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WEEK DAY TIME Table OF
steamers for Falmouth, Free
port and Brunswick and i'm
iermediate Landings.
on AND AETER JUNE Ieth. Isep.

Steamers leave West SIDE Portland Pier
For Great Diamond at 500, 900 a. m, 12.10
2.l6 aRd 6 10 =. m.
Returning leave Great Diamond at CPS.
$40 H.20 q, M, 200 and 4.20 y. M.
For Falmouth FOreside. 500 800 a. M,
1910. 2.15 and 6.iOp. nj.
Returning leave Falmouth Foreside, GOO
7S5. i0.45 a, M, /. so and 30 p. IN.
For Princes Point, SEQ, 900 4. M, 1910
2.l5 and $40 p. m.
Returning. leave Princes Point, 5.45, T20
1850 3. M. lis and 3.40 p. IN.
ls0r Cousins, Littlejohn's, a. M, ais.
3.3dp. m.
For .Chebeague and Bustin's Islands,
500 a. m. and $50 lAan.
Returning, leave Cousins and Little
Johns Islands. TOO a. m, ~ ), IS p. M:
leave Chebeague, $50 ., M. 1905 D. m. leave
ssustin's, $50 AID l.4SasL m.
For 80. FreePort and Porter's Landing
at $50 p. IN.
Returning, leave Porterfs LANDING, g.
a. M; south Freeport. CTS q. m.
Fer Mere Point, Birch Islnnd, Iinr,s.
wetf Ctr. and Cham berlafn's LRnutlI-,
BfunsNslciS, ut 500 a. M and $50 p NJ.
5 Returning. leays Brunswick. Cha niher-
iatn's Landing, at ~ 4. M; leave EEar9s~
well Ctr, 800 aud Ills u. IN. Birch isluasd
and Mere Point, 5.l5 and l.30 a. m.
puFtIand,FTssnort & BgnSg,c ST fnl at Co
iegdu ~APT. Il. A. BAhEk.
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Portland & Yarmouth Electric RYsGo

Cars leave Portland at Gas a. m. and hourly
TO 1885 then Ills. and half hourly to Gas then
hourly till l0.45. Leave Yarmouth at $50 a. m .
and hourly to l1.30; then 1900, and half hourly
10 $50; then hourly till $50 p. M. Leave Fall
mouth Foraslde for Portland 80 minutes later.
sundays, cars leave Portland at a. IN. and half
hourly Till 1880 p. m then s, Is, 9.15, 945 p. M
Leave Yarmouth at 6. 46 a. M. and half hourly
Till 6.i5 p. M; then 100, 500. $50. Office and
waiting room 40 Congress street.
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Portland marKet-cut loaf To; confectioners
sci powdered isc: graduated at sac; coffee
crushed FAC yellow 4iac.
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LONDON. June IL. 1892 Consols closed at
Aoo e-lo TOT money and los ii-10 for account.
LIVERPOOL, June ~. isoa.-The Cotton
maIket steady iAmerinsn middllng at 3 I3-32d,
ssNies estimated 10000 bales OF which 5000
paies were Tor speculation and export
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INSPECTION WATCHES.

~ jewel adjusted Pat. regulator nickel Eleln
Silverine case, sj5.O0. B. W. Raymond IL and
q jewel adjusted IS the hest Railroad Watch.
These watches viii pass the inspection Sic
KENNY, the Ieweler. Monument Square.
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Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON June IL ls9e-Ths. following are
to-day's GuoJaIsous ii frovisions. ETC..
II FLOUR
snrInx patents 2oe476
Winter patents. 4 90 "a so.
Clear and straight 3-60s425.
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL Il. r.
N snecl June II, 1870.
leave Portland as follows.

