka
in much the same vein rs the first.
and the latter told of what splendid
fishing ground he had found there and
in conclusion said that he should urge
his friends to go to this lake ana fish
for genuine sport and lots of it.
Among the other speakers were ".
c. Hawk+r of WaterVile who made
one of his Enthusiastically bright
speeches and wound up with an Irish
dialect story.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
THE 9th MAINE
Having Mos! Delightful Reunion al Cherry
field. About GO Present.

CherryfelI, Ne. Aug. 43.-Thc 18th an
nual reunion Of the Sixth Maine Veteran
Association served 10 draw guudly nam
Der of the Old soldiers to Cherryfic)d by
he Tim" the meeting was called Ia order.
Wednesday. Many came, Tuesday. n.
Guiding Col. ClI"x If Cedar Rapids. Iowa
and Hon. WaiuWIiIht Gushing ANA par. 5.
Of 10 from FoXcroft ANA Dover.
y number Of distinguished people stH
nitiyd their intention ~ being present.
among them being Congressman g. i.
Hlutei!c Dr. H. 6. ilamlin. Gen. Cnas.
llam'in, haaGnr; Hon. Josiah VI. Drum
nord. Portland; ii'n. T.. A. Butler, PAST
Department Commander Wainwright
Cusliu" FoXrr,tt; CoI. Chas. 4. ozark.
Cedar naples. ia.
About ca veteran nlcmlcrs ~ The a=sp
CIdti'l in different sections OF thu cuuu-
l.y were Qua hunt
~ me citizens meeting. called ~ ar.
range t"r ihr reception and entertainment;
nt ,n. u-slciatl0u. committees were
udur"d. and they attended To their duties
most admiralty.
Duuor vg:i .,rv,d at !. o'clock IL tur
EJplis' vtstry and ihc aftcrl. ,on was u,.
voted o. general Suitability.
tu Thursday. trc Veterans Viii D."
dcIN .n w. EaldAin.s Head. whore q clam
l..hs U.l be h,ld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
FIVE DEAD. 10 WOUNDED.
In R;os It ecu. tai. b. Cubans Eager for
Their SIS from Uncle Sam.

Santiago dc cuba. Aug. 2&-Five men
are dead ana ~ wounded as the re-
suit Of a fight. last night. between
gcndarmcs ana disappointed cuban
soldiers at Ceuvitas, three miles from
Santiago, where tho payment If the
Cuban troops is progressing. Five
Thousand tubans had gathered there
to receive pay. and after three days
only $50 had been paid. Thousands
who have been disappointed at other
points had come to Ccuvitaa as the
last place of payment in the province
The imperfect lists caused great dis
satisfaction and q rumor circulated.
yesterday. was that IN" paymaSters
would leave. today alarmed the men
WHO had not is"en paid They hogan
I" collect in groups and To show their
ANNOYANCE. Finally their threats be-
came serious.
capt H@!iat with 20 Ecrdarmcs was
present to preserve order among the
applicants ana the United States troop
protected Col Moale. The officer HAY
ing charge Of tn" payments. sudden
IL capt. Baliat. who WAS mounted. was
surrounded by mob, struck by stones
and bottles and shot in the ANN. Hi
men Immediately fired q vuilcy III the
mob. three persons being instantly
killed ana e wounded. tWo If whom
died, this morning
col. Moale's guard promptly sur-
rounded the money Office. but took NJ
part in the fighting. For few mia
utcs there was lively conflict. car
bines ana machctes being freely used.
CANT ED1iot hn n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
YES OR NO.
Augusta People are Respectfully Asked 10 Ans
wer These Questions.

Is there anything in the evidence of
ones senses?
Is there anything in the testimony of
ones friends?
Can reliance he placed upon state
mcnts from people we know?
Are the opinions of local citizens Of
any greater moment than those of
strangers?
Would you sooner believe people liv-
ing in some far-aWay place than citi-
Gems of your own city?
We think not, for home proof can
easily be investigated.
Mr. j. NJ. Mower, driver of the Au-
GuSta House carriage, says: III
man sets out to do the greatest wrong
10 the greatest number of people. |
don't see how he could do it more eI-
fectually than TO keep them from the
miraculous value Of Doan'S kidney
Pills. | don't believe this remedy VIII
grow new kidneys. but it will 50 build
W and strengthen those organs. you
would be led to believe they were new.
| do not speak from my own experience
alone. but that Of many others whom !
know have derived the most astoniSh-
inc benefit from the use Of this re-
markable remedy. | have and always
VIII gladly recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills ! bought them at 6. X. Part
ridges ola Reliable drug store, oppo-
site the posiofiice."
Doans Kidney Pills are for sale 10y
all dealers. Price 80 cents. Mailed 10y
Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. N. ",
sole agents for the United States. Re
member the name-Doan'S-Ind take
no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24

