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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-06
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manner are intended for public
alton in the various immigration
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julius McCandless the hardware
merchant, invites the prudent and
economical housekeeper to exam
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

MACHIAS-April I, ar, sch Alaska,
Portland.
Sid, schs White Foam Prospect
Uarhor. Northern Light. -
EASTPORT-April :. ar, sch Myra Il,
st John.
Sid. sch Druid, Alma.
BOOTHBAY April :. ar. schs Harry
[. White. Boston: John Douglass, Rock
port; Diadem. do; Joe. Calais; -nez,
Machias: Progress, Br, st John, N B;
Clarine, Br, do.
PORTLAND-April I. ar, schs Sarah
G Ropes Kregar. Newport News:
Adel Thackeray. McKcen, Baltimore. .
Maggie Ellen, Littlejohn; Nellie f
Sawyer. willard and Alfred W Fisk.
Kelly, New York Clara Jane, MalOney.
do; Ira d. Sturgis kcrrigan. ST John.
n Il. for New York: Helen 6 King.
Calais for 90: Tampa, Patten. Machias
for PawtuCl;et; y Jones. Clark; Nep-
tune. Berry. and Viola May. Greenlaw.
Machias for Boston; \ Hooper Ayl-
ward. Calais for do; Helen q Cling 20
for New York: Normandy, Henry.
Bath for Fcrnandina; Nat Meadcr.
Dunton. New York: Three Sisters. Ma
chias for Boston Emma + Chase Bos-
ton: Charlie and Willie. bound west
cid. sch Randall, Charlcson. Phila-
dclpnia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
Howard, Crosby & Co. S Letter.

Boston, April Z. 1Ha9.
Yestcr-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
May wheat 127s-A 7z7s TIA Il7iB 725s
Wheat opened irregular and cas- er fol
lowing Liverpool cables and Argentine
shipments the latter being 1.6Su,lUD bush
els. or 100000 more than those Of the pre-
NiOus week. The early trading was most
~ local ana the foreign element appeared
but little on either side. Crop news could
hardly he worse. a report coming from
central Illinois that nearly all the wheat
in that section has been killed. This pat
the market up temporarily, but the effect
was not lasting and in fact. crops news,
until after the issue Of the government
report. will get very little recognition.
San Francisco wheat followed Chicago.
springlike conditions in the West, and
the Texas drouth of the past six weeks
was broken by copious rains. yesterdat,
all of which helped the decline. There is
a prospect OF small increase in the Wis
ibe supply. next week, perhaps about
250000 bushels and the market is essen
TALLY a scalpng one.
This was a red-letter day or perhaps
we should say. back-letter day in
stocks, especially in the Flower special
ties and the Industrials, all of which
We're very heavy. the liquidation in the
market becoming violent during the first
hour: stop orders We're uncovered ana.
where margins were exhausted. stocks
were sold almost regardless Of price.
ular recoNeries from lowest prices. but
the tone of lndustrials remained feverish
throughout the session. The decline in
the railway list was only fractional and
we advise purchases of the Changers ana
Facilcs on any soft spots.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
lnoat: No. / hard Manitoba. ssz foa.

afoat: No. ! hard Manitoba, S37s fob
agoat.
CORN-Eocelpts. 1850 bushels: exports
Ffs7 bushels; sales. 5000 bushels futures
200 900 bushels spot and outpOrts: spot
steady: No. 2, f2n4; fob. afioat, new ana
old.
OATS Receipts. 49, 200 bushels; exports
1850 bushels: sales, 5000 bushels futures
spot dun. No. 2 3%l2; No. g. %; No Z
white. SO: No. white, 3fl2: track mixed
Western, 321zlo3f1z track white. 35n3s.
BEEF-Steady; cut meats. steady.
IARD--Dull: Western steamed, S5J:
April S5J2, nominal.
PORK-Quiet; mess, s9.00l950.
BI'TTER-Steady; Western creamery.
i7m2l15: do. factory l2i2ml5: Elgins. az
EGGS-Firm. state and Pennsylvania
10: Western fresh lZz4n13
POTATOES-St Steady: New York. 81 sou
$50; Long Island. S2.O0M25G; sweets, Jer-
sey, 81. .D1Ti3.J0.
SCGAR-Raw. strong and tending up
wards: fair refining. q. centrifugal 10
test, ~: refined, strong and active
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
WAR NOTES.

