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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-25
TYPHOID IN CUBA.
Troops al Puerto Principe Badly Afflicted
The Cause a Mystery.

Havana, April 24.-There have been
70 deaths from typhoid fever among The
members OF the Sth L.. :. Cavalry. sta
toned at the city or Puerto Principe.
ana ld3 cases all told are reported. The
persistence of the disease cannot be
explained The camp is pitched on
sloping ground. about 3 miles from the
town. ANA the tent floors are fully g
inches above the ground. The water IS
taken from creek that flows through
the camp. but none of it is used until
IL has been both filtered and boiled.
All camp refuse is cremaJed each day.
The tent floors are displaced once every
- hours. and the sites exposed 10 the
sun ana disinfectrd with lime.
capt. Hickey of the governor gener-
ais staff. who recently visited the
camp. described it as the best camp he
had ever seen. Nevertheless despite the
extraordinary precautions taken, the
fever steadily increased until a few
days ago. Now there is 4 turn for the
better and the cunvalescents outnum-
Der the new cases. on the other slope
~ he ridge the 18th L. :. Cavalry j.
encanptd. ana on that slope there is
not i single case Of typhoid.
one hundred ana ninety-three ont Of
HOO enlisted men in the city Of Pnar
del Rio are sick. There are % cases Of
malaria Of which Il are Of mild type.
Eight companies of the lst Infantry
and four troops Of the eth Cavalry are
stationed at that point: but owing to
the prevalent sickness il is lonesome
camp and the men are discouraged.
one hundred cuban caValrymcn are
drilling near the mountains as Well as
numerous infantry. but why is puz-
ZIc.
The decree regulating criminal pro-
ccdure, now in preparation extends
far beyond the abolition Of the prac-
tice Of incommunicado. 1t calls for Il
public trial Of the person accused, di-
reefs ;hlt he he informed of the spcci-
fic charge he must face and entities
him To hear all the testimony affecting
the ease. Procedure i'm criminal trials
win he made 10 conform to American
law. although the jury feature is want
ing.
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II You Are in Doubt

Whether you have Kidney or blaooer
disease. just put some of your urine ~
glass tumbler and let II stanu =
hours. If it has sediment. or mix,
cloudy appearance. if it is ropy Or
stringy pale or dscolored. your MA
neys or Bladder are sick.
Other serious symptoms are pam III
the back. frequent desire to uriha'e'
especially at night, burning sealo-
ing pain in passing urine or wheh your
urine stains linen
The one sure cure for diseases OF the
Kidneys, Liver Bladder ana biooo'
rheumatism. Dyspepsia and chrome
Constipation is DR.. David Kennedy :
Favorite Remedy. 1t has cured n
many cases where all else failed ana IS
sold at all drug stores for $l.oo Tor
large bottle. or six bottles for So.oo.
by special arrangement win the
manufacturers. we offer our readers
the opportunity of getting a trial potti"
Of this invaluable remedy absolutely
free which will be sent postpaid 70
anyone who will send their address To
the DIR. DAVID KENNEDY CoRPc-
RATION, Rondout, y. y. ana mention
the kennebec Journal
The publishers Of this paper guar
antee the genuineness Of TINS liberal
offer
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Howard Crosby &C.,. Il .: """s.t s.:.:
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features oil the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. April 24.-Trading was Of a
listlcss sort, today. and except for an
early squirt in The specialties, prices
dropped to the end, which was weak.
Smart recessiOns appeared In many
stocks. while most of the active list was
lower The strength OF sterling exchange
attracted some attention. continuing as a
does in spite Of the comparative eIsinesS
Of money. which ranged from To for
call loans. I he favorable bank statement
Of Saturday failed 10 arouse any not cr-
able ncreas" in outside interest IN the
market ANA the bears accordingly rea-
sOned that il was OppOrtune Ia try som"
short ventures. London was "A seller %
some 30.010 shares Of stock. and selling
came from New England ana the West
~ well as from some large traders who
had been heavy purchasers recently.
Commission business was very light.
crop uncertainty may account for the
hcsithncy in the market. and private
crop advices were said 10 have been re-
ceiVel which were not altogether favor
able. This received some crcdence because
Of The iirmness ot the wheat market. The
market was altogether undressing ana
almost fraiurcltSs.
IrregulJrity cropped our IN the bond
market. Dut tn" changes generally Were
narrow and there was a cons Strnt de-
mnnd for the new issues AT improved
prices Total sales $3.50. Ga United
States new 49, coupon ana the ~ coupon
advanced d. and do registered rs IN the
bid pricr.
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Phillip. / do not care to discuss the
matter. AS you can well understand
the more | talk about it the more the
matter win become involved and there
will be s-statements and misunder-
standings. You can understand my
position. 1t is a dreadful thing. this
getting talked about SO in the news
papers"
Rear Admiral Philip. commandant
of the navy yard. said: II have re-
ceived no orders from Washington for
Capt. Coghlan other than orders for
him to stand ready for inspection and
to proceed down the bay. / know of
no other instructions than those Of a
routine nature"
The Raleigh will leave. tomorrow, for
Philadelphia. where she will take part
in the celebration of the Grant monu-
ment celebration. April %. and Dewey
day. May l.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.


