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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.
MCCORMICK & co
CHURCH NOTICES.
HIGH PRIESTS.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
High Priests Of the Salt Lake Stake Of
Zion win convene In the Assembly Hall,
salt Lake City tomorrow Saturday.
at II a. IN, Brethren Of other quorums
Of the Priesthood are cordially invited
10 meet with US.
GEORGE b. WALLACE.
President.
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on TO MANILA, 20 CENTS.

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book,
con to Manila" detailing the achieve
ments Of the Utah batteries in the
philippines, are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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JURORS EXCUSED.

All the petit Jurors, not on the
Reeves case, In Judge Norrelrs court,
We're today excused until 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
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Removal Notice.

d. II. LAWYER & Co.. Just removed 10
room Al Auerbach Building, l62 Main
street. The New York stock and grain
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Infant mortality is something fright
full Nearly one-quarter die before they
reach one year. one-thlrd before they
are FIVE and one-half before they are
fifteenl The timely use OF WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE would save a
majority Of these precious lives. Price
% cts. T. c. NJ. !. Drug Dept.
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special Tor One Week.

Commencing Nov. %. 20 per cent dis
count on Golf Capes. SILK Waists aud
Skirts at THE PARIS MILLINERY
co. lis Main ST.
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The BOOK or MOrNlIl'

Two lectures by DR.. i,r.. !,
Talmage; an account Of h, ~. \
evidences Of It's genulneneu ~ 4.
thentlcity. Prepared BY a5n1I., M, y
These lectures are aken g.. \
Talmage's book The AslS.,
Faith" but are presented n '. 80
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London, Nov. 2i--It was announced
from Hatsneld house this morning that
the Marquis Of Salisbury was progress
ial trains.
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Nov. "a, 1899
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20
AN AMERICAN PROTeCT0RATe
For Cuba to Be Favored by Gen. Gomez in
Proclamation.

Havana. April l9-Grn. Gomez mas
determined Ia announce tp the people
Of Cuna his support M an American
protcCtorate until such time as a stable
government may BE- founded This an
rouncement would have been made.
tomorrow. had ne been able to work
upon the manifesto, today. But that
was impracticable because hr passed
the entire time with hs TWO sons ana
his daughter. who sail for Santo D.
mingo. tomorrow.
Tn the correspondent IF The AsSuci-
ated Press. Gen. Gomez made il known
that ne intended taking this step after
consulting the leading men In his fol
lowing. He is content 10 cooperate
with the Americans until the island is
pactied. The rural police organized, the
Cuban soldiers at work and insular re-
constructions far advanced. No def
nile period for the occupation by the
Americans will be mentioned. but the
manifesto will favor cessation Of the
agitation for the Immediate With
draWal Of the United States troops.
The declaration viii he So worded as To-
retain the support If those who desire
Independence. vet will illustrate the
necessity Of American assistance.
GOV. Gen. Brooke has talked with
Gomez about his purposes The an
nouncement Will include q recital Of
ne personal views of the cuban com
mander-in-Chief regarding the S%.0oo,
900. ON this point he viii say that h
faVors buying plantations ana factories
IN which soldiers could hold stock.
drawing wages ant dividends: but, IS
the soldiers need shoes. clothing and
something to tide over immediate ne
'gs~aries, the money should be paid out
now. lie thinks the rural police should
De- one body, 50 that detachmcnts liv-
my in one part NJ the island might be
sent, on emergency into districts where
they would not be affected by local in
tuences.
Five Havana newspapers now aiVo-
cate annexation IT, the United States.
FL Reconcentradn prints. today. car
feature Of Gomez driving over the figs
If Santo Domingo. Spain ana Cuba ana
dying the American nag. The paper
asks What next
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features OF the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New YDrk, April ig-Today's tradinl,
gave promise 0f an active and strong
market ana those symptoms induced
some outside orders. This demand was
stimulated by the decided strength dis
played bN he Changers group. which was
helped by reputed more favorable climatic
conditions In the wheat belt ana an en-
cUuraging statement BY the government
Of the general conditions These circum-
stances caused relapse in wheat prices
which We're also Influenced By The heaVi-
ness Of the Liverpool market. Interest
ran more 10 railroads ana some 81 the
inactive issues became prominent. IL
must NOT BE- Inferred that there was an
entire abandonment Of professional oper-
tlcs were utilized af times az lever 10
enhance OF depres~ values Of other
shares.
In fact thu afternoons weakness could
W. directly trac"dbi- to "A brisk selling
movement In the high-priced specialties
which received momentum subsequently
through liberal offerings Of The Changers
earlier declines !n prices did not effect
much damage ana there was a Shrinkage
ln offerings which Influenced renewed
buying. th" later break entirely eradi-
Gated tn- gains in The railways ana put
many ~ the SD"riHitirS considerably De-
luN last night close. Brooklyn Transit.
Manhattan and Tennessee Coal and Iron
yielded ihr most readily The market
ended irregularIr with the railway list
littlt changed.
Good support was extended TO the bond
market ana some substantial gains oc-
Cured un th- active demand. Total
sales StliUvN. ulted States g. com
mon. new is registered ami old 4'~ regis
tered advanced d, in the hid price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20
BARRELS OF SAMPLES.
Over Two Hundred thousand Trial Bottles
Sent Free by Mail.