A dispatch to London Ll">aS rom Ni"l Ma1
Mia. dated Friday. says t4dt 'l' 49, @nItt"
States supply ship Bruius, rom od!GII.i
capitaI III French Cochin China. for ll"-
un island Of Panay. with Il cargo OF rice
s eight days overdue
Admiral Dewey has cabled me navy de-
partmpnt asking that mohthS 'nsIIl','
ing sunplieS he sent ~ MN Az Mania.
The department. pr"b'hIE WY U.s. w
Buffalo. now on her way 10 New YORK
rur the carriage 90 these stores. Inc ad-
mtrals request Is an indication ol ms
belief that ID will not be possible a. ma
tcrialIy diminish the American Meet ih
he Philippines in the near future.
Ii ~ reported at san Francisco that
the collier Scindia is 10 be sent I" Pago
samoa. To prevent interference with
the work of erecting wharf ana coal
ing station there NY thn ! United States
in view OF the possibility Of trouble
with the natives. The rapid fire guns
~ The Scindia viii b. of great service
in protecting the Workmen
Miss Mary Hobbs W Hrooks. has rc-
ccived the following letter from her
cousin. Frank ". Hobbs. whu is in
cuba. Il member Of the lGpth Indiana
Volunteer Band. now located ut Matan-
zae lie SAYS: II have been On fur
Tough to Havana ana have just return
ed to camp. our camp IS located upon
Il coral reef which il w rough Wc can
hardly walk. In order % hold uIr tents
il Was necessary to build frames, as Wc
could not drive stakes. We have an
excellent view of the city ANA bay. tuc
former having a population ~ NN0oo-
nearly an Cuhars ana Spanilrds
Many of The Cubana are black ass ne
eroes ana others are as white ~ we
are The language is the qucercst |
have ever heard. The island is GO use
the expression loaded with fruit bur
VIE arc not allowed tu have amy. hut
manage Ia get some on the sly. when
i'm Havana | had a tiUn time. looking
over the wreck of the Maine, visiting
the Brooklyn and the battIeship Texas
visited the tomb az Christopher C"-
lumbus and many other places Of great
interest
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
The 9th MASSACHUSETTS
Expected Now 10 Arrive al Boston from Cuba
at Any Hour.

Boston. April The transport
Meade, on which is the Sth Massachu-
setts Regiment. L. :. V. which is due
here al almost any hour from Matan-
zas. had not been sighted off Highland
lisht. at q late hour, tonight. 1t is
thought she viii be in. late Saturday
afternoon. Orders were received at tho
quarantine station, today. to hold thu
transport, If she should reach there
during the night. until COL Hyde has
an opportunity to confer with Cant
Wilson and Col. Pew relative ID dork-
ing the vessel
Al the preparations have nos, been
Tor the vessels arrival As soon az III
port physician examines the troops AT
Quarantine providing If course there
Is no sickness on board. she will nro-
ceed direct 70 Pier No >. New England
DOCKS South Boston. where the res;-
ment Will disembark
Immediately upon receipt OF the news
mat me steamer has been sighted
governor Wolcott ana Col. Harry Con.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
Baseball ',otes.