BATH. ADril 24.-Ar schs John ID
Paige, Lynn; VIM. II. Clifford Port
land: Sarah and Ellen. Portland: o. ID
Witherell. Boston; G. w. Church. Bos-
ton: Samuel DilIaway. Boston; Johr
Cadwallader. Boston: G.. +. Wood. do.
RED BEACH-April "a, sid. sch En-
ma Chase. Boston.
EASTPORT-April "a, ar. schs Vicks-
burg, Orland. Nellie Gray, Rockland.
ROCKLAND--April "a, ar. schs Sill
yer Heels. Boston: Mabel Hall. New
York: Catawanteak, do; Ida Hudson
Red Beach: Hattie Loring. New YORK;
Ella Francis. do: Addie Schalfer, do
Charlie and Willie, Boston.
ROCKPORT-April "a. ar, schs. II :
Boynton. New York: Leona, Boston;
Adelia r Carleton. do.
MACHIAS-April "a. ar, schs Maggie
Todd New York; Josie. Boston.
sid. schs Addie Fuller, Port Gre
willie. y $: Gamma. Boston; Forest
Belle. do.
BOOTHBAy-April2 "a. ar. schs Alas
ka, Boston.
sid. sch Mary + Lynch. New York.
ELI.SWORTH-Aprli q, ar sch Nellie
PORTT.AND-April "a. ar. stms Iona
(BrD. Cummings Shields; Ceylon Br,
Hanson Louisburg. 6 Il: schs Comrade,
(srD. ST John. n u. for orders: cam
bridge Bickford. Boston.
ca. srhs q = hoffman, Jewctt Phlla
delpha: Elm City. Falkenberg. kennr-
hcc ana Baltimore; Estelle Phinney.
rhinney. Kennebec ana Washington.
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RALEIGH SAILORS BANQUETIED.
One Hundred and Twenty Royalty Entertained
al Waldorf Astoria. New York.

New York. April 24-One hundred
and twenty sailors from the United
States cruiser Raleigh were given a
banquet at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
tonight The entertainment was
planned and carried out by committee
comprising Roswell p. Flower. VIM. &.
Whitney, VIM. McAdoo. Bradley Mar
tin. Clarence w. Macay. George J.
Gould and others.
The sailors We're cheered By the
crowds along the line Of march from
the dock. Soon after reaching the no
tel. the sailors We're seated AT the Ia
bles and We're eating and smoking.
Hon. VIM. McAdoo. former assistant
secretary of the navy. raped for order
and briefly welcomed them. Hon. Ran
dolph Guggenheimer. president of the
board of aldermen. welcomed the sail
ors in behalf of the city
The following letter was read from
Sec. Long: Am grateful at recogni-
ton Of the men behind the guns and
regret that | cannot participate. owing
TO imperative engagements here. Please
accept my thanks for your courtesy
and my best wishes for the occasion. "
The sailors chatted and talked of in
cidents of Manila TO those who talked
with them. 4 good many of the mer
were with Admiral Dewey on the flag
ship Olympia during the battle and
they We're especially lions Of the even
ing. Among them was Quartermaste;
+. p. Stanton, who was on the bridgs
of the Olympia with Dewey.
shortly after the banquet had begun
/ Capt. and Mrs Coghlan arrived. Capt
/ COghlan was asked about the interna-
tional Juror raised by his speech but
/ was very reticent. He said: Il have
/ received no communication from Wash
I inton except a routine order which
/ has come through Rear Admira
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New York Produce Market.