BY special arrangement with the
manufacturers Of that justly famous
Kidney medicine. DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, the readers of the
Kennebec Journal are enabled to OBJ
tain a trial bottle and pamphlet of
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OF course this involves enormous ex-
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have received so many grateful letters
from those who have been benefited
and cured of the various diseases of the
Kidneys, Liver. Bladder and Blood,
rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Chronic
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send trial bottles to ali sufferers.
Upon investigation ii was found that
81 per cent. of those who had used the
trial bottle had received such benefit
from it that they purchased large sized
bottles of their druggists.
1t matters not how sick you are or
how many physicians have failed to
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Put some urine in a glass tumbler
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20

place called Bynangonam, was atnDusnel
by "A large Filipino force cohlniufIcd'l oii
with the main force was severed, ana th'
entire column WAS captured
The Filipino adViCeS further assert thdi
Gen. Lawton who was AZ l.agunadt bay
on hearing the news. retired 10 Nidiiilh'
stating that he had been recalled ny NH
ior General Obs on the ground mat ma
tive rising in Manila was imminent
The foregoing is said To he sepaFh' l."
affair from the disappearance OF ih-
boats crew of the Yorktown IN ne Viclh-
INV of Ealeer The Fihplnps also claim
that they have occupied the town or
Zamboanga. In the southern part OF tnr
island of Mindanu0. which was recently
evacuated by the Spaniards. only a rev
of the latter remaining - hdnd over me
nlace to the Americans. The fllipInos
are also said to have captured 1909 Mau-
ser rifles, all the ammunition ANA several
Spanish gunboats wIich the rebels say
they have naVigatcd up the RIO Grand"
ANA out OF reach Of the Americans
Washington. April l9.-The war depart
meut does NOT credit the Filipino assrr-
tons contained in the dispatch, because
il - believed Gen. OTIS would nave rabled
any such disaster. N n further stated
that Gen. LawtUn could not possibly have
had i'm mind a junction with The York
town. as there is AN mpassa Die rang" Di
mountains between tha points M irt-
v-rsed ana the sea wherr tn" Yorktown
WIS cruising.
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New York Produce Market.