The Connecticut League will open ills
season. June II.
Billy Nash will play short stop for
his Buffalo team.
Pitcher Meekin has joined the New
York team at Charleston.
President Moy Of the Pawtucket club.
says Pawtucket is sure to have a strong
team this season.
The clubs Of the New England
League will sign their own players this
season, as before.
The team to represent Cambridge will
have plenty Of money behind it. It is said
ana those Interested in the management
predict big crowds at the games.
Billy Long has given up his idea of
placing a team a Lynn. and most like
~ will take berth as manager.
\ j Reach half owner Of the Phila-
delphia club. il anxious 70 sell out. a. ~
has tired OF Rogers method OF doing
business.
Burnham IL not certain of locating al
BrOcktOn. the securing Of grounds there
being still uncertain. II Brockton drops
out, HaVerhill Will probably nave 10 lol-
low suit and the league run on a SIN
CLUB basis
President Sodcn was asked. THURSDAY,
if hr cared 10 make any statement Ar M
The action uf tn" Louisville club an"
said: Il don't care to be quoted any
more on the subject. an | think II II about
time 10 play ball
Dr Stuckey. the eX-president Of the
Louisville Club. says that Louisville
will now take her medicine and play
out the schedule, depending on the sup
port Of the public to pull through.
Dave Pickett received letter.
Wednesday. from Elmira Of the New
York State League, asking for his low
est terms. Dave said he preferred the
New England tn any Of the minor
leagues outside the Western.
The following umpires have been
picked out BY \. f. Young for the
coming season, subject to one change,
before opening the season: Emslie,
Lynch, Connolley. Mcdonald. O'Day,
Warner Burns, Snyder, Smith, An
drews. Swartwood and Gaffney.
League Umpire Tommy Connollcy
was in Boston. Wednesday, fitting out
his manly person with proper outing
uniform. He is anxious to get little
practice with that new balk rule be-
fore the first league game. although he
may start as umpire on the bases.
Argus: The directors Of the Portland
Association will soon begin to make ac-
tive preparations for opening the season
Councilman Murphy is making arrange
ments for putting the grounds in proper
shape. y manager for the Portland team
has not yet been signed. Negotiations
are on with John Smith. who handled tn"
Pawtucket club with 50 much success.
He has been offered good terms. and a
final reply from him is awaited. Applica-
tions from players who want to wear
portland uniforms are coming in plenti-
fully.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
TRIAL OF MRS. GEORGE.
Jury Complete and Prosecutor Outlines What
He Intends TO Prove.

canton. ohio. Arril TIL" jury
4 Eich is 80 decide the fate ~ Mrs IN
ma George. accused of the murder ~
George SaItun. was completed. this al
tnrnoon. and before court adjourned
Prosecuting Attorney Pomerene had
stated to the Il men who had qualified
aa ontlin" Of what lie expects the Wit
ncssas fGr tin" state TO prove.
Eriely summarized, this is that oa
the evening Of the tragedy and short
IN before il occurred. SaXton rode to
the Althouse ON bicycle. and Mrs.
George about The same time to Il point
near there on a street car.
The assassin, and he says this will
be proved to he Mrs. George. fired two
shots ana walked away: there was 4
cry as if for helm. She returned and
fired two more shots. then leaned over
the prustratc BODY. found NJ. SaXton
dying and disappeared in the darkness.
He claims Mrs. Georges fingers We're
blaclcncd with burned powder when
arrested ana that She had not only
Threatened to kill SaNton hut had long
planned how to do it ana that sh" had
outlined her plans to another party.
re also says lndt ne cares not VIVA
relations are shown to have existed be
tween the two: that they were not
such aS 10 have justified the crime. on
thr evening of oct. 6. 1898 In con
ncetion with these relations he refer
fcrred to the accused as an adycn-
turcss. pure and simple.
Mr. Welty minated that the state
ment nf the defence would be some
what lengthy and it was deferred until
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
Gen. Otis Casualty Report.

