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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
CEMENT-Als bama ana Georgia lime in
fair demand ana seif az s. cents a barrel;
special ealcined plaster. 800 per barrel:
hair. 4a5e. Rosedale cement si.sOgi. IS
carload lots. special. Portland cement, re-
tail s225 carload lots. s2Ool2a0
LUMBER +. o. u. VESSELS sAvAN-
NAH-Minimum. yard sizes. $40 50ffii o.;
car siils. tl20ai3oo. different sizes. Sl40O
dlS00: ship stock sleo0niS0o. sawn ties
ss.OoGfS.5o; hewn ties. 35QSSc.
OILs-Market steady; demand fair: sig
nal. 40 50c. West Virginia black. sQl2c:
lard. bSc neatsfoot. 0Oa70c. machinery. IS
G25c; linseed oil. raw, Gizc, boiled. T5c .
kerosene prime white. l2c: water white
lsc. Pratts astral. "a; 6eodorixed stove
gasoline drums. Ike empty oil barrels
delivered. S5c.
shot tt.oo: half kegs. s2.25; quarter kegs,
u.25: champion ducking. quarter kegs.
s225: Dupont and Hazard smokeless, half
kegs, Sll35 quarter kegs, y5.75s l-pound
canisters. Noo. less . per cent: Troisdorf
smokeless powder. i-pound cans. 400: 10
pound cans soc pound.
sHoT-Drop. $50; B. 2 and large. SIS;
chilled sl.75
IRON-Market very steady; swede. SAC
NAII1s-Cut. So 90 base; wire. 81 IS base.
BARRED wIRE-s35o per 100 pounds.
straight goods. 1a30c; sugar house mo
lasses. i5qaOc.
Fruits ana Nuts.
APPLES-Early Northern variety, s. 25a
500
MELoNs-s6oOGi2oop per 100.
Peaches basket carriers 7B0
N.J0; fancy FREQ stone, Sl.5oql.75
PINEAPPLES-Extra large Abhakas
Cayennes. S5.Oe055o per standard crate:
small Red Spanish. S225G250
LEMONS-Market steady az Sa50sisOo
NUTS-Almonds. Tarragona, iGc. Ivicas
Ice; wanuis. French. l2c; Naples, i2c; Pc
cans. lie: Brazils. &c; fiherts f2e: aesors-
ed nuts. 50-pound and 25-pound boxes. l2c
PEANUTS-Ampie stock. fair demand
market arm: fancy hand-picked virginia
per pound. fhc. hand-plcked. Virginia. ex.
tras. 3isc y. G. seed peanuts. sac.
Dried and Evaporated Fruits.
APPLEs-Evaporated Ts5gse: sun-dried.
SIC.
PEACHEs-EvapOrate pealed. i7Hc;
unpealed. 9isGi0c.
PEARs-Evaporated. i2lsc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l5c pound; nee
tarines. l0isc
g. Is: loose. W-pound boxes. SUsikc pc,una
Cotton Tagging and Ties.
BAGGING-Market nrm: jute. ~
pound. s4c; large lots. 9isc: small lots
a-poune. sAasc; iA-pound. shQShc: sea
island bagging izizc,
TIES-Standard. 45-pound. arrow large
lots, $40 small lots S1.5O
Salt. Hides and Wool.
sAI.T-Demand Is rair and the market
steady: Carload lots. i0D-pouud burlap
sacks. Ale: i00-pound eotton sack. &c.
i3-pound burlap sacks. sic: lzs-pounu
cotton sacks. sc; ao-pound burIap sacks,
f9c.
HIDEs-Market firm; dry nint, iSikc
dry salt. illsc; green sailed. &c.
WOOL-Nominal: prime Georgia. free
OF sand burrs and black wool. 10: black.
ice: bury. i0c. Wax sc; tallow, Sac.
Deer skins. SOC.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIsH-Mackerei. half-barrels. No
So 90: No. .. SEQ: No 2. $50: kits No. !,
u.s0: No. g sl.2; No. 2 sc. Goldfish,
pound bricks. 6hc; 2-pound bricks. &C.
Smoked behring's. per box. 20c. Dutch her
ring in kegs. si.l0. new mullets. half.
barrels $50
sYRUP-MariSet quiet: Georgia and
Florlda syrup, buying at 2Sd3oc: selling al
S2aS5c; sugar house al iOai5c; selling at
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Steamship Tallahassee. Asislns. New
York.
Steamship Allegheny. Billups. Balt-
more.
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from DarIcn. coastwise and foreign. s.f72..
20 feet Of timber aud lumber, valued al
sS2,02i The shipments for che month
amounted TO l20iT.56l feet. valued at
sl57.l25.
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Steamer Empress CBD, ISIS tons, sa-
vannah TO Liverpool OF Bremen. with COZ
ton. ass g.. option Havre. 49s. 81.
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Cash 0uOInfIOUH NHFN ~ FuIIuNHs 7 IVWT
steady: winser patents. S3.Soa4o0;
gtraiEhts. S3i0d3T0. clears s3.o0N3.50;
spring specials. Nt0Q45O; patents, $500
400; patent, S3O0a3.40: bakers. Is.
No. spring wheat. 7ta75c; No red. 75ia
sf76ikc No. corn, fistfikc; No. yellow.
uihll4lhc. No. oats. ZAa22c; No. ?
white. 2iG2iiac. No. white. 23ANs5c. No.
rye, s2ikc Fair 10 choice mating bar
lev. ssREc. No fiaxseed, ti.i0ia: No !.
Northwestern. Si.flia. Mess pork. per bar
rel. siiooQIlO5 Lard, per 100 pounds.
ss.7aisGig7a Shore ribs sides, loose. T.05n
7N Dry sased shoulders. boxed. GSd
exc. Short clear sides. boxed. Tboff7.so
Whiskey. basis OF high wines. N.2t'z.
Sugars. cut loaf. unchanged. Glover, con-
tract grade Se7b
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COTTON EXCHANGE TO CLOSE.
business VIII be shut Down on Ae-
count OF Labor Day.