New York. April a
FLOt R-Receipts. 1929 bbls.. exports
1888 bbls.; sales. 5000 pkgs.: easy on sprine
patents but steaGy for winter wheat
brands.
RYE-Steady
WHEAT-Recelpts, 80 800 bushels. ax-
ports. S0,|U bushels. sales, 1.GS5WJ btish.ls
futures 2J0,v1 bushels spot and outDnrtl.
spot strong; No. 2 red. s25. fob. iioaf
1914 elevator; No. ! Northern Duluth sgi,
Sf3s fob ahoat.
cORN-Keceipts, 15,5G0 bushels; sales
1000 bushels futures. $4,000 bushels MI
ports; spot strong; No. 2 42n43A foh
afOat. new ana ola
OATS-ReceiDts 1880 bushels: exports
1860 bushels. sales, 3D,O0U bushels spot,
spot dull; No. 2. ;zl4at34; No. q 3IIA. Ma
white. 36; track white, 35m3slk.
BEEF-Firm; cut meats. steady. plrkIea
7Am7ts NAM
iAKD-Weak; Western steamed. q ~.
April, %42l2, nominal; refined, easy.
PORK-Quiet.
TTTER-Steady: Western craa mary
l4lzfblI; Do. factory, 12Aml4; state dairy,
liMltI2, DO. creamery 14lsGI17
tfEESE-Quiei; large white. 120l2IL.
small white l2lzml5; large colored. l2lD
ia small do. lz1z0l5; new cheese. weak.
large, ~; small, lMlOIa.
EGGS-Firm: state and Pennsylvania
l3al4i4 Western fresh, l47nl4: Southern
13n1374. "
PETROLECM-Dun
ROsIN-Steady.
TIRPENTINE-Firm
RICE-Steady.
MOLASSES-Ste
FREICiHTS-F irmer
StGAR-Raw, steady: fair refining
5-lf; centrifugal ~; moiasses sugar
lie; refined, steady.
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Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX. y S-April a. ar. stms
Mongolian. Braes. 81 John. \ II. ana
sailed for Liverpool: Turret Bell.
Blenkham. Louishurg. brig Clio, GER
hardJ. Porto Rico; sch Stella +, Ra-
fuse, Arroyo; Ester Anita, Mckay,
Banks. via Shclhourne; Robin Hood,
Malone. Western banks
SID. Sims Manchester Enterprise.
Wright, Manchester; Manitoban. Blu
chanan. = Johns. y f; 81 John City.
Seely. st John, y Il: Coban. Frazer.
Louisburg.
ST JOHN. y B-April a. ar. barken-
tine Sceptre. Dexter. Ponce; schs spar
maker, Livingstone. PASSPORT Jessie
Hart. 2nd. Murphy. st George: John G
Colingham, Lunn. Boston: Romeo.
Campbell. Providence: Alaska. Mehaf-
fey. New York: Quetay. Hamilton. do:
GaZellc, Morris. Passport; Bonnie
Doom. Chapman. Dorchester Vineyard.
Kelly. st Andrews; Ina. Hansel Packer.
Boston: Irene + Miservy. HalbroOk. ST
George. Marcus Edwards. Bagley.
Jonesport; Canaria, Brown, Boston:
Eric. Harrington. New York: II A
Holder. Mcintyre. New York: Lizzie Il.
Belyel. Thomaston.
cid. sim Cumberland. Allan. Boston:
sch LAME Cobb. Beal. New York.
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disclaiming at the outset that he was
acting as counsel for Maj. Gen. Miles
in IL technical sense, and adding that
he had been there simply To preSenl
and elicit evidence. He read his argu-
ment from manuscript and was given
careful attention by the members Of
the court and the recorder. His argu-
ment consumed about an hour and
when he concluded with the statement
that the members Of the board must de
eide whether the great fraud and great
crime which he believed had been COM
mitted should be carried before the
courts. Recorder Davis arose and said:
II submit the case to the board with
out argument
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Disasters.