New York, ApriJ ~
FLOti R-Receipts 2g.IH bbis: exports
s59l bills; sales. 700 pkgs.: somewhat
stronger and fairly active on the advance
in wheat; winter patents. 81 75n4 Ri; VIM
ter stralghts. s3.60n3.75.
RYE-Firm; No. Western. az fot,
lots ''
WHEAT Receipts. 1920 bushels. ~.
ports. D.SGl bushels; sales. 1856 go bush-
els futures. 10000 bushels spot ana anil
ports. spot firm; No. 2 red. siJs fob. aftoat
ana SO3s elevator. No. ! Northern DuJttb
~ fob afoat; No. ] Northern New York
s51k fob. a1oat. y
cORN-Recelpts. 2S,125 bushels. exports
1910 bushels. sales, 1000 bushes ruturrs
fob. afoat. > ~
OATS Recclpts. G5sG1 bushels; exDortg
900 bushels. spot steady; No. z 3sL. III
O. 81, No 2 white aG.
BEEF-Frrn; cut meats. dun
I.AkD-Firm; Western steamed closed
inal; refined, firm.
PORK-Steady.
BUTTER Barely steady: Western
creamery, l5hMl9; DO factory. l3f,is.
state dairy, I46ils: 90. creamery. l5isltls
CHEESE.-Firm; large while, l5aigiL
small wnite, lzhffl3. large colOred Isa
IA small cDlDred IZatf13
EGGS-E,asier: state ana PenDsylvanIa
i3iZNli. -
PETKOI.EUM-Ba Barely steady.
ROSIN-E'irm.
TI'RPENTINE- Easy
RICE-Firm.
MOLASSES-F
FRETGHTS-Dun.
StGAR-Raw, strong; fair refining
BAG bid: centrifugal ~ test. AZ. bid. ma
lasses sugar, I l-iG bid; refined firm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20
BITS OF MAINE NEWS.

The April term in the United States
district court for Maine will open at
Bangor. Monday next. at 10 A NJ
At 4 special town meeting at Fort
Fairfield, Monday, the town refused to
raise $4,000 to build new school build
ing in the village.
The funeral of the late Alexander Ham
litOn Abbott, for many years proprietor
Of the Little Blue School, was held at his
former residence on lower Main street.
Harrington, Tuesday at 10 A. NJ, Rev r..
r. Smith. pastor Of the Old South (Con-
greGationaD church. officiating.
Mrs. Rebecca p. Rowell. aged 50 years.
wife Of Asa #. Rowell Of Holden. met
horrible death by burning, Tuesday
night She was burning brush and in
some manner unknown. she was over
come by the fire and burned almost be-
yond recognition. N Her body was found
by her husband nearly two hours after
her death. Coroner Hall of Brewer. was
called but deemed an inquest unneces-
sary.
In the PenObScOt s. J. court at Ban
gor. Tuesday. the case Of Gen Henry
l.. Mitchell of the city of Bangor. was
entered neither party; no further ac-
ton. The action was to secure $3.50
Tor special compensation for services
rendered the city while the plaintiff
was city solicitor. several years ago
AT Ellsworth, Frank Taylor Of Ire
mont and Edward f. Ellis of Bar Har-
Dor, were tried. Monday, for larceny.
Both were found guilty. The amount
stolen in each case was less than SO.
but both had previously been convicted
OF similar offences. and were liable for
long sentences. Both cases were APP
pealed.
a difficulty has arisen over the rec
ord made in the strength test a few
days ago at Harvard by II. F. Coch
ems. late of the University of Wiscon-
sin. 1t appears that Bowdoin College
has protested against his being handed
in on the Harvard list of strong men
on the ground that he has been de-
clared professional by the University
OF Wisconsin Athletic Council. Ed
ward L. Godfrey of Bangor. the Bow
dom man. will by the intercollegiate
chamion until Cochems' amateur stand
ing is proved.
1t is generally talked that the Town
hall at Sangerville will be converted
into society hall. Repairs will have
10 be made soon and in order TO make
hall it would be necessary to enlarge
II. but there being no more land avail
able To do this the town will have 10
erect building elsewhere in some elig-
lble location. 1t is understood they al
ready have a site in view where they
VIII erect a modern building which Will
De devoted to town purposes, the lower
part for school house with town
nall above it. The property is owned
py a stock company and has been
ron-paying investment-this coupled
with the fact that they have no more
land is the reason for the change.
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WAR NOTES.

