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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20

train, Sunday, June 4, and went to
Boston. He said he sat three seats be-
hind o. S. Brown. who, 1t VIII be re-
membered, had stated that Hough was
nowhere on the train. Hough said he
was reading a paper while MI Brown
was reading a book. On his arrival In
Boston he went to the Park square
station where he met Mr. Albert Locke,
who formerly lived in Dover, and had
some conversation with him. lie then
left for Baltimore, where he remained
for a week.
Before leaving Dover he engaged
Mr. John Fl. Kivel as his attorney. and
the latter, meantime. had been IN com
munication with United States Dis
trict Attorney Hamblett of Nashua,
and United States Marshal Mute, in
the hope that some arrangements could
be made for Houghs return.
Housh went from Baltimore To Will
minton. Del, where he spent few
days and then left for New York. He
was in the latter city, Saturday, and
says he stood on the corner OF Broad
way and Sixth avenue for an hour,
talking with a policeman.
He received word, yesterday, from
his counsel to return home and United
States Marshal Mute left here. today.
to meet him upon his arrival in Bos-
ton.
When asked if it was ever his inten-
ton to leave the country, Hough, with
a laugh, replied in the negative. He
said that he was under a great mental
strain when he left Dover and went
away simply TO obtain the relief and
much needed rest.
Harrison Haley. the cashier Of the
National Bank, said. tonight. that he
was very glad that Hough had return
cd home He believed that matters
would be satisfactorily settled In
short time. ana that the shortage in
the banks funds would not prove near
ly rs large as is generally believed.
President Lothrop of the National
Bank, also expressed his pleasure Al
ITough's return. saying that he would
be Of great assistance to the officials
in Strengthening out the banks af-
fairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
SHESoo1HIN6SA1Isfflhe

Con McAulev, who died in Nicaragua
on board. arrived at Washington, Mon
dav. The interment will be at Airing
ton. Cen. McAuley was a member Of
LAFAYETTE Post. @. a. r., of New York.
It is stated ut the war department.
that no action can he taken in the mat
fer Of the California Regiment offered
bv Senators Perkins and White. The
question Of calling for volunteers has
not been determined. besides it is not
intended to organize state troops if
volunteers are called for.
The secretary of the navy. Monday,
approved the findings Of a court of in
curry. holding that the recent ground
ing of the Brooklyn III New York har-
Dor was due to a sunken wreck. The
survey az the brooklyn to determine
the extent Of injuries shows that tho
repairs will cost $1,000 and that about
20 days will be required.
1t is improbable that the war de-
partmcnt will accept as final the decis-
ion Of the Pennsylvania state court de-
claring that the army canteen is sub
iect to state taxation. The officer In
charge of the canteon at Camp Meade
appealed to the war department for as
sistancc in defending the case ana tn
department transmitted his applica
ton to the department Of justice, with
the report that an officer Of that de-
partment be assigned for that purpose.
10 is believed the decision was render
cd before the defence could be prepar-
ed. The principle involved Is regarded
~ frrnnrt4Ot ana II is significant that
the Pennsylvania decision is directly
in conflict with the formal opinion Of
the court of claims in the case involv-
ing the cIntoon. The court decided
that the canIecn was "onc 81 the in
strumcntaIties IF the government"
ana. therefore. exempt from taxation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
Recruits for Gen. Otis Army.

Washington. June 19-The arrival NJ
the Sherman at Manila means that
Gen. otis will receive substantial rein
forccments. The sherman carried the
9Th Infantry and a number of recruits.
numbering in all Al officers AMI 1876 en-
listed men under command Of Brig
Gen. Bates. Col. Kellogg Of the 1oth
Infantry was taken i'll on the trip from
san Francisco to Honolulu ana was in
valided home from the last name port.
The transport Grant left san Francisoo
on the Goth, with the 10Th Infantry and
is expected to arrive at Manila, early
next week.
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S Letter.
Boston, June -.