Dixby, y. s. April 24.-The steamer
Prince Rupert was three hours late in
docking here, this morning. owing TO
one Of the middle paddle wheels being
crippled by loosened float or spoon
All trains We're held for her. Passen-
gers report considerable excitement
when the accident occurred. boats be-
ing prepared for the worst before the
extent of the injury was learned. Re
pairs. ii is said. will occupy MONTH
one paddle wheel being twisted and
useless. The Rupert left for St John
using only her starboard paddle this
afternoon
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. April a.
The leading futures closed as follows:
g, W liEAT-May, .SM75ls; july. 737su74:
tember. 357s.
= oATs-May. 2G14N2G7s: July. 2iasa2i4.
PoRK-May. 500; July. ss.l7l.; septem-
her. Sg.32is.
LARD@May, s5.17i4; July. $50; septem-
RlBs--May. $40: July. Sassy; septem-
LOCR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. spring. 71lam72lA: No.
10, 6ln7lI4: No. . red. san.
CORN-NO. 2 34Ia: No ? yellow a.alg25
OATS-No. .. Hi2dz744 No. white. sta
81, No. white. 2g5.G30
RYE-NO. >. 57l2I51a.
BARLEY-No. ?. 31IaGl7ll
FLAXSEED-No. l. sl.l5. y. W. sl.lg.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime 81 3O1i2 3gI5.
LARD-S. ij0f520
PoRK-Mess, Ss.OoI9.05: ribs. si.45a4s5:
shoulders, 4i2fl5: sides. s. OOd5 10
tGAR-I-nchauged
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Other Domestic Ports.

| pIITIADEI .PHIA-ADril % ar. tugs
tt-'I .',,.i. t Nh,
lhttrhdti"hd'' 90" ing pd'stS Huii"i"
and Franklin from Portland: Eureka.
towing barge Darby from Portland
n1rC> ~ Ali ), cIl ~,
- ltii-''' - 1fP'i - 'iH -
VIM. i Donnell. Bath.
CITY ISIAND-Anril ,. baund
- +r, p,r,f, :, -, \ I, ,a
sum N'.i II MI 4. '"'''H' = "''
Halifax SIN sens ttihty. COLD RIVER,
y =: Rpbecca w Huddrll. ~ John y
f.. pocabassar Hurricane island. E; -
= i.,,
Hrain"fh' ho'kidhd' James a BroWh'
ThomaSton.
pFpTH ANTRCY y T-AprjI a sid
h.t,.. ...ti,
sen AhTahaHn hlcHdTuSoh' Bangor.
NEW LpNDpN-April a. sld, sch r..
II Smear Nuauk far Jarksnp,.Illa Ia
-, ~. ,.,h
i'Id Ior bdih.
NEW HAVEN. CON\-April ~. ar
crh Henry calais
ppcrnN ,-,rIt 81 ,- .,,.,. ,,....r.,.. !,
Uitr.I,y. cn,,tt Ar,h,' ,s,I M, a,..s.
Ss'art i,bjI.,,iil,,I,t XVI. ~ >i.h,
ii,S HIM lb.,,i>.. KIM, ,.na,r'tr 'u-tt,,,.,.
N,ti -. cs.hl,P , ~ -. " -, " 49, > &.
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S Letter.