CeiptS today, were 2G2 cars, against 2c-
,1aat Meek, ana CO. same day iast wear
ne liberal shipments Of wheat from n
eA ana Russia. In the face Of reports IN
crop failure, was the bear feature III
ihcF bring the worlds wheat exuorfg
ABOUT up 70 the estimated European I'll
iiiifT,nentS- The Illinois state crop report
ii. mats I'm tnat CROP i,pJoO15 bushels snoFt
~ Htht" requirements.
III" stock market AZ the opening re-
"riN"d hc support ~ the higher London
pII't5 lgF American Railway shares ana
othtr price improvements. resulting from
~ better Hhrcct I'D the TranHvaal Az ,
rule, tho Railway list started higher vyG.t,
apiabic strength IN A;orthern Pacifr
common; the last named stock Is Dredicr
I'LL tD So above ~ Tho indIstriaIs were
irregular. tennessee coal ~ Iron was n.
dictionary and Sugar opened a shade
'"rr' Federal Steel ana II T.. were nigh
,r brookiyn RAPID Transit opened 10
MI under a Hood ~ bear orders n broirc
"Eer point bui later there was another
UPWARD reaction. The market was SIN
hha"iiItdi London was a buyer ana M.
general tendency seemed upward The
sharp rally In BROOKLYN RapiI TRANSIT
ana sugar caused the rest of the Ist tn
"FnPd' h'ticdly respond on general com
MISSION mouse buying The story m VaIi
street is that KccHr has promised Ia
rhIhE" M lhe bull side If given a chanc.
I'D cover ms shorts without dangerous RI
suits. Missouri Kansas a. Texas urr.
TERED la attracting considerable attpn.
non. We ar" informed that the director.
III I.ni'"d States Leather have appointed
I'll committee 20 confer with th.- common
ipcK holders upon a plan for rradfrIs,-
ih'Hf. lHr reaction gust Witnessed IN
prices has been chiefly confined ;o thosc
properties whose position was Iegif--
rhhi'iy vHlHcIabir: there WAL some sr,rrt,
atty" LIQUIDATION. but no invaetrneu
!,IEiIhtinn. M" consider BROOKLYN PapiT
Transit. Manhattan ANA Sugar ~ IikaIy.
'J decline SIN more with greater or I.s-,
"H".t upon thc r"at ri the market, but N
traders would c,ufIu- themselves to TIL.
good railroad securities and leave the
iaurIcs alone 10 gould result 10 their
profit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
IN Exciting Chase-sIOO and Costs.

A rather exciting rum ride" was a.
serhed in the municipal court at Dexter
Tuesday. Saturday evening. Constabla
Bailey attempted to halt a suspicious
team on Pleasant street, but ii WOULDN'T
stop at his command He made a grab
for the wagon and managed to climb on
board. He then couldn't stop the team
and was carried at furious gait down
the street and into the Dexter Touse
stable quarter OF mile away. There
the driver. one Louis SecoN. hostler in
the stable, jumped out ami began to M
harness the horse. The officer found i
barrel of amber ale under a blanket in
the wagon ana seized il. The warrant
was issued against \. l.. CaSwrll kten.r
Of the hotel. who was found p,lil+x m
having the ale on his premises win rnian:
for unlawful sale Fined 800 and costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
SrARkS FROM MAINE WIRES

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ANA "''tr'h u.s. "'h& NlAH' i"r H'F.
Az the home uf the brides parents.
Nr aud Mrs ~ t Addition VA Union
street. Bangor. Tuesday. occurred the
marriage w their eldest daughter. Miss
:;Irnh n. Addition. tn Raymond H.
Hitchcock. son W Judge ANA Mrs
Hitchcock of Ihicnp"c. After q short
bridal trip tp Ear Harlur ana other
places Mr.. and Mr.. Hitchcock Will Go
To thicope"
Governor P:rercc ~ LIichigan. ac-
commanded ~ his wifi ana daughter.
arrived in Fortlsnd. Tuesday night.
ana. "Wednesday. v.nt Ia DId Orchard
-rd Eidl,fnrd. The. viii remain in
ridlfrarl. oven. Sunday. II i stated
thYt room. nav. been reserved for the
-arty "a Poland Spiin,y for a few DAYS.
.,ft., v.bi.h rb,.y v.iu visit Drpmark
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24