Washington. April 7.-under TO-DAY ,
date. Gen. Otis reports from NaIii,a sai.t, ~ -
Adjutant General Corbin the l3!io" IT
casualties not heretofore repo'teu'
Killed: Third Artillery, March arch. =, ! a.
Sergeant Edwin w. Hall. Woun,tdghu. T.
Privates Richard King. scalp; siEmtii ~ a.
Wm. Il. French forearm, Slight rieu III
John, hand, slight
Twenty-seventh, X, Second leu ~ NJ =
England. finger, slight 9eiSe'"' ~
Montgomery, hand, slight.
First Washington, 26th, 7, PTlV4te N.iiI y q.
Pyncheon. hand, slight. 1enth q rr,inaS ,,,r,7S,i
vania, S0th, D. Private GeprsS, 3D. - p,i
foot. slight. First Colorado 'st,
vate George r. Dickerman' shou'ue'
slight
Twenty-third Infantry. u, CorPg,rai Pp,,i..i
John A. Jones. hand, moderate, flr Ii
Montana. killed. April =, y; erI Ill.
owen Rowland. wounded, manu- 81
geant George W. Cowell, ankle, sHsRI
q. Private VIM. j. Bost, knee, severe ~
Frank Iaudcrmann. chest severe
Answering inquiry. Albert VI iartri',
gen T.. 4th cavalry. accidentally shot ~
barraclI March 10, with reNolNer ~
hands III Private Stolkman. same troop
HartriSgen died. the folioWihG mo I'''l5
investigation board officers Hlalieu.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
Other Domestic Ports.

roSToT- -Auril : mr. Sims Enrs.-
man, fbf) LINe'ppo', wa MdTpIeheau'
" here she was wrecked. Prince George
,pr, Y,rnntth. Cumberland St Jubn.
-, -, q -, .., -,
tuS fIedIhoH1 ~" ! N ldIH VIII pdi Il
ges Nos. ii ana II. Bath FOR Baltimore
sob, = s. ,rborp pbit,d.Irbi,. cupIigbt
Ho"N i 4 H'i III .'''"'' 'P'''"' '"I'''H I'M
South AmbUy, Mrntprd. OrlInd. Ne.
Hannah Grant Calais. Sadfa Kim
pan Dover y II.
Cd, sim tarinthia. tBD Liverpool. F.
s.hs Moranry. Epd Beach Ana phlIa-
,..ht. ~, I,.,,,,.,- t-,.. t..
ur'i"ia' i-'~',' 'aIi7'. IN "oi huI
ton Ei!iShufc- y b. JOhu Cpitln5-
ham. - John. y Il. John r Williams
p,.,.-t,,,,.., \ i ,-.y.. r,..,r ,r,, III.
III '''' -''' 49,
HaP'HS-
Sid, stiuE Hn~tuHILn. tBID London.
Boston. tB.y Yarmouth. Gar1auia
M, >-..,..,...,., >-..,,..- ...t,. 1,..t. ~.
,i''' 'i .'i'' 'i'''
Tor, 'i"Nillr. y :. Bessie, 'br) NOlf-
Vile y :. Annie Bliss. HiIIshore. n II
r.., ,1,, ,rJ r-.rlr Y r ,,r, Y,
nj 'i"hh. n H. freddie Ftl'n rem H"-
bukcn. PASSPORT. Mary - Palmer.
rbil,d.lpbt, =, I,aB -ar Rlre,r. Nu
r,.tl ,,-,,T rt
~ - -'''''l" "' I''' MANI n4I'' i'IoH'9
NinaihaNen. Nc. Alice 6 Fox. Mianto-
rumrh. CHARITY stony ErY.1,- Eastern
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. April 7.
The reading futures closed 5s follows:
NtfIEAT-May. T4s July IRA.
CORN-May. 34l4n3i7s, July, 3Jl4u3Jzs:
September, 35H.
OATS-May 2Gt2. July. 2j5s
PORK-May. $500; July, s9.f0.
LARD-May, $50; July. S5.42lz; Septem-
Der S5.55.
RIBs-May. M77l4; July. $3.50; septem-
ber, S5.02iz-
cash quotations closed as follows.
FLOt-R-DulI ana unchanged
WTIEAT-No. : spring, 7OItI2. No. do
JJ1f7p: NJ. rcI, 731t7G.
CORN-No. :. 5i5sn3iis; 80. ? yellow.
3i4n35i..
n3l: No. white, z3i4 n3U
RYE-Np. 2, ~.
BARLEY-No. =. 34dis
FLAXSEED-No. ], s119lz; ~ ~,
81 22i2.
TIMOTHY SEEDED
LARD-Sj.22i4T 4T5.25.
PORK-Mess. Az 21ft42j. ribs. Sl.5lnlyn-
shoulders. 45sn4i4: clear sides S5.0Cd5lH
srGAE-cut lDaf. sj-s3: granulatcl,
SI ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
BACKWARD