Trains leave Portland as follows. frir
100 \. m. For Brunswlek. Bath iRpekiaud
Augusta, Watervilie, Sko,Fhegan, Lisbon Fails
hSctsnor van Roa TpowicT wod seiass Bansss
Stephen via Yanceboro and st. John
$50 a, m. For Danville Jc. Meehapia FANS.
ssaa IRsS @aisI TiTi IlaermSrs
ington, Phillips and hangeiey. 100 Inc
1928 Q. IN. For Brunswick. Gath, Augusta
ia.1 .. m. Express for Bru Is~bsS s..s.
Rockland and ali stations on The Knox ami
Lincoln division. Augusta. waterviil5,f q BAD.
gor, Bar Harbor Greenvilie, and Hoalton, via
i.Iopm.. Fa Mechanic Falls Rumford
Fails, Bemis. Danyille Jc. Lewiston, LAYER
set Phillips and Rangeley, Winihrd5. OakIand.
Bingham. Watervie and SkowEeg8n.
Lisp,m For freeport. Brgnswlck. ,.Ag
SuatR, Wateryille. SkowheRan. Belfast, Hart
End, Dover and Foxcroft Greenville,, Bangor
midtown and MattawainkeaE.
$40 .. NJ. For Brunswick. Batnf 4sls5on
faiH Gardiner. Augusta and NateIyille.
kib p. m. For New Gloucester. Ianville
Junct Mechanic Falls. Auburn and Lewiston.
n ll,Oc 4 m. Night Express, every night for
Vile. Bangor, Moosenead Lake, Aroostook
county via Oldtown, Machias. Eastport and
S pal via WASHINGTON X, H., Bar Harbor,
And Arcostook comfy via Yanceboro Halifax
and She Provinces. The Saturday night train
does not run to Belfast. Dexter sjboVsr snlI
bor siespln 1ss ears 70 sr S HsPboY saa ST
John. II .eaysb1sf N
white Mountain Division.
s.45 am. For Bridgtou. Fahyans, Burning
Montreal SscsSo II Ii Paa snS m SSs
apoiis ana all points west ! 81
I.40.p; n, For sebaGo lake. cornish BrIds
$50 :. m, For Cumberland MinsS sebago
Lake. Bridgton, Fryeburg, North Conway. G.an.
Bartlett fAbyans, lunenbnrg, ST Johnsbury
and Montreal $50
SUNDAY TRIMS.
7.20 q. m. Paper train for Brunswick Az
gusta. Waterville and Bangc-. ~ 4
1880 p. m. Train for Brunswick. Lewiston
Bath. Augusta, Waterville and Bangor
Hoo p. m. Night Express for all points,
sleeping car forbar Harbor and St John.
Arrivals In Portland.
From Montreal ST. John.bury. Lunenburg
fabyans, Bartlett, NO.Conway and BrtdgtOn, s. "a
Y. IN. Lewiston an mechanic Falls, $50 a. IN l
Wateryille and Augusta, s.3l a. m. Bangor
Augusta and R0ckand l2.l5 D. M: Rangeey
kingheld Phillips, Pennington, Bemis, Rumf0rd
Falls, Lewiston, 1920 pm. Hiram Bridgt0n and
CORNISH. 900 D.. m: Sk0whegan, Watervllle.
Augusta, Rockland ana Bath, $50 D. m; st.
John, Bar Harb0r. AroOstook County Moose
head Lake and Bangor, 5.35 p. m Rangeley,
m; Chicago and Montreal and al White
Mountain points. $40 D. M; daily from
Bar Harbor. Bangor, Bath and Lewiston 30
a. m. T; Halifax. st. John. Bar Harbor, Water
vile and Augusta. $50 a m. except Mondays.
GEO. f. EYANS,V .Pgs6 GEM
Z. Z BQOIHBY, q. r. a. L. A. sg ftraA
Portland. June y, 1899. - hoV24dI
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MINIATURES ALMANAc.......JUNE ID.
s Sum .sss 49,. :.. 81 High water -. s4aSS
Moon sets. :. 10 35i Height ...... o o. 90
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The following quotations represent tns pay
ing prices In this market;
yow anu steofs- ss.sss... 1cR ID
Bulls AID stags.... :. :. s............ Sc
Skins-No qualify loo =
ro r.s. $500. 1893 o
IN. NOS ........-.........6 @7c
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International Steamship Co.