The Cotton Exchange will be closed to-
morrow on account OF Labor Day. The
New York exchanges we're closed yester-
day. and for that reason the Morning
News does not give the usual telegraphic
market reports.
The following resume OF the different
markets will show the tone and quota
lions at the close to-day:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note.-Thcae quotations are revised
aaily. and are kept as near as possible In
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices Onicinl quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole.
salers ask
Country ana Northern Produce.
PorrLTRY-The market Is steady Quo
tations: Brollers. 2ou2oc per pair; hall
rroWn s5a40c; three-foirths grown, f5f
"a. hens. BsaG5c: boosters. foc; ducks.
~eese and turkeys out OF season.
FGGs-Steady al lIc.
p5fTTF-T,-Tna toae Of the market y
s,eadv. Quotations. Cooking. 100; extra
dalrles. &c: Elgins. 2lq.ac; extra Elgins.
&c. -,
onsf, sbecsS isc for % 20 2.pound
a,eraee. sSa9o-pound average. i2iac
ONToNs-Ycllow. IN barrels. a2SQ2. 80;
crates. 400.
Early vegetables.
IRISH PoTAToEs-Northern. 500
cABBAGE-sisdsc per head.
Breadstuns, Hay ana Gram.
rrorrR-Market steady; patent. $40.
,,,,Iebt. sfio. fancy, 1875, family, 1915.
NEAI,-Peari per barrel. s2.75; per sack.
., al. icy meal. per sack. bolted, 8. o0ff
49, a.ater ground. N.25; city grlts
s.eta u.25: pearl griia. Hudnuts'. per
sa,rsi taS: per sack. N-S2s1, sundry
brands. s. 25als0 sack.
coRN-darket arm. white. Job lots.
ga. carload lots. sic: mixed corn. job lots
"a. carload lots. SIC.
pfcE,-Alarket steady demand fair;
fanev head. &C. fancy. SIC.
p,irna .........s..+.s.....s.ss
Good ...............-..sss'.'..s ~ 1ft
pair ..............--.sss. .+-..'-'''-.f 1fs1
r,~unnn 100. .......ss...s.-s.....s.t1 I'm
oATg-No. 2 mixed, carload, Ss3; Job
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JACOB BERRY & co.

u IN y TaINU Vt 7 III
CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE
Established 1886.
A aud a. broadway. New York
STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN. COTTON.
send for our new book entitled "A
Glimpse az Wall street ana IL markets.
~ Unusual interest 10 careful operators.
Also weekly or daily reports based upon
scientific study OF market conditions.
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High water AZ Tybee to-day NJ 1871 a
m. and i:i0 p. m. High water az savan-
nah one hour later.
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Savannah AImannc.