No bird can fly backward without turning; the
dragon fly can do this however. aud rnn ontsirip
the swallow In speed We not birds aud
there is nothing fly" about ms. but we want
60 20 backward just far enough 10 recall our ad-
vice about Northern Pacific. Everybody & bind
sight II better than their foresight, but our
foresight On \. r. common all right When
commenced to talk about II the price was
43. since that u has worked up ~ 53. and paid
dividend 0f one per cent II addition II viii
pay dividend every quarter ibis year tnark
nur prediction ana viii keep On going up, with
pctu spuaI reaction. to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
Gen. Brooke's Casually Report.

Washington. April Cen Brooke's
casualty report is as follows:
Havana. April :.
AdjUtart General, Washington:
Death report Of the 5th Havana. On
hospital snip Missouri Private Martin
Green. y, 2nd Artillery: died 3rd. ty-
phnil iever. Santiago. Private VIM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08

Marblehead. Mass, April THE
Warren Line steamer Norseman. which
was tloated from Tom Moore's Ledge.
yesterday. left for Boston at 6 O'Clock
this morning, IN tow Of several tugs.
The steamer will go to simpsons dry
dock. East Boston. where she will he
thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
London. April THE board of inquiry
engaged in iHvesiiga ting the loss of the
Dominion Line steamer La abrador. Capt.
Erskinf. which ran ashore and became a
total wreck about miles from Skerry-
Nore. on the northeast of the island Of
Null Scot. March !. while on voyage
from 81. John. n. T.. for Liverpool. has
found the captain Of the steamer in de
fault ana has suspended mis- certiticae
for three months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. April decentralization i'll sc-
Curities. today. in association with \
slack foreign demand and heavy Argen-
tina shipments to Europe. weakened
wheat. crop damage news was a menace
iowever. checking any important decline.
ANA May closed with Il loss Of "a Corn
and oats declined 14M3s each. Pork i'm
proved 2lam5, and lard and ribs left off
unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08

beef Thr officers generally condemned
he Ina.,l rs, y cnnp6nrnf mart Of The sol
dipr-' ration. The complaints were that
HI Wu- ~tringv ana tough ana i'll many in
Stances 1t Was stated that it made the
men SICK ANA il others that. hungry as
they generally were, they threw it away
rdthe.. ihli Ga, il. In some cases. how
AVER. tac officers reported that they had
heard no complaints uf The meat.
rrr<crTatiaM n lin ptoocss. Viii ID heard ID
m1rruN
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Nt thc opening of thc afternoon session,
~ admit as evidence thr official reports
uf army ulurcr>. Major Lcc road the rc-
ports. aH ot Which 1cr,ain,d 10 canned
been
BRIG Cen Nirlc pronounced the canned
beef ..l mi-o rabIr apology for food
IA large uumher of reports wore male
from officers ,,f ilr 1+- tavaIrr among
ii,fr, .5n t..i.,y,io,.
Ni,H,,. T.lr1,. N E.r-.lt HI hettrr thau
' ng[ ,i ,i ,,Ii.,,, 0
rlrl r l,..,,Ir ..I- Hi ,tl IInl,.-r.,tl
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.,.-,r s. a., v-t,rf M. Tn hrer when
n. C'"ar' "gS GptI1'ho.r, M l., 2nt , wv a "n
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l'tF cans " "I-, ~ .,.'. ] ma @ =
,i',r!,l. ir.,i .,r t,r ,,irII MI f-e,inJ .
IA'u,. w g.. iuhfrs.- tli II was an u''S''.'-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
New York Produce Market.
New York. April

New York, April T.
Flour Receipts. II .2g7 bbls.; exports
2s.319 bbis. sales. 5000 pkgs.; moderately
active and steady without change; Min
neaota bakers. $3.00et3.20.
WHEAT Receipts, l0.l75 bushels; eX-
ports. ll,gN bushels; sales 3565, 900 bush
cis fntures. l6l.W0 bushels spot and ou,-
ports; spni easy; No. > red. SIS fob
hao"t; NJ. ! Northern Duluth. s37s fob.
alnai; No. Northern Duluth, 1875 fob
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
New York Cotton Market.