Chicago. org, High Low Close day
July wheat, 16i,-ls = I6is 7GSs 17a,b.
sept -" ,1A-"s 1>ia 1,'s 1Sil 7>'s-1g
Today's wheat trade was not heavy:
there was a dump NJ scalping holders l-
the opening on the Liverpool decline of
l".d., which WIS at first a puzzle "a thr
traders as lt.-af an reports continued
bad. but later it rs found to have been
brought abou' IVY heavy rains there. The
market broke tN under put piicr. but
there met some support. as Russian crop
news continued BAD. despite the rain
There was considerable unloading uf
wheat carried over from Saturday. hu,
foreign houses bought moderately at TIM
decline. An increase of 1.UOl.nlu bushels
in the visible supply was talked. but when
the increase proved to be- only -. uOn. thr
market strengthened. Liverpool also re
gained some az its lNsS. closing ~ tu 7sd
lower Worlds shipments, last week
wheat. 1,Gi9,Oud. m increase Of l.UuU.Nn
over the previous week. Northwest re-
CeiptS We're 93G cars, against ~ cars same
day Of last year The crowd expects
higher prices. but in the meantime IN
waiting the Russian outcome.
There was another irregular ana mar
row opening I'm the stock market, today
with the professional element in control
ana the London attitude discuuraging tu
the hullish element The market was 80
contracted as 10 possess little character:
the mad ng element being dispose Il to pla NJ
for further reaction. The railway list
showed irregular, though the dealings
were light.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
H0UGH AT DOVER.
In Excellent Spirits and Says Shortage L
Much Less Than Stated.

Dover. y. H.. June l9-Thr evening
train from Portsmouth brought as 4
passenger. tonight, Harry Hough. the
former assistant cashier Of the Cocheco
National Bank and assistant treasurer
Of the Cocheco Savings Bank Of this
city. in the custody Of United States
Marshal Mute ana accompanied Nv his
counsel. John II. Kivel ana 4 small
army Of newspaper men.
Marshal Mute and his prisoner left
the train at Sawyer's station. about a
mile outside this city. to avoid the
crowd in waiting at the Dover station.
a carriage was in waiting ana they
We're driven by a roundabout wav to
Hough's home on Central avenue.
Wher he was warmly greeted hy his
wife ana family. He Will remain in
the marshaHs custody until bail is se-
cured, but his counsel expresses tho
opinion. tonight, that the REQUIRED
bonds can easily be secured in the
morning. Sheriff Hayes has in his
possession warrant for the arrest OF
iiough on the charge Of embeZzling
$3.50 from the CochecO Savings BOnk
ana he will be re-arreSted Immediate
ly upon his release by the United
States authorities. The sheriff states
that several other warrants. charging,
larceny, are likely to be served upon
Hough in connection with the bank
affairs
Hough was feeling in excellent
spirits, and evidently felt greatly re-
heVcd at being once more at home.
re refused to talk concerning the
oahk : affairs. except that he replied.
"h"h asked # the shortage was as
!arEe as mad been reported, oh no,
nowhere near as large"
He talked freely, however, in regard
To his movements since the banks con
altlons became generally known. He
SAID he left Dover on the Clio A. NJ.
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AT LOClsoSlLLE.

BattericS-Tannehill a
Seymour and Warner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
AT ST. LOUIS.