Sir Louis II. Davies Of Charlnttrtlvn
+. f. L.. minister Of marine AMI tish,,; .
and a member of the Anglo Al neric,,,
commission. which was in session HI
washington at Quebec. last spring, con
don IN short time. While there IL wil
discuss the Alaskan boundary 1ues.I,n
with Joseph Chamberlain. stcretai, i
state luI me colonies. as Well rs Other III.
sues concerning canada. II is moi E',-., =,
at me present time whether or lii: 4
NllitlI Laurler, premier OF Cansd9 ~;
60 TO England. this fan. VII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
VETERANS MEET.


b. Orcutt Orrin Stearns. Geo. w. Howe,
Edwin l.. White. 49,,
90. C-Wm. H. Silsby Henry w. Ciew
lev. Chas. Bowden. Jacob Bemis, Amasa
IL. Conant. Elijah A. Baker Isaiah y.
Baker. Alonzo F. Smith. John II. Bowden,
Edward T.. Mills. 49,
90. E-Francis S. ireland, Chas. W.
ITarrar VIM. NJ. Johnson. BENZ +. Hail,
Roscoe Haines. ID. 5. Chadbourne, VIM.
Jordan.
Co Holm Morrison. Levi \. LCVejoy,
Geo. A. Davis. Alden Il. Ellis, Alphonso
Haskell. John Il. Chandler, Henry "A.
Cn, Lieut.. owen Il. William, Lieut..
Hiram T.. Hatch, Sergt. owen w. Bridge,
Nathan c. Stowe. Arson j. Robinson.
Luther +. Farnham. Jos. NJ. Annis, Alon-
20 Philbricll. Thos. i. Elliott.
90. K-Lieut. Edwin Trucworthy, S. S.
Spratt. q. w. Martin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
ENGINE AND CARS DERAILED.
Special Freight Ditched Near Brunswick
by Carelessncss of Section Men.

Lewiston. Me. Aug. pa special to
tie sun from Brunswick says: An engine
and two cars OF special freight ran off
the track near Brunswick. about noon
today. The engineer and fireman jumped
ana were uniniured. The freight cars
were hauled on the track without much
rouhlc. but the engine lies on its back in
the gully. badly smashed. The accident
WAS caused by rail removed by the sec
lion men, who forgot to use a flag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Observation-Disclosures 2; Roches-
Nt NATURALIZATION S; Montreal,
called i'll first half Of ninth: darkness.
At ringtield-Toronto. =; Springfield,
!: 10 innings. Toronto. 4; Springfield, :.
At Providcncc-Provid 5; Syracuse.
t. Providence. 3: Syracuse, ,. Called at
end Of fifth: darkness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Aug. 23.-The following
pension changes in Maine resulting from
the issue Of Aug. 10, are announced:
Original Michael X. Daily. Portland 81.
Additional. Daniel MEG. Spencer, Winter
pori, 81 70 s.; Charles H. Packard, Ken
nebuhk, 81 "a so: Andrew j. Smith, He
hron. 81 to s. Reissue. VIM. IL. Sanborn,
GrcenNilln ST.
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tn, tn, sat, FTP
LAW COURT DECISIONS.