Boston. april u.
Gester-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
May wheat. .2h-ls 1874 y BIS 72i4
July Ssh AIS 727s s-74b 1914 Is
Wheat opened steady at about Satur-
day close. because the Liverpool price
while slightly off. was firm compared
with local weakness, Saturday. but soon
weakened under sales of long stuff. crop
news being hardly bullish enough to en-
courage buying. and second cables no
more man steady. The Western weather
conditions appear favorable and foreign
houses did little on either side of the
market big reduction i'm New York
stocks of wheat for the week. gave more
Strength 70 May wheat, and when the
y isible supply showed a decrease or
I.jZj,uD bushels Ii caused covering among
spectators and tirmed the market up
very rapidly. Some of the grain fleet will
start Tor Buffalo, tomorrow, which was Il
surprise TO the trade. Worlds wheat
shipments. 6.5m.00o. compared with 66l5.-
V"o. the week before, of which Russia con-
trlbuted l.CSS0 India go. 900, and Argen-
lhe l.230,@o Ocean freights are up led,
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indicating better demand and LIver-
pool saws; Russian crop estimate greafiv
reduced; there viii be "A good demand fnr
american wheat. The weather man
shows normal temperatures with eood
deal or ram in Illinois. Oklahoma, Nil
souri,, Ohio and Iowa. and some in Kan
sas. II looks az " the break was over
The New York stock market opened
irregular, with some wide fluctuations M
prices. The standard railway list wac
rather neglected. but the tone was zen
orally firm and the money market SHOVE
increasing ease.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. April a.
nominal: May. 5.G9: June, 5.74: July. $50.
August. 5.N; September, 5A: October.
I.NN. November, $50; December 5gi: Jan
uary, 80: February, 600: March. G.04
Cotton spot closed steady: middling up
lands 81 do. gulf, 81. Sales. l25 bales
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The Wheat Plant.

Wheat is a plant of the genus Tri ieum.
and the seed Of the plant furnishes a
Is me grain most generally used by the
human race. OF this grain the varieties
are numerous--as red wheat. white
wheat, bald wheat bearded wheat, win
ter wheat, spring wheat, &c. The Eng
lish word wheat pronounced hweeD IL
derived from the Saxon word "hWaete:'
The Danes call II ''hvede,' he Germans
"weitZen." and IN ancient Goth Ii was
'.hpyit.'' but no matter
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st Johns. n. F., April 24.-The Cana
dian liner Gaspesia arrived here. today.
conveyed by the sealer Kite. after be-
ing so days from Paspebiac, s. of which
she was frozen in the ice foes in the
Gulf of St Lawrence. The Gaspesia
Is considerably damaged through be
ing nipped among the ice foes Her
rudder being disabled she was steering
by means of spars.
Boston, April PA special to the
Evening Globe from Sandwich says
that the beach at that place is strewn
with wreckage which the fishermen be
lleve came from the steamer Portland.
A lot of paneling painted white with a
gilt border such as is used on state
room doors. several mattresses. an or
namental wooden kettle with the name
odd Orchard on il. and other arti-
cles We're found. Fishermen say that
II the wreckage is from the Portland.
she went down in the vicinity OF Race
Point.
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ALL DISEASES and

Weaknesses OF Men. from whatever cause aris-
nR, quickly and permanently cured at the old,
TStr,..e Peabody Medical Institute No. Bulfinch
ntrreet topposite Revere House, Boston. Estab-
M hIi IN lseo Chief physician graduate Harvard
n.,ucai College, class 1864. who always cures
Mnen others fail by letter or In person. "The
n :, hostician; or. Know Ihyself Manuai"a Wade
~ ul % medical science price fifty cents, but sent
fee ny mai. sealed, Tor In days. Send Tor IL now,
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. April PA larger decrease in
the visible supply than was expected. to-
geJher with a fair export demand.
strengthened wheat, today Corn All
vanced l2M4s. and oats IsMA Pork de-
clined l2'4, lard 5G7l2. and ribs 2izGT5
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BRANDRETHS
PILLS

They are the best complexion pills. After
YOU have taken them few nights your skin
will assume wholesome, healthiul color.
your eye brilliant lustre, and sallownoss
and pimples will disappear. They strengthen
and fortify the whole system. lhey are
made of well seasoned drugs, and kept for
two years before selling. Sold throughout
the world, both sugar-coated and plain.
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Marine Notes.