The invest CATION Of the riot near the
Preside al san Francisco, sunday night,
mas fallen through. The saloon keeper
whose place was burned was unable 10
identify any Of The men as being connect
"a with the affair. Twenty-egnt Of the
soldiers went aboard the Warren. bound
for Manila. Wednesday.
General Brooke at Havana. has re-
mitted the uneXpired Imprisonment of
a number of soldiers who are under
going punishment for various offenses.
Among them are VIM. !. Welch and
Timothy Reardon Of the Sth Massa
chusetts Regiment.
The executive committee Of the de-
funct cuban Military Assembly is
holding daily meetings at Havana. but
it is asserted that its members are only
arranging to close up business which
they had in hand Many people, how
ever, believe that Manuel Sanguilly is
Matching a new scheme to cause
trouble.
The United States transport Warren
formerly the Scandia. did not sail from
San Francisco for Manila. Tuesday
night as was expected, because of the
1900 troops detailed to go on her only
1900 had arrived. She will carry 500
men of the 6th Artillery and 500 detach-
ed troops and was expected to sail,
Wednesday. Brig. Gen. Williston is in
command of the expedition. The Ar
tillery is under command of Lieut. p
G. March, formerly Of the Astor Bat
terry.
Before leaving Porto Rico the insu-
lar commission sent a communication
to Gov. Gen. Henry. requesting that
no money should be given to munich
palities for sewerage. water works or
other improvements. The commission
also desired him to suspend the col
lection of all taxes and to abstain from
special judiciary reforms until its re-
port has been filed. This has caused
feeling of general dissatisfaction
among Porto Ricans. who say they will
appeal to Washington against what
they call unjust treatment and un-
satisfactory regulations"
The Barcelona. Spain. Ell Dairo, eulo-
gizing the Spanish garrison, consisting
OF a captain. two lieutenants, doctor
ana 4S men. who had been defending
balef against the Filipinos, saws:
zen RIOS recently sent Capt. Olmedo
10 order the garrison TO evacuate, as
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Howard. Crosby & Co. S Letter.
Boston. April 10.

Boston. Apr. 10.
Yeste.-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
May wheat '5is-as % ,3ls 1873 ,35s b
Wheat opened weak. this morning. at
ABOUT i2c. below last nights closing
price Liverpool cables We're sd lower
win mat market reported dull. ana tie
demand Tor wheat; Logan was a heavy
seller at the opening, supposed to BE-
cloSlhs out long line of about 500. o o
pusheIs. California sent bearish news u
tile erect that that state would raise q =
"."oo bushels more wheat than last year
ouJ me market gradually gained strengtn
anu held around 14c. for the greater par
O the session Later cables from Liver
oooI showed some inquiry there and the
market started up again. professionals
puying heavily on Western drou,h re-
ports, one authority wiring that whea,
MOuid sell above Soc. this week if they
uIu not nave rain. Baltimore was also
reported to have shipped wheat to Liver
p0oi, yesterday, ocean freights free
Mhch indicates what the demand is. The
tSiosihS was very strong at practicable,
nigh price for the day. July making a
sun further gain of &c. per bushe! over
ne May option, while cash wheat was nj
a premium. Commission house buvinr
was better towards the close and the int
dications are for Il wider market which
always means better prices. The stock
market was strong around the ope.nine
put with light trade. and prices eased n,
oeciuediy, all along the line, towards TN.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. April ~.
The leading futures closed as follows;
, WHEAT-May. 7i7slf75; July ~. a7ts
September. -.
coRN-May. s54@35a.; July. 357.a3s:
September. 362sG36ia
OATS-MIY. "a m2G7.: July. 247.a25:
September BIZ
Pokk.May. seI2l4; Juiy 500; septem-
Der, Ssi7i2.
LARD-May. s5.25; July. x5.37: septem-
Der. S54711
RIBs-May, Sab: July. $40: septem-
her. s5.G2ls.
cash quotations closed as follows:
Fl-Oi R-Better demand and loo
h CHER.
WHEAT-No. 2.spring. 73G7I: No. 40.
6SfIlS; No. reet,9 3Si1f17S
CORNING. 23H, laa5l4; No yellow,
GATs-No. 2, 21iaG27z No. ? white. so,,
n3l; No. ! white. 29ieM5ila.
RYE-No. :. 57iA.
BARLEY-N0. 2 40H41
FLAXSEED-No. !, sl1gl2: ~ ".
81 23l4.
TIMOTHY SEED-S232I
LARD-S5. 2265 -.
PORK-Mess. Ssl0H9.l5: ribs. s445M449:
shoulders. i4sM4l-: clear sides. sis5T565
p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20