ed, Tuesday:
~,
Nt"A -. me 'ity on Rockiand. VS..
Lucy G.. FarnsWorth. Rrscript
.,,t -r1,i..
49,. .,,.', ,,.'f',,,,i.., a sun =" ''"N''
''N ,'l''' ',''h"' P'r""i'li prop
w. ~ vas i'@'"''d upon the sr"uhH
thal defendant WAS not an inhabitant
Or Rocklund IN April 1904 INA ypDr
,t -, -
I"F Wli'h III" YAK II assessed. On
trial defendant introduced without oh-
i.,.i.r Tho ,,e,....,.,.,. ,., r.
I''"t"S if"iil
INn" 10 49, inclusive. from which 1t
appeared chat for those years she WAS
nut taxed ua Nv iuhabitont " Rock
l1rG. This cyil.lco Al obi,.,frd fin
sL,t,I1 b.,... L...,, .,.,.t,,.tl ......... WI.
'""'''" "' W. "''n 'N'Iud'"' Assessor 3
utr nUt AGENTS or TN. town. but public
officers. Their acts IN o,pittjpf- ~ at-
...... .'.,,t... -
.,'r " '"N "''l'Nt IA lhHiNihhl aF'
Tut cyf TttS<i ions Of their bpiiii1u ami
NJ ''"" "n
u" 'i'' I.''t '' F'Si'itH'r. nat ar" not
entitled a. y" considered JS evidence
rl.t,.l lh.f tu,..tian IN. i,t.tr,,.ti,,..
\" ih' JHIN I' Wy" 'Ii"ri thtt n" weight
should p" given 70 Escrr correct. t,A-
...pti,.3s.. ,.,..t.rt,l.l
Lincoln ss Fremont !. Cotton w.
rTurlrrr..- ~ Ny.I.t.r ,...,.y.t
'i''-
P.r turiam. lii. plaintiff was ar
rast., -i-,.n /. ,.r.,-.,'. ,.r .,....,, ..,I
'' '"' way ''i'.
Drought h'I"i' thr defendant. trial
justice. pom being arrai-ucd ~.
t,I.,.l.1 mat ,tilt,. anal v.,i,..l ,.,.,,.,f
..' -'i''E '''i N@'N'N 'N''''.
nation nee H'aElStrat" ih proceed.
ai To- rali and ,Sanlur The Witnesses for
WV. ,-,.,-,...,,,.,,t .,,.i,... ,ft.. .3.{.,;.,.
''r''-''''' '''''
m thr pinHttH, hrrdu"" m thc absence
lf thr complainant After continuing
tb.. ,..-.,.-;,,.,ti,, r,,. ,t.,, ..n t.,,,-
.t. ',''
ti.E h''ll| upon Nt'NId}. me- H'l'uIH"G
tha huarint until thc fnllpufrE Nipr-
lay WAN ,,..,-,,t,t.,i tJ.. ..t.+..tg,. NJ. .t..
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24

Mr.. Guptill ~ understood 10 have been
a heavy loser in an enterprise which Mir.
Roberts recently started FOR the rchabili
tatiun of the old Biddeford Times. Tn,
distinct charge of embezzlcment is madr
on the claim that Mr.. Guptill paid Nit.
Roberts $50 as the lee for the incorpora
tion Of the new Times Publishing 90,
which was never Incorporated ana fof
which it is claimed Mr.. Roberts never a.
counted
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Aug g.
Cotton futures closed steady. August
5.>6. September. 5Sl: October. sos. Noven-
tier, Cos; December. 613: January. ulg;
February. GO: March, 6.25; April 62S
MAY. G.15: June G2G
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No Plague at Naples and Palermo.

Washington. Aug. .3.-Assistant Surgeon
Heiser at Naples. today, cablcd the ma
rine hospital bureau that there is abso
lutely no truth in the report that the
plague had appeared at Naples and IA
Iprmp.
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MAINE POSTAL CHA aCIS.

Washington, Aug. 33.-The following
man messenger service has been discon
inued III Maine:
Route 2ol. o2s Fairfield, Somerset coun
y, from Maine Central Railroad. Route
lUl, Cos From Aug. 81, 1883.
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Elabama's Builders Trial. Rug. 20.

Washington, Aug. 23.-The navy depar; >
mcnt has been notified that the battle
ship Alabama is so far along that her
builders trial will be made, next Mon
day. when She will leave Cramps ship
wards for a trip down to the Capes and
back.
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DO YOU KNOW

the difference between cash wheat and
September wheat" or why 'Deoember
wheat" IL worth more than September "
and May wheat" worth more than 9TH
cr? Tile Elevator Company that has "a
small elevator ut every station on a Ger
tain line has also q big elevator at the
end Of the II. r.. ana This ~ called a
Terminal Elevator" When the farmer
has thrcsh"d his wheat ana wants 10 gcit
II Ec hauls IL 10 the local elevator. ana
the agent there buys il, paying a certain
price based on the freight charge from
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The Jiminez Movement GAMMA

cape Taytien. Aug 23.-Gen. Victori-
aHo Torres. commander Of san Jose De
las Matas. Sonto Domingo. has de-
clared for the revolution. ana il is re-
ported that Santiago has also pro-
nounccd in favor Of the revolution.
1t is reported that Maurice Crau has
enEaged Or. Muck Of Berlin. leader OF the
Royal German opera, for the season at a
salary Of c54O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24

The soothing ana healing properties
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its
pleasant taste and prompt and per-
manent cures, have made 1t a great
For sale by Jno. Coughlin, III Water
st.. druggist
u..h.sattf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-24
Other Domestic Ports.