Thomas e. Hagan of Bath. Friday.
launched the new sloop Peggy. which
he has been building. She is % feet
long. l. feet wide and 4 feet deep She
is painted white while the cockpit and
cabin are finished in the natural wood
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Clear Complexion

By far the great majority of diseases { : the
skin arise from impure or weak blood. iitn$-
the secretions have not operated rightly, and
impure matter has passed into the blood, or
the power of assimilation is feeble and the
blood is weak. In either case use
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Vi me Produce Exchange:
diaries. Halls.
EGGS-Steady; fresh. 12I..
CHEESE-Weak: creamcries. IlIaml2l,.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

There are large NUMBER Oh t"uh-
tcrfeit half dollars in circulation IN
Bangor. one trader, II IS reported.
took IA Of them, Saturday. they are
of lead. and bear the date Of 1861.
There is also a counterfeit dime 81 the
issue of 1888 in circulation.
The old Mussey barn at South Port
land. known probably to more trampS
than any other place in that section
of the State. was burned, sunday ar
ternoon. For years ii has been called
The Tramps Home" and has shell
tered hundreds Of them. a grass fire
set fire to the old barn.
The boiler in the factory Of Sargent
& Dow. manufacturers Of Sargent's pa
tent fire kindlers. At Brewer. exploded,
Friday afternoon. ana the foreman,
Frank .Arboo. had a narrow escape
from being hit in the head 10y flying
piece of metal. 1t is thought that the
explosion was caused by the clogging
Of a valve,
The down river salmon fishermen
are husting work on their weirs ana
quite a number are already after the
fish. Four salmon have been taken ~
az ny l'li' N0ilbl 4tNIl'l liiilIr az Ills
ones and netting 81 per pound and
better. \. H. Whitmorr has caught
one. Dudley Abbott two. ana r. :.
Barnard Of Orland, one, On Saturday.
the c. 9. Porter Fish 90 81 this city.
received two fish from the same weirs
Bangor News.
Ahner Mack met with serious acct
dent few days ago while passing
through Joneshoro on his way from
MachiaS To his home in Cherryfield
He stood up in his carriage 10 put on
an extra oyercoat when his horse sud
denly jumped and he was thrown 70
tho ground with great force. striking
on his neck ana shoulders. While the
neck bone was not dislocated he was
left in a very helpless condition. He
was cared for in JoLesboro until the
next day when he was taken to his
home by train.
The work Of ma alfacturing box
boards was begun. last week. at the
new mill at Trenton. 4 crew Of some
y men are now employed and the num-
Der viii be Increased when the box
factory is started. The lumber used
thus far has been purchased in Tren-
ton. but the mill Is 50 situated that
stock can be tloated To ID from sur
rounding towns. which is a great adj
vantage. The mill at I.amoine is quite
completed ana nearly ready to begin
saving. As in Trenton considerable
Stumpage has been bought Of the vIri-
Gus Land owners about and Il good sea
sons work is anticipated.
The April term ot the United States cir
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Late Sunday night, four robbers We're
arrested by three Chicago policemen.
While the police We're taking their pris-
oners to the patrol box to call the wag-
on. they We're attacked by a number of
friends of the prisoners. who We're led
by the wife of Elmer Anderson. one of
the robbers. A general fight followed.
The officers by vigorous use of clubs
and revolvers managed to keep the
mob at bay. Anderson broke away
from his captorS. Policeman Clarity
drew his revolver and fired and Ander-
son fell. At this juncture the gong of
the approaching patrol wagon was
heard and the mob scattered. Ander-
son was taken to the hospital, where
his wounds We're pronounced fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-25
What You Call

ii Is pretty good stuff 10 own just at this
stage of the game. The contract grade
In the Chicago market. Is Number z
Spring." IN the Northwest they call IL
Number J. Northern" which Is sup
posed to be- identical with the Chicago
grade when you buy MAY wheat" you
buy a contract calling for the delivery,
in the month OF May Of "A specified num-
Der of bushels Of the contract grade. Il
Won buy July wheat your contract
simply calls for delivery in the month Of
July our free book explains this much
more fully.
uouayd nvnchu 2 m - Cong"essst,