Batteries alllhan anu l'"HlAut'
lis, Nichols and Bergen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BATH-June 49, sid. schs Addie
Charlson, Philadelphia; Charles r.
Balch. Baltimore; Clarence Fl. Venner.
Washington; Abenaki, New York:
Maggie Hart, Baltimore
Ar, schs VIM II Oler, Boston; VIM K
Park, Boston; Percy Bridal, Boston:
Henry @. Barrett. Baltimore.
ELLSWORTH-June 10. ar. schs
Henrietta "A Whitney. Boston: David
Faust, do; Catherine, do Lulu w. Ep-
pes, New Haven; Caressa. Rockland.
ROOTIIBAY-June 10, ar. schs Pema
quid. Boston; Catalina, DO; Frank W,
Br, st John.
Sld. sch Sunbeam. Deer Isle.
BANGOR-June 10. ar. schs ] Ponder.
Jr. Eaton: Maud II. Dudley. Bath; $;
CrOtN. Boston; r. ID Remick Boston:
COLBY. Grant, Rapport; Shawmut Bay
port; Sainte Maria tBD, Morehouse. Bos-
ton.
81. schs Catherine D Perry. Garfield
Baltimore; ID ?, --; VIM ii Archer
Rich, Boston; Nat AYE. Hodgkins. Wa,
rem. r ]; Lawrence Haines. Black. New
York; George A Pierce, Pinkham. Aliens
Point; onward, Helloc, Boston: J h Stin-
son. Weed. Jonesport; br katahdn, Mar
SHALL New York.
PoRrLAND-June 10, ar, sch Lena,
Turrey, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20

y WWhite, szh; No. 3 white. Sih; track mjxa,
western, 5Dm3l1s; track white. 32G27
BEEF-Quiet' cut meats. steadier
LARlll-Firm; Western steamed II Oh.
June; x5.N: refined, steady. '"@'Z'
PORk-Firm
BLTTER-Firm; Western craau-
i,35ii22etishi DO factory. 12nl4; state dairS
i"fsmniI.i 90; creamery, 151zn1siL. '"ii "
,lEttl,Ior,Flrm state and Pennsvlvant,
l3ml5l?: Western fresh, lilsGtI5 wanna,
StGAR-Raw about steadv. ,.,.
ming ~; centrifugal 90 test, AZ; refna re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
New York Produce Market.
New York. June

New York. June 10.
FLOr E-Reccipts. l91lS bills: exports.
and fairly active. chiefly for top grades;
winter patents. $}.goni.1O: winte-
straiShts S.55tt3.G5;, Minnesota patents.
$i0jMi2O.
ports, l50.lOl bushels: sales. $4,000 BUSH
els futures. 2iN.000 bushels spot; spot
steady: No. , red. Sil4 fob. afloat; No. 2
ret ga elevator; No. l Northern Duluth
sic fob afloat; No. l hard Duluth SSl2
contradictions go 80. b1shels. ex-
ports II. 0l9 bushels: sales. 275. 900 bushels
futures. ESQ coo bushels spot and ou.-
ports; spot firm; No. ,. i2h fob. ahoat
SPOT ana TO arrive; No. 2 elevator. Az.
OATS-Rcccipts, 2Sl, lo) bushels; exports
N.s2 bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels spot
spot dull;. No. ?, 2Oi2, No. 3, 80; No.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

The Spanish Chamber Of DEPUTIES. Mon
day. approved the bill cedinE the Caroline
Islands, the Ladroncs ana the Pelcw
Islands to Germany
Senior Don Francisco Silvela the
premier. was in conference at Madrid,
Monday. with the United States min
lister, Mr.. Bsllamy Storer. regarding
the liberation of the Spanish prisoners
in the hands Of the Filipinos.
The cruiser Detroit. with the body Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
Hall Adli's Great Feat.

Denver, juno 19.-Hali Adj, the
Turkish wrestler, covered himself with
glory, tonight before the Colorado a. A.
He agreed to thrown llid Christy of
Dnver. Tom Quinn Of Minneapolis,
Casper Gunkle, Doc Payne, lid Nc
toy's sparring partner and Farmer
Burns in 90 minutes. He did it ana had
+ minutes to spare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
KAISER WILL MAKE CONCESSIONS.
Will Yield on Arbitration Owing TO Stand OF
America. England and Russia.