Sun rises at 500 a. m. and sets at Ga
y. m.
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New York office. No. 81 broadway.
oftces IN principal cities throughout the
south Write for our Market Manual and
DOCK containing instructions for traders.
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Phases of the Moon for september
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Schooner Harry A. Berwind. Wallace.
Philadelphia.
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GaiNcstOr-Steady; middllng. 81 net re-
ccipts 1913. gross. 1913. sales, so; stock.
lg3.
New orleans-Firm; middling. 97s; sales.
s75 stock. 30.5lA
Mobile-stoady; mlddllng. GIG. net Te-
celpts a. gross. "a. sales. 100: stock. 400.
charieston-Firm; middling. Sis; net
receipts. i9S: gross. 1885, stock. i225
Whining ton-Firm: middllng, .; net re-
ceipts. 800; gross, 400; stock. 3i9L
Sorfolk-Steady: middHng. sis net re-
celpts. 81; gross. 81: sales, 1: stock, S2S5.
Baltimore Nominal: mlddiing, %
stock 60.
New York-Holiday: stock, 22s57.
Boston-Dull; middling, 9A.
Philadelphia Firm; mlddling, 81
stock 10S6.
Daily Movements az Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet and steady; middling,
ea: net receipts. rs; gross, rs: sales. 652;
stock. 3.466
Memphis-steady; middling . 1916; net
receipts. 5. gross. S; stock. 7.55s.
ST. Louis-Dul; middling. 81; net re-
ccip;s. "a; gross. "a stock. 1725
Cineinnati-Dull; middling. 90; net re-
Coipts. Is: gross Is; stock, 1881.
Houston-Steady; middling. 81: net re-
celpts, l,Si3; gross. i,si2' sales 70; stock'
Ass
Loulsville-Firm; middllng. 81.
Exports OF Cotton This Day
New orieans-To Great Britain, 5000
consinent. Loo
Charleston-Coast 80.
NOrfolk-Coastwise 257
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day-To Great Britain. S2.oo0; TO the con-
tinent. 1000
Total foreign exports since Sept /. 1883
To Great Britain, 800: TO che continent.
100
Charleston. 8. C.. Sept. i.-cotton firm.
middling. s5sc bid.
Liverpool. Sept !. ! p. m.-Cotton
Spot increased demand. but business only
moderate. prices higher American mid
ding. fair. 6i4d. good middling. Sl-3sd
middling. 2s-32d: low middling 2S-s2d
good ordinary, SD. ordinary, l-l6d The
sales Of the day were 1900 bales. OF which
40 were for speculation and export and
included 2,700 bales American; receipts,
300 bales, including 1900 American.
Futures opened Irregular and closed
easy: American mlddling. low middling
clause: September SID sellers: Sepiem-
hcr-Octobcr. 5.0ed sellers; October-Noyem
her. A50TA5id sellers: November-Decem-
her. 44sa4.4id sellers: December-Janu.
ary fi0d buyers: january February, tSsd
sellers; February March. As6d sellers
March-April, t3fa4 $50 buyers; April
May. AS3043ld sellers; May-June' ASz1
32d SELLERS
New Orleans. Sept. 1.-cotton futures
closed steady.
September Ss4Gs IS February. s25922I
October ....s3fGss IS March ......AGns-1
November S2tGS25 April ...... .S-sHs-al
pecembeT S2sNs.2i May ......... s.Slas-a'
a
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MURPHY g. CO. ING