FOR
eastpon. Luhso. Calais ST. JoNn. H9.. RalaI Us.
and all parts of New Bruins wick, Nova seotln
Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. The
favorite route TO Campobello and ST Andrews
n. b.
Summer Arrangements
On and alter Monday, April 17th., Steamers
will leave Railroad Wharf. Portland. on Mon.
day Wednesday and Friday at $50 D. m. Return
ing leave ST. Johu. Passport and LuDec same
days,
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
to destination. ES-Freight received up 10 400
D m
Pine Tree Ticker Once, Monument Square or
for other information, at Company's Ofiiea
Railroad Wharf. foot OF State street
j. Il. LISCOMB, Supt
marisdtf Il. Pc. HERsEY Agent.
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STEAMERS.
Portland, Nj. Desert and Machlas Steamboat g
anna ltIa A y InMIra

Service resumed Friday, March 81, 1859. on
which date the Steamer Frank Jones viii leave
Portland on Tuesdays and Fridays at ti.Go ..
m. for Kockland Bar IIarbor and Maeniaspoft
and intermediate landings. Returning Rave
Machiasport Mondays and Thursdays az a.
ni;, arriving Portland at Hop m connecting
GEo. r. EVANS. y. E.BooTHBY,
Gsn'l Manager. Gent Pass. Agent.
Portland Maine. mar24dd
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Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR
First District,
Portland. Me-. June IL. 1891
Portsmouth Harbor. N ii.
Notice is hereby given that kits Rock Bell
Buoy, red, reported on June 9th as not sound
ing. was replaced June 10th.
BY order OF the Light House Boarc.
j. X. COGSWELL.
Commander, u. S.N.,
Inspector LIST L. H. Dist
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PORTLAND & RUMFORD FALLS RY.

En.Effect May I5, 1889.
DEPART y HIso.. 4e5f sy r
$50 A. NJ. and LILO II. NJ. From Union Station
lof Poland, Mechanic Falls Buckneld Can
ton. Dnneld and Rumiord Fails. ~ 4.
ITO ?; m: From, Union Station for Mechanic
Falls. Runnford Falls Bemis aad Intermediates
points. with through car. Portland 40
Bemls. ~ ffr
A50 a. n. LILO and obs u. N. From Union
Station for Mechanic Fans and Intermediate
stations. 80 AZ
n. C. BRADFORD. Tlafhc Manager.
- Portland. Maine
ie1s diff Rumford Falls. Maina-
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Portland Daily Press stock Quotations
Corrected by Swan & Barrett. Bankers lse
Middle street.
Description. Par Value Bio. asked
Q nal National Baik ...-....10O 90 10i
asco National Bank. ....--.lu0 lot lio
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Portland.
Ar 81 Glasgow June 12. steamer City Of Rome
New York.
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EpOkens
June 10. miles ESE of Cape Henlopen, sch
Mount Hope, Mclean, Providence for Norfolk.
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GRAY.

Gray, June 12.--At a regular meeting
Of George F. Sheply post, No. rs, it
was voted that the thanks of the past
fare due and ara hereby heartily and
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cottoa Make :.
by Telegraph
NEW YoRK-The Cotton market to-day was
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NJ Arm E NEWs
FORT OF PORTLAND

MONDAf, June IL,
Arrived.
Steamer state of Maine, Colby, Boston for
Eastport and st John. NIB,
Steamer Mlnna & Lizzie. Strout, Grand Manan
live Holsters.
Tug Nottingham, Port Johnson. towing barge
G RR No @, with coal 10 Randall s. McAlister.
Sch j Frank Seavey. Kelley, New York, with
clay TO Portland StOneware Co.
Sch George II Mills. Whittemore. New York.
Sch Delaware, Black Bangor for Chelsea, came
In TO land sick seaman.
Sch July Fourth, Ulmer, Bangor for New
York.
Sch j Chester Wood. Haskell. Bangor for Bos.
ton.
Sch Harriet. Gaynor, Calais for Boston Qeak-
Sen Eidora, GAY. Milbridge for Boston.
Sch Triton, carroll, Bangor for Vineyard.Ha-
veu.
Sch Agnes May, bound west
Cleared.
Steamer + Willard, Lowry, lockport, Ms
Nj N Rich & Co.
Steamer Nina s LIZZIE, Stout Digoy, Ms
NJ Rich & Co.
Sch VIM B Palmer Mcdonald, Newport News
j Winslow & co.
Sch Railroad, Simmons. Friendship u II
Blake.
Sch Ralph X Grant, Rice. Prospect Harbor-
j II Blake.
Sch Hattie Loring. Rice. Steuben-J II Blake.
Sch Laura e. Marion, Eastman, harpswell--
J II Blake.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
R0CKP0RT Ar 10Th. sch Lady Antrim,
Campbell, Boston.
Sid 10th. sch Brenton. Leblanc, Meteghan.
Ar 18th, schs Chester Lawrence Grinneli.
Boston; Antel1pe. Piper. do; Lizzie Babeook,
Higbee do; G Nj Gilmore, Elwell, Tenants Har-
Dor.
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SioSihs ...s........ 6c
openahs.s..-.. %
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mo, sir said the policeman prompt