Berlin, June l9.-The Berliner Tagc-
blatts says it understands that Or
Iorn's instructions involve a conces-
sion regarding the arbitration ques-
ton. due to the great eaTnestness with
which the British, American and Rus
sian delegates are pushing the applica-
ton Of the principle. Government
circles, from political motives. desire
some positive result, if there can he
an absolute guarantee that the scheme
viii not harm German interests
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
ALL DISEASES AND

Weaknesses Of Mon. from whatever cause arfs-
Ing, quickly and permanently cured IT the old
reliable Peabody Medical Institute No Bulfinch
Street Opposite Revere House. Boston ESta6.
llShed In 1850 Chief physician graduate Harvard
Medical College, class lSG who always cures
when others fail. by letter or in person "Tho
Diasnostlcian; or Know Thyselr Manual !" Wade
Mecun of medical science. price nifty cents but sent
Tree, 10y aaiL sealed, IuI LA days. Send for t now
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
This Weeks Schedule.
>-ATInNAI. LEAGUE.

The schedules of games for this weeN
go follows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
The COlU M BiA
May Not Be Ready for Trials Before Last O.
the Week

Bristol, r. l.. June 19.-Tho develop
ments of today make it appear Ger
tain that the Columbia will not be
ready to leave the Herrcshoff's dock
for Newport until late in the week 1t
may be possible to get her ready by
Wednesday or Thursday. but doubt is
entertained.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Inc leading futures closed as folIow.
, WiiEAT-- July 1914; September. ~
C42RNa3 July, 81; September, s5K; De.
i :, 0s}ATs-July. 2la; September, 22H; Nav
PoRRE-July, ss-22; September, $50.
LARD-July, s5.G21z; September S5 III.
RlBS-September, Si.S71h: Juiy "A o. r.
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TO Protect the Diamond Fields.

London June 19-The cape Town
correspondent OF the Daily Mail says:
THE government has forwarded bat
terry Of heavy guns to Kimberly for thc
defence of the diamond fields. There iii
great activity in the Cape Imperial
command. and munitions Of war are
being sent northward in large quaint
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
Chicago Wheat Market.

chicago. June l9.-Reports OF rafns :,
RUSSIA broke wheat IA today. but good
ssup PIP resulted in recovery Of ali but
affected, closing UNCHANGED, 20 oa 1iish d
cllned hmas. Provisions were irrepuia.
but closed 2lan10c. higher. eN'hF'
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ROSION'S POOR CHILDREN
10 the Number Of 6OO0 Visit Admiral samp.
sons Fleet MONDAY.

Boston. June 19.-Ncarly $500 Of the
poorer children Of Boston visited th (.
warships Of TIE North Atlantic SIuadr"a
In Boston hlrhnr. this afternoon. fla.
little ones were under til" direction OF W.
4. Twumblcy, ana came from nil parts oi
he CitE.
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New York Cotton Market.

Cotton futures closed barely eta1 III
June. 5.92: July, 5.S4; August, 5.s7: SeI,.
tember, 5.S2: October, 5.S6; November u
bn--cemher; 5s2: January. 5.95; February
~; March, COL; April, SCI; Nav. 6,07
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New York Money Market

New York. June TO-
Money on call steady. z1tlia per cent.
last loan. 2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3m32. per cent
Sterling exchange firm, S4SiAtltisS FOR
demand and AZ S1s5ainfSG for 90 days;
posted rates, {iS5!a ana S4.A1 and 81 So.
commercial bilis. H.s5Gf4 s5lg.
silver certificates. GnI .li65
Bar silver. Cos.
Mexican dollars. 49,.
Government bonds. Irregular.
St4tt. Band. .U.gf.,.,
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Baseball Notes.

Pitcher Todd ana Outfieiler News have
deserted the PawtuCkrt team. the flrmrr
goinE to his home IN Aberdeen. Ma AM
News to Chester Pa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

DISQUALIFICATION at Pawtucllet. Taun-
ton at Manchester. Portland at Newpnr-.
Observation-Disclosures at Brockton,
portland Al Pawtucket, Newport at TauH-
ton.
DISQUALIFICATION at Taunton. Port
land at Newport. Manchester at Paw
sucket.
Friday-Portland ut Brockton. Paw
tucket at Manchester. Taunton at New
port
neutrality-suspicious. At Brockton. Paw
tucket at Manchester, Newport at Taun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
AT NEWPORT.