h"ard OF Trade Building. Savannah.
Frivate leased wires direct 60 New York.
chicago and New Orleans.
lOIION. NTnCI.e Am EnAIN
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Leave Arrive
Savannah; Bayannahs
Augusta. Macon. Atlanta
= fsam Coyington. AiilIedgevllleis6 00pu1
and oil intermediate points,
Augusta. Macon, Mont-i
lgomery. Atlanta. Athens
> oopm columbus. Birmingham % eoam
Americus. Eufaula and
Troy
e oopm Dover Accommodation. ia isam
z oopm Guyton Dinner Train. ~ Sopm
'Daily tExcept suaday.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEn.
18TH meridian or Savannah city time.
LEAVE SAVANNAH
Week Day1-ss20 a. aA. lg.0s a. M, as ..
m. S.zs p. IN. go o. m. s.ss .. M.
Sundays-l.is a. M, iDaS a. m. 335 q.
m. SIS p. m, $50 p m. s:25 .. m.
LEAVE TYBEE.
Week Days-6.0 a. m.. 500 a. m. u1l
a M. B:l5 .. m. 7;io .. En.. 1910 D. m.
sundays-S.oo a. IN. S.S5 a. m. il:io a.
m. $50 ,. m. T.io .. m. 1910 .. m.
Connections made at terminal polnta
with ala trains Northwest. West ana
Southwest.
sleapsng cars on night trains between
Savannah and Augusta. Macon. Atlanta
and Birmingham.
Parior cars on day trains between sa-
vannah. Macon and Atlanta.
For complete Information. schedules.
rates and connections, apply 10
w. O. BREWER. City Ticket ana Pass
enger Agent. f07 Bun street
W. n. MCINTYRE. Depot Ticket Agent.
J. C. HALLE. General Passenger Agent
r. II. HINTON. Trafio Manager.
THEo d. KLINE. Cen Superintendent.
Savannah. Ga.
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of Railways.
Trains Operated Tine
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land unmarked trainsl daily.
Daily except Sunday.
sSunday only.
Through Pullman sleeping Car ssrvic
20 North. East and West. and 20 Floridn
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During the week there was shipped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-22
The SPRAGUE MURDER
Will Not Go Before This TERMS Grand Jury is
Latest RumOr.

Alfred, Me. Sept 21.-The grand jury
is at work on minor criminal cases and
it is expected that the session will last
into next week
1t is reported about the court house
hrugh it is not authorized publicly by
County Attorney Mathews. that the
Fanny Sprague murder Will not be
placed before this grand jury. This is
contrary to general expectations. but it
is quite confidently predicted by those
on the inside. The rumored reason is
that the necessary evidence has not
been got together for the grand jury.
and it is not the disposition Of the coun-
ty attorney to start with an incomplete
case
Judge WiswelS has to go down to
Hancock county. two weeks from next
Tuesday. but Will return ana resume
court the second WEEK in November.
The trial Of Champion, if he is tried
before the York county court. will prob
ably not be begun until after the recess.
This case will alone probably occupy
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-22
CUBAN PERPLExiTisS.
Chief Justice Resgns-Sharp Election Prac-
tices-Schools Doing Splendidly.

Havana. Sept 21-The resignation Of
Senior Gonselz De Mendoza. chief jus
tice Of the supreme court, which WAS
rendered. yesterday, was accepted, to-
day, by Governor General Wood.
The board Of canvassers Of the PROV
ince Of Havana, whose Fusionist ma
jority, consisting Of Democrats and Re
publicans. number six, as against three
Nationalists. has disallOwed 5000 votes,
which changes the result of the recent
election Of delegates to the constitu-
tional convention by substituting
Seniors Pieurutta ana Estaban for Sen
ors Tamayo and Seayas. The minority
has protested to Governor Gen. Wood,
declaring that the disallowance is lille
gal.
The report Of Mr. Alexis =. Frye,
superintendent If Cuban schools. shows
that there are 1913 schools in operation
in the island with 1903 teachers and
143.120 pupils
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-22
GALvEST0N'S GOOD NEWS.
Martial Law Erds-Train Service Resumed
Street Clearing Contract Let.