NEW LONDON-Aug %. ar. sch
Emma Briggs. Perth Amboy for Gar
diner; Almeda Wiley. Weehawken for
Bath; Snow Flake. Peth Amboy for
Gardiner
PORTSMOUTH. y H-Aug 23, sid.
schs Oracle ID Buchanan. Frances NJ,
r 4 Eundlett. all for Kennehec.
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on THE LINE

and they cuch buy ABOUT 3nNO bus. thrn
the Elevator co. has 310.G 600 bu. to sell
They take their agents Geographic re-
ports Of The amount purchased, asccr.
tain the average cost. add the freight TO
Chicago. add Insurance ana carrying
charges" from the time they bought NJ
to December. ana then SELL apG 90 Bt'
DfcEM BIER WHEAT. which only means
wheat for delivery IN December. If tney
want to carry Il uutil May. then they Erli
May wheat, at Il higher figure, because
40 costs money NJ carry wheat from B"-
ccmber to May When ypu Buy 1880 bJ
nj 'D-c. Wheat you buy part vi what
ihe Elevator SOFA. Send for our free
book.
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New England League Standing.
National! League Games.


Wilhelm pitched a good. steady gIre,
while oolin,Wcr vas wild ana the Louis
ti!lcs found Nj, delivery easy. The Ia.
ting Of Wilhelm and Wagner was a
INN tlIrn.
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At CINCINNATI.

Lervcr was effective in the first game
while IIawlt.N was init hard. Cincinnati
won the second by punching hits on Hor
fer The second game was called at th7
end III the eighth inning. on accouu: ul
darkness.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BATH-Aug %, ar. sch David P
Davis, Boston.
Sid. schs Bertha F Walker. Balti-
more; r p Chase. Boston; r W III
White. New York
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VN tT- IIuNWI1 INV Elnnv.
Ei TIER STEADY. cgcameries, lGa-0
lHir.,s. iatiI1.
tiIttSE Firm. gi-ail1.
EGGS- ,eady. fresh. l2le.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"-'-'--.f 1'a ;.--n a-' NY i0 Aibftt IL.
.-iGZel, Emery CI Llnco.ph, -.
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READvILlE RACES.
Continued from page ~


who Il Is, <. e.; Nutwood Wilkes
LaEsic Jean. tMarshp ...............
Queechy. b. y, by Alcyone. (Burch) 3 >
Owyhee, D. 81. tMcHenry) ........... 2 5
Kate McCracken. b. m. 0EarngJ WI. 3
silver Plate. &. g. nRcardcn) ........ & !
Van Iahdt. y. M. ijevcreauX ...... z
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SPANS NEW MINISTRY.
SEGASTA UNDERTAKES
ITS FORMATION.
tBy Telegraph to virsinian-Pilot,

Madrid, March 3-Thc Queen Re
gent, as the result of her consultations
with the statesmen. Generals and poll
Teal leaders. informed Senior Sagasta
tnat she desired TO retain the present
chamber. and she then invited him 10
reconstruct the Cabinet.
Senior Sagasta replied that II woulo
DC impossible for him to remain Pre-
nler without 4 dissolution
Thereupon the Queen Regent referred
me same request to Senior Montero
MOS, President of the Senate. who dc
cllned for the same reason
FINALLY Senior Silvela, the Conserva
tive leader, accepted the task. and II
Is expected that he will submit Con-
servative ministry to Her Majesty to-
morrow for her approval.
The newspapers predict that popular
demonstrations will greet Conserya-
tive Ministry.
Senior Silvela has offered the Finance
portfolio to Marquis Villaverde. the
Ministry of Marine to Admiral Inzora
me Ministry OF Justice to Senior Duran
ana the Ministry of Public Works
agriculture and Commerce to Seno,
Cardenas.
The Cortes will be dissolved the now
elections taking place toward the end
OIL April. and the new Chamber of De-
puties meeting in May. Count deRas-
con. Spanish Ambassador to Great
Britain. and Senior Leon CastiIlo
Ambassador to France, have rendered
their designations. The projects and
secretaries of state have also resigned