New York. April 7.
Cotton futures closed steady. April
i.S2; May. 5.S6: June, so: July. 5.95; Au-
gust J.a5: September. 592; October. 5.9G;
5.g7: December, 500; January.
i0G: February, 6.06; March. 6.l0.
Cotton spot closed quiet middlng up
ands. 6 sic; DO. gulf, ZIG. Sales, 800
Jales
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08

Norman, G, 23rd Kansas, cohsun,ptio,i'
Ciehfuegos, Lansman, Lester
tine. High. II. S. navy, snip MaciiiaH'
died 4th, exhaustion following ehteiic
fever
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
.IOVER-2j.IJmGC0.

On tho Produce Exchange.
ETTTER-Firm: creameries HAP: dd.-
res, i1izmls.
I1CiGS-Stcady; fresh 11at
CHEESE-Steady; creameries 1IaIal2i=
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08

The Barry dock directors at London,
have accepted American tenders for the
of several locomotives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
ABOVE rs

Al The risk pf becoming tireSnmc sim de
Air. to ,.alI vpur attention To our little book II
explains trading margins famiilariZ"s you
with the terms used by brokers "on change
ana .un the street" explains speculation ANA
gives the true definition OF Spectator This
alone IL worth the price NJ admission. as the
dime museum men would say. but this u not
an. The rest 0f il Is another story, and you
must send fpr thc book 10 goi it. We want a
regular business ana charge regular commissions.
We require not r-s than 214 prr crnt narsi r.
Wfitc ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
Spoken.
Marine Notes.

Bk Castelo Dragone, Trapani for Hal
fax. March %, lat. %. Ion. l9
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
Injured Burglar Five Days Without Food or
Water-Dics from Injuries.

Pawtucket. r. i. April 7-James H.
O'Neil, Sc years old, is dead AT the Rhode
Island hospital as the result Of injuries
sustained by jumping from IA thrd-story
window in an attempt to escape arrest.
O'Neil ana Joseph Burns are said to have
broken into the Church Of Tie Advent
last Sunday and stolen wearing apparel
valued al 500 belonging TO members If
the congregation. The police soon were
upon the track Of the men, and, last Sun
day night. arrested Burns lie was sub
sequently given 80 days in jail for the
offence. O'Neil. jumped from the window
ana his whereabouts could not be ascer-
tanned until today.
O'Neil lived in a house near the churCn
ana. this afternoon. his mother. hearing
groans in the cellar, Investigated and
found her son lying there upon an ola
mattress, in an unconscious condition.
His skull was fractured. his shoulder
broken and arm dislocated and ne had
evidently laid there in that condition
since last Sunday night, without drink
or nourishment OF any kind. The police
We're notified and he was taken to the
hospital whore he died. at II - tonight;
o. Neil had a long criminal record. hav-
ing served a 1-Years sentence from New
Bedford and one of 8 years from Cam
bridge, in the Massachusetts state prison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08

State Fire Commissioner Carr was in
BanSor. Wednesday, to consult with
Chief Fellows Of the Bangor depart
ment in regard to the origin and cir
cumstances Of the blaze last week in
the Bacon q Robinson 60. wood yard
at Maple and Garland streets. Togeth-
er with Chief Fellows he visited the
premises and talked with the members
OF the company but no decision was
arrived at.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08
Fall River Market.

Fall River. April =
The print cloth market is unchanged
lf 23sc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-08

Were occasional references tu rcfrGcrai. q
beef Thc officers generally condemned
,hc meat as component part of the sol
dItr-' ration. The complaints were that
stances Il was stated that II made the
men SICK ant h others that. hungry as
they generally We're they threw it away
rather inJr ga; ill., In some cases. how
ever tlc officers reported that they had
heard uo complaints uf The meat.
A. Il. Powell. proprietor Of the Powell
preservation process. VIII bc heard, to-
morrow.