Galveston. Tex, Sept. 21.-At noon to-
day, martial law was abolished and the
civil government resumed control Of af-
fairs The contract for clearing the
streets has been awarded to a local firm
They will commence work Monday morn
ing, with an army Of laborers.
Adjutant General Scurry of the Texas
Volunteer Guard, has placed his regiment
of militia a the service of the city and
they will remain here for guard and
patrol work. No saloons will be permitted
TO keep open. There viii be no impress
mcnt Of men to work and there Is plenty
Of work both for mechanics and laborers.
y. j. Youens, inspector of the Calves
ton board OF underwriters, is footing up
the losses. lie has finished the district
cast Of 10Th street ana finds that in the
territory Of total distractions east Of that
street 1913 houses were destroyed. His
diagrams show that five to seven blocks
of the district lying along the gulf OF
Mexico and east of 42d street was shorn
clear of builQlnEs. West Of 4Zd street the
settlement was sparse and nearly every
thing but a few buildings far back from
the gulf was demolished.
The Galveston bay bridge was com
pleted AT o. clock this morning, and the
first train to arrive since Sept. pulled
into the Union depot At SIS o'clock. 1t
was Santa te train NO 5. due here at
a.U5 last night. run passenger train SER
vice has been resumed by ali the lines en-
tcring the city via Virginia Point.
Senior LOrentO. Mexican consul. has re
CeiVed ofhCial advice that the Congress OF
mis- government has appropriated $50 00G
for the relief Of Galveston.
The situation OF the city continues to
improve, ana Dr Wilkinson city health
officer. says that all danger from an out
break Of any disease is now past.
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Mr.. Wu's Fr-ciical Sympathy.

Washington, Sept. 21.-The Chinese
minister, MI wa. upon hearing Of the
Galveston disaster. telegraphed to
Gov. Sayers an expression of deep sym
pathy and accompanied that with his
personal check for 500. Today, he re-
coivcd a telegram from GOV. Sayers
returning bis most hearty thanks for
the expression Of sympathy and prac-
teal character Of the accompanying
note. The Chinese consul general to
New York also headed a big Chinese
subscription for the Galveston suffer
.rs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-22
DEADLY LIVE WIRE
Claims Another Victim, This
Time at Lewiston.
William Reed Found Dead With IN
candesCent Grasped in Hand,
Arc Light Wire Crossed and Death Was Prob
ably instantaneous.

| Lewiston, Mc., Sept. 21-(SpeciaD.-
The deadly crossed electric wires have
Gained another victim. this time in the
person of VIM. Reed, about S o'c.3cl1
this evening.
Reed was employed in driving team
ana went to the stable. which is back
Of Thomas McNamara's place, just be-
IIow the lower Maine Central station,
to harness a horse. AS he did Hot re-
turn when expected. Mr.. Mcnamara
went out to see what caused the delay.
~ he opened the door he smelIad
smuk. and. supposing that the stable
was on fire, ran out ana pulled in an
alarm.
The Iremen We're soon on hand and.
on entering the building. found the
lifs.c-s body If Reed. horribly burned
and lishgured. In the right hand was
gr1sped an incandescent globe, to
which d long cora was attached for
convenient use. His right arm and
side We're badly burned and about all
his clothing was destroyed.
1t was found that an are light Wire
han become crossed with the circuit to
which the lamp was attached ana
when he took hold of il to turn on the
light, he received the full force of q
heavy current and death must have
been instantaneous.
The coroner vas called, but he a.
cided that an inquest was unnecessary.
Reed was about 30 years Of age. A
wife and a 4-ycars-old son survive him.
He was formerly a printer ana had
been employed on the ola Auburn CA
zette.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-22
81 DAYS ALONE ON The OCEAN.
Sustained by Grape Nuts Food.