Owing to the late arrival Of the Brock
tons, who lost their train, the game wa
not started until 430 O'Clock and darkness
settled down before the ninth inning
could be played. Hawke held the h9nts
team down until the sixth. when the Ia III
ter took batting squirt and pulled OUT q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20
New England League Standing.
National League Games.
AZ CINCINNATI

The Reds played an Indifferent and
weak game and were easily shut out by
the Phillles DOnah ~ pitched splendid
bail. while Braitenstcin was . mark. A
tendance, 200.
t23 A. 5 RH.E.
Cincinnati. 90 0 o o . 0 o. Ct
Phtla phla 0 . ! l-9-l5-)
-Breitenstein and Wood Don
l. Ii. .I..nn
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Other Domestic Ports.

GLOUCESTER, .MASS-June 10. ar.
schs Prudent, Br, for orders: Two Sis
ters. Br. Dorchester. n b, for Boston.
SALEM, MASS.-June -. ar schs
Frank and Ira, Br, St John. to Salem
for orders; Brenton, Br, Little Brook
to 10 for do.
BALTlMORE-June 10. ar, schs
Henry Barrett, Bath; Frank t Stin-
son. do.
NEW YORK-June 10, cid, ship
Tromp. AMER or Banjoewanji: schs 5
\ Fownes, st John. y r; Avalon,
ElZabethport
CITY ISLAND-June 10, bound
south, schs Hunter st John; D w B.
St john Abraham Richardson. Ban
sor; \ II Reed. Rockland, Ne; Edward
w Perry, GAINESVILLE. Ne: Florida,
Rockland. Me, via Taunton.
NEW. YORK-June 10. mr.. stms La Bre-
ia ,;Irv H III Manhattan. London. .r
sch QuetaN. 81 John.
PHlLADELPHIA-Ju 70. cid. schs
kahbunl. Belfast; James Rothwell, Rock
DELAWARE BREAKWATER-J 10.
ar, bk Samaritan. lBr from Java and Or
dered 20 Boston.
BALTIMoRE-June 70. ar, schs Mary
i.li4'ttLt~' i''AAls E'llil Till, w.
ROSTON-,Iune -. ar. Sims Chicago,
t'r). London: Calico. Hun, Eng; Hall
tlN, tErJ. Charlottctown. T. +, |, Port
llaWkeshury ana Halifax. y :: tug Glad
;ainr. towing hgs Preston ana Monitor.
latter for Portland: SchS Cora NJ Ponce
u Il. Via Charleston: George Il Dickson,
Charleston, 5 G.; NJ Is Rawley. Weehaw-
ken: VIM Bird. Baltimore: J Chester
Wood, Bangor May Queen. sullivan;
Oregon and Lady Antrim, Rockland, Me;
Winsluw Morse, Winterp0rt
CId, sch Race Horse, (Br), 81 John, n b.
SD, sims Cape CominO. CBr), ST joan,
y Il, not as before rcportedD; Aladdin,
tNnr. LuuishurE. q II: Endsleigh, tBD,
Philadelphia; 81 CroiX, Portland. East
port ana st John; tug a w Chesterton
towing hk Normandy. Portland. Me.
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS-June 49,
IN ana sld, sch Julia a Berkeley, Bangor
for Bridgeport.
Ar, schs Robert 4 Kcnnier, Bangor for
Greenwich Conn; Urban. DO for orders;
sim yacht Coyote. L Peters, owner,
Washington. ID q. for Halifax. ana Sid.
SID, schs Ina tBr). Leo CBr). Cora 3
,Brl. Sarah + CBr). Ira b Ellems, Beaver
CErl, Centennial CBr, Canary tBr), f &
II Givan CBr), Ordered Norwalk, Conn;
4 r Miner.
Psd, sim Frostburg. Baltimore for Port
land. towing bgs for Boston, 16 Tor
Portland: schS Delta (Brl. Cheverie, n ).
for New York; Sarah Eaton, Calais for
do. Isaac II Tilyer, kennebec for Phill-
delphia. j Holmes. DO for Baltimore.
Fnrpinn Ports
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INC Schedules OF gaHts TOT VTIIS WV
are as follows.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tuesday. Wednesday-Bo Boston at Chl-
caro brooklyn at Cleveland. New York
~ pittsburg. Philadelphia at Cincinnati u,
P,ltimore al Louisville. Washington az
'rhursday-Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn;
At cleveland. New York at PittsburS,
philadelphia at Cincinnati
Friday and STANDARDIZATION AZ Pitts
burr. Brooklyn at Chicago. New York a,
Cleveland, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Bat
timore at Cincinnati, Washington At Lou
isville.
SUNDAY, June 25-BroOklyn at Chicago,
Baltimore al Cincinnati, Washington !,
Louisville,
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I'D ILtIltS- bl tilSilS
hue and Mcfarland.
AT PITTSBURG.