Baler no longer belonged to Spain. Oh
medo, after great difficulties, only sot
within 80 metres of the house in whieh
the Spaniards were fortified. lie man
aged. however, 10 deliver his lnstruc-
tons; but the garrison simply contin-
ued to fire from its fortified quarters
and Capt. Omedo was compelled 10
return 10 Manila without reply.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, April l9.-Wheat ruled strong
today. on reports Of serious crop damage
May. which opened weak. closed strong
AZ an advance Of l4mlls. July gained 4 7.
hll2. Corn advanced n. Oats closed a
shade higher Pork rose ~. and lard ana
ribs -.aM5c. each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20
New York Cotton Market.

New York, April 10.
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady
April, 5.13; May. SIS; June $50: July, SIS.
August 5.S5; September, 5.S5: October
3hn; November, $50; December, January
February. COL; March. 6u5.
Cotton spot closed steady. ZIG decline:
mtddiing uplands. 81; do. gulf. 6ia. Sales
llsI halrs.
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New York Money Market

Now York. AprI ~.
Money on call steady. Gas per cent
last loan at 3 Der cent
Prime mercantile paper. 2isH4 per cent.
Sterling exchange at 81. $50, m4S7 for de-
mand and az Si.4@.H4.S5 for 60 days: post
"a rates 81 S51tI.S5l. ana SINm4.A,t-: com
mercial bills. 81 M, d4.S+&4.
Silver certificates, GyNGUi2.
Bar silver jqi5.
Mexican dollars. Az
Government bonds strong
Stale bonds inactive
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington, April l9.-The following
postmasters nave been appointed:
Sila4 g. Turner at North Cutler. Nellie
f. GrIdrn A. Rapids and John K. John
son. Sunset.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20

close. The Boston Stock Exchange was
closed, observing the holiday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20
BASE BALL.
National League Games.
At BOSTON.

The National League base bail season
in this city was opened. Wednesoa,g'
when the champions met the new broohi,
Ivns and shut them out for the second
lime since the season opened TIE vlS-
itors were utterly helpless before Sienols
and only once did man reach thlrd pase.
The home team opened up on Kennedy
in lively fashion and in the third, ne
was relieved by Mcfarland, who p,ched
4 good game. owing to the immense num-
her of Spectators who encircled the held,
he ground rules were enforced. each bat
Ter being allowed base for a M INTO
the crowd.
2 ( 6 : s Q R.H l..
Boston, !" u " "A .
Brooklyn, U
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Bergen; Mcfar-
land. Kennedy and Smith.
Iouisville-Chicago s: Louisville. ..
Raltimore-New York, 6; Baltimore, T.
Observation-Disclosures &c; Washing
Ton, y ,.,.. !,
Cincinnati--Pittsburg, ,. Cincinnati. )
Twelve innings: darkness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20

on the Produce Exchange:
II T'TER-Quiet easy; creamery 1918:
diaries. lll.TI1.
EGGS-Sieady: fresh. 13
ClEESt.-Steady: creameries. l1isTl2ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-20
TIMOTHY SEEDS 32Is
9OfIE -

PORh-Mess. 81 ID4ItI5; ribs. 81 4j1I 4 ~
shoulders. 44sM4l-: clear sides. S4S5T5 05
EGAR-T' Unchanged