mo, SIR said the policeman prompt
ly.
Then will you stop making signs to
the witness?" asked Mr.. Fallows.
Il amt making any signs" rejoined
the policeman.
Tins denied that O'Br:en had made
any signs to him and insisted that he,
the witness, was a "plain, unvarnshed
individual"
This was a rejoinder to the remark
of Mr.. Moss that Sergeant Tins was
very. very smooth"
Tins denied that he had ever heard
anybody say that it was better to pay
the assessment to the Sergeants' Benev
client association than to be transferred.
The most any one paid, witness said,
was 81.
Sergeant John Flood was called. Fir.
Clark asked him if he had not been
talking to the witnesses as they came
off the stand. Flood said he had spoken
to only one witness and that was Scr
geant O'Brien. All O'Brien had said
to him was that he had got on very
we'll while he was on the witness
stand Roundsman Thomas F. Gill
hoofy was called. He said the rounds
men at their meeting appointed com
mttee to call on Captain Devery to try
to get an increase of salary. Giihooly
said he had previously asked Chief
Devery what he thought of the jdaa Ct
having bill introduced at Albany TO
that effect, and the chief had told him
not to do it just now as the mayor
would not approve of it. Chief Devery
had told the committee that it was a
good time to try to get such an in
crease. Gilhooly denied that Devery
had told the roundsmen to raise SIS
apiece to defeat the single-headed police
l,S1 H. L..
denied that the chief had promised to
make their positions permanent should
they subscribe that sum.
Gilhooly knew of no money having
been contributed from the police force
for political purposes. All he knew of
such a matter was that the Rounds
mems association had what was known
as a counsel fund. to which all members
had paid SIS since the organization of
the society last year This sum, he said,
was to be used in cases where rounds
men We're reduced to patrolmen, on the
ground that the roundsnen had per-
manent rank.
Gilhooly had never heard that rounds
men were expected to pay SIS, sergeants
$25 and captains $500 toward a politi-
cal or other fund. He had not heard
that the patrolmen had kicked" and
said they would not pay SO. because
the bill should not affect them
Mr.. Moss then addressed the commit
tee, saying that an inspector had been
sent from police headquarters to pro-
test against 1.-The confinement" of police
officers who had been subpoenaed. Mr..
Moss stated that the police witnesses
had been put in separate room for
their own comfort and that there had
been no idea of combining them.
Chairman MaZet then announced that
the committee was adjourned until
May 8.
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SUMMED UP THE CASE
Final Arguments in the George
Murder Trial.
SAT WITH DOWNCAS7 EYES
The Defendant Seemed Greatly Affected
by the Address OF the Attorney
for the Prosecution - In
structions Asked For.