Brilliant, errorless work by PittsDurS
shut out New York Both pitchers Were
giltedged, but Tannehll carried on TN
honors. In seven innings the visitors
went out in one two, three order. In IN"
fifth New York made three hits and filled
the bases, but could not score. Attend
ance 1850.
45 6 7 S RH II.
PIttsburg. N-3- -
New York, . . O-O- d
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Foreiun Ports.

HALIFAX. n S-June 49, ar, sims Sill
via, Clark. New York; Portia, Farrell, -
johns, \ +: sch Lochiel, Pertus. Boston
Sld. sim BraZilia. Frolick, New York.
Roberts. Roberts. New York; bkt Emma,
RaSsCh. Barbados.
CID, sim State of Maine Colby. Boston;
schs Abilene, McLennan, New HAVEN
Carrie Belle Clayton, New York; kepor-
ter. Gilchrist. New York.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.
At BRUNSWICK.

Bowdoin defeated the University Of TO
ronto in the last game of the college sea-
son here Libby had the visitors com
pleteIy at his mercy. The fielding of To
ronto was poor. The outtielding being
especially weak.
2345 e. . r. HE.
Bowdoln, Q ! X-l3-2
Toronto,
Batterles-Libby ana Wignott' Classford
and Parry.
Al Scranton-Scranton. 6: reading y
All Hartford-Syracuse, 9; Hartford T..
Al Worcester-Wo Worcester. y; Toronto 3.
Al Providence-Providenc y; MON
real 4. o,,,,,
field, ?. ,,..,,. n. An
herst, 6. .,,-, r. Ia
At Chicago-U. Of Chicago, 6; u OF
At 0ber lin o'-oberlin College, 10; Cor
nell University, :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20

TO Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Fake Cleveland's Celery Compound -
sc. Trial size free. II it fails to cure.
YOU. nancy will he refunded. JenS
~ou yhisr. weSs End Kennebee B1e0s'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-20

Clean. hard hitting at opportune mo
ments gave st. Louis victory over
Washington. Thc Porfectos played IN I'LL
bat. Attenllncc 1890.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-09-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1t is frequently assumed that
where soil shows surface incrust-
atoms OF alkali salts, it is valueless
for agricultural purpose. This is
shown not to be the case by some
experiments made by the Wyo.
ming Government Experiment
Station. There are. however, few
plants SO alkali proof as to -four
ish under these conditions. In
caustation OF ordinary white alkali
on the surface is usually marked,
at least during dry weather, where
there is as much as / or per
cent. OF salts in the top two inches
of soil. Such an amount of salts
will prevent the growth of the
cereals or of alfalfa. Barley or rye
seems to stand more alkali than
wheat or oats. In termination of
seeds it was found that the infu-
ence of small amounts of alkali
hasten sprouting and also ASSISTS
in the life of the plant, either slim
growth or acting directly
az plant food" 1t did not appear
that any Of the salts except common
soda exerted directly poisonous or
effects on the seeds. The
injury appears due to the fact that
he salts in solution interfere with
he absorption by the seed of the
gater necessary for termination.
'wo important plants which have
cen successfully tested as alkali-
are sugar beets and Bak-
ara or white sweet clover. English
ape is also found in the same class.