Canton, Ohio, April 24.-Attorney ],
j. Grant occupied the whole day in
opening the arguments on behalf of
the state in the trial of Mrs George.
The court room was filled as it has not
been at any other stage of the pro-
ceedings. Mrs. George sat with down.
cast eyes during most of the proceed
ings of the day. She seemed more af-
fected by Mr.. Grants summing up of
the case than by any other incident of
the trial.
During the day attorneys for each
side presented the requests as to the
charge of the jury. The state asks that
the jury be instructed that the alleged
promise to marry and failure to keep
1t; the promises of any money consid-
Grafton; the alleged settlement in AL
legheny: the divorce and the payment
for it: the relations between accused
and the deceised and that all of the
testimony as to Mrs. Georges griev-
ances against Saxton shall be cited to
the jury by the judge as not being any
justification, excuse or defense for the
homicide, but merely subjects for con-
sideration in determining the degree
OF the homicide and the mental re-
sponsibility resulting. The state also
ASKS that the general weakness of the
allbl defense shall be cited to the jury
IN connection with instructions that
an alihi to be a defense, must cover
the whole period of the homicide or
must prove beyond all doubt the i'm
possibility of the accused being at the
scene of the homicide when it occurred.
The defense asks the court to charge
the jury that the homicide must be
proven-and the accused guilty Of it
before lily Of thu threats are con-
sldered against the accused and that
the threats are only to be considered in
determining the degree Of the homicide
after it has been otherwise esta blished
They also ask that the court charge
that the accused is not to be preiu-
diced by reason of the defendant hav-
ing taken the stand in her own behalf
and that the evidence of one addicted
to the opium or morphine habit is
credible.
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by the throat. and, after almost strang-
ling her, threw her over the banisters
TO the floor below. He then forced her
private apartments and stole $500. For
this he may be held on a charge of as
sau1t to murder.
While convinced that he is the much
wanted stranger, the police say it will
be difficult, if not impossible, to con-
Wet him of the crimes committed so
long ago. Wilson claims that he is a
gambler and admits having been in
Denver when several women were foul
ly murdered. He claims to be able to
prove his innocence of the suspicion
that he is the stranger when it is nee
essary. He also disclaims any connec-
ton with the murders of women in this
city
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Conviction Difficult.

San Francisco, April 24.-Harry Will
son, the mulatto whom the police have
arrested on suspicion of being the man
who several years ago strangled a num-
Der of women in this city and Denver,
will be held responsible for several
daring robberies. nearly all committed
in the tenderloin district. While the
detectives and policemen We're scour-
ing the city for Wilson, who recently
robbed Mrs. Griffin and several other
women, he visited the house of Mrs.
Leonard on Ellis street and pretended
to be smitten with her charms. While
they We're in room on the upper floor.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Oakland,

San Francisco. April 24.-Results at Oak
land: Weather rainy, track muddy. First
race, Futurity course, selling-Harry Tho
burn won, Amasa second, Sly third; time,
1:13ia. Second race, mile and an eighth
Rosinante won, Mary Black second, Glenn
Anne third: time 1:57A. Third race. five
furlongs. the Candalaria handicap, LOO
Golden Rule won, Bathos second, Racette
third; time. los. Fourth race, nile-Sat-
suma Won Rbsormonde second, Lost Girl
third; time, LA. Fifth race, mile and a
sixteenth, seliing-Widow Jones won,
Plan second, Major Hooker third; time.
1:52l2. Sixth race, seven furlongs, SELL
ing-Imperious won, Wyoming second,
Torsida third; time. 1:3O.
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A Light Punishment.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.
Helena. April 24.-James Mumford and
Eugene kieinschmidt two of the Helena
boys recently arrested charged with rob-
bing the Gold Crown mill of s400 worth
of copper plates. got off pretty easily in
the district court to-day. The county at
torney, with the consent of the court, al
lowed them to plead to petit larceny and
they We're sentenced to 40 days in the
county jail. The good standing of their
families and the penitence of the boys
had considerable to do with the light pun
ishment imposed. The court gave them
a severe lecture. reminding them that
they would find the way of the trans
gressor much harder the next time.
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Deaths From Typhoid,

Havana, April 24-There have been 20
deaths from typhoid fever among the
members of the Sth United States cav
airy, stationed at the city of Puerto
Principe, and 1903 cases all told are re-
ported. The persistence of the disease
cannot be explained. One hundred and
ninety-three out of 100 enlisted men in
the city of Pinar del Rio are sick. There
are 50 cases of malaria, though 45 of these
are of a mild type.
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who Is 1t Sold.

San Francisco, April 24.-The trotting
colt Who Is 1t has been sold by A. G.
Gurnet to Samuel Gamble of this city for
a sum, it is stated, something like $1,000.
The colt is by Nutwood Wilkes-Happy
Medium, and holds a worlds record He
will be shipped East next month. as 1T is
the intention of Gamble to turn him over
to William B. Fasig at Cleveland, Ohio,
for further disposition.
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Fish Instead of Reef.

Washington, April 24.-The commissary
department of the army has been au-
thorized to issue to such soldiers as de-
sire it an equal value in fish in lieu of the
beef ration now issued. The restriction
regarding the issue of fish when beef
cannot be obtained is removed. Ham or
other articles of sale in equal money
value to the beef may be issued. To the
present ration two ounces of dried fruits
are added.
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Not Allowed to Settle.
Special DiSpatch to the Standard

SptCIaI DISpatGH TO TIE StaHuaFu.
Helena. April 24.-Sheriff Langford of
Burt county Nebraska. left for home to-
day via Butte and Ogden. taking NJ. r.
Hilton, whom he arrested in kalispell on
a warrant issued by Governor Smith in
response to a requisition from the gov
ernof of the Corn state. Hilton is wanted
to answer to the charge of selling stolen
property. When Sheriff Langford ed
him at kalispell he desired to settle the
matter, but was refused an opportunity
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Action POStpDnefl.

Vancouver. B. c. April 24.-The city
council tonight postponed till tomorrow
final action on the Dead Man island lease
A letter was read from the dominion gov
eminent stating that the lease has been
granted to Theo. Lutgale and that the
city had no right to the island.
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"Lncky" Baidwin,s Plans.

San Francisco, April 24.-The Call
says: F. J. Baldwin is trying to form
a company to erect a hotel to cost
50, 900 on the site of the old Baldwin
If he fails, he intends to put up a tenn
porary two-story structure,
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Refused to Discuss 1t.

San Francisco. April 24.-When seen this
afternoon Colonel Daniel M. Burns, who
is credited by rumor with having been Of
fered the senatorship of this state by
Governor Gage to succeed Hon. Stephen
NJ. White, refused to discuss the senate
rial situation.
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VIII Sail Next Week.

New York, April 24.-The United
States coast survey steamer Pathfinder
will begin taking on supplies to-day at
the Brooklyn navy yard. 1t is expect
ed that she will sail for the Pacific
coast about the middle of next week.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
Orioles, 5: Giants, 0.

New York. April 2t.-The Giants were
shut out by the Baltmores to-day, mainly
because of the fine pitching of McGinnity.
Meekin pitched his first game of the sea-
son and did splenddly for five innings.
Attendance, 1900 Score
r. H. E.
New York .......... ...............o
Baltimore ....... ..-........
Batteries-Meekin and Wilson; McGlnnl-
ty and Robinson
Umpires-Gaffney and Andrews.
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Antitrust Law Passed,

Albany, N. Y, April 24.-The assembly
tonight passed the antitrust bill by a
vote of 105 to 2. The purpose of the bill is
to prevent monopolies in articles or COM
modties of common use and to prohibit
restraints of trade and commerce.
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Washington, April 24.-Assstant Secre-
tary of War Meikleiohn has issued an or
der extending the immigration laws of the
United States to Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippine islands.
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Brown. 3; Orphans, 2.

st. Louis. April 24.-St. Louis captured
the first game of the series with Chicago
by close score It was pitchers battle,
in which Young had the better of it. Clean
fielding was the feature. Attendance,
1900. Score:
r. II. E.
st. Louis .......... ............,....
chicago ...-.-,-.. -.....-...
Battries-Y Dung and OConnor; Phyle
and Donohue.
Umpires-Swartwood and Warner
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Reaneaters. 10: senators, /.

Washington, April A-The Beaneaters
walked away with their fourth victory
over the Senators to-day, the local men
doing minor league work. Attendance,
300 Score:
r. Fl. e
BOSTON 10 II 2
Batteries-Dunkle and Farrell; Kobe
DAM and Clarke.
Umpires-Hunt and Connolly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-25
At Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, April 24-Results:
First race. six furlongs-Tenby won, Lit
tie Jack Horner second, Prince Harry
third; time 1:16A. Second race, half mile
Samaritan won, Downward second,
Masdine third; time. 81. Third race, mile
and a observation-disclosures won. Ad-
metus second, Mariti third; time. 1:52ls.
Fourth race, mile, handicap-High links
won Millstream second. Branch third;
time 49,. Fifth race. mile and quar-
ter hurdles-Belamy won, Florida Rose
second, Laura May third: time. 2:23la
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-Simond
won, Draw Lad second Title W. third;
time 1:161a.