Captain Blackburn who sailed from
Gloucester. Mass, in a small boat %
feet over All. for Gloucester, Eng, in
June. 1S99 carried with him by order
of his doctor, a variety of different
foods, also a little OH stove to prepare
them. Conspicuous among these foods
the doctor named Grape-Nuts.
When Capt. blackburn got to sea.
the weather was so stormy. and the
water rough. that he was compelled to
stay at the wheel the most Of the time
ana was unable to run his stove ana
prepare food He subsisted almost en-
tirely on Grape-Nuts food which is
ready cooked and which he poured
directly from the little boxes into his
hand or mouth.
Although weakened by the continued
drenching. fatigue, and exposure, he
made the voyage successfully, which
his physician says would have been
welI-nigh impossible. and probably en-
tirely impossible. but for Grape Nuts
food. Having found Grape Nuts food
SO wonderful in its invigOrating and
nOurishing effects. the captain, upon
his return. acting on the advice of his
physician. continued the use Of the
food. steadily gaining in health ana
strength.
capt. Blackburn and the physician.
whose name is omitted as d profess
sional courtesy "a well-knoWn doctor
in Gloucester. whose name can be
given unon application to the Postum
Cereal 60. Ltd. Battle Creek. Mich.D
look upon Grape-Nuts as the most
perfect form of food known, and es-
pecially applicable to the use Of those
who are subjected to long continued
exertions. fatigue, and exposure.
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FREE BAPTIST CONFERENCE.
Program CT 18th Annual. 10 Be Held at
Dover. Sept. 25.27.

! Dover Me. Sept. 21.-The 18th annual
meeting of the Maine Free Baptist
Association will be held at the Dover
and Foxcroft Free Baptist church,
/ Sept. %, 26 and q. The committee on
entertainment consists of w. H. Bart
lett of Dover. and S. ]. Law and Mrs.
/ Hattie Parsons Of Foxcroft. The pro
gram is as follows.
Tuesday Evening, Sept. 25-Devotion-
al service. led by Rev. Everett Lesher.
Augusta; welcome. Rev. H. H. Hayes.
| pastor; annual sermon, Rev. A. T. Sal
| ley, d. D., Lewiston.
September 26-Prayer meeting. led by
! Rev. Everett Lesher; business session.
| reading of records. Rev. A. f. Cox,
| Limerick; presidents address, NJ S
/ Purinton. West BOwdoin; report of ex-
ecutive board and corresponding sec
rotary. Rev. S. G. Whitcomb, Bangor:
report of treasurer, Dea. George II.
Brown, Auburn; report on Neurology.
/ Rev. g. w. Rogers, Steep Falls: SER
mon: How To Increase Spirituality in
| our Churches, Rev. l.. Malvern, Port
! land
| Wednesday ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
/ the woman missionary Society con
| rur,eu py Mis. anna N. cousins steep
dils' dIuI eSS n "elco'ne, Mrs. y 4.
-H.,. .-'' ..,a.,. .l''ll''' WI p a.
i,,r soc,..to,.,. Me- NJ = W., T',.'
| dainnam; report Of treasurer. Mrs
Flora r. Thurl0ugh Maple Grove, solo,
MIS- r. NJ. T. Buzzel Ocean Park.
| cradle ROLL Mrs. Ada 3. George. Pitts
', l... - -, - i'e,l ','S' H.
| laura Deih'F!Ilt' ocean iafh' aiHr'SS'
| The -Four Special Days" EcV. M. MI
| T,,.f.. r,I,,,,....l t,. .li.'.,,-.f
| DaNlS' Io!'oWci II! 4IStuS+l'h-
| Wednesday eVcnirg-PTais" service.
| Rev. Everett Iesher. address ~ ,.,-
| ola If rI.-.-,,- -, I,fr,Ii,,I ., r..--
| 49, li' ''' ''' % i-'''-''1
| Ran. Everett Leshcr, association hus-
mess. rrpprts of standing committees.
! , =, i, II H.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-22
Bio Coal Fleet at Boston.

Boston. Sept 21.-One Of the largest
fleets DC coasting vessels came into
port. today. p schooners. II barges
having coal as cargo. This fleet was
tied up nearly a week on Vineyard
sound owing 70 the easterly weather
Of the schooners. . Of them brought
Is. 625 tons, while the aggregate amount
brought in was probably nearly 10000
tons While this coal has been atloat
retail prices in this city and in nearly
every other New England city had in
creased from 81 to $3.50 a ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-22
EVIDENCE FOR HOWARD.
Shown That He Was Absenimindec- AIibi
More or Less Clearly Proven.

Frankfort, KY, Sept 21.-In the trial
today. Of James Howard. charged with
being a principal in the Goebel shoot
ing. Dr. Phillips Of clay county, was
recalled and said a blow on Howard s
hear. in 1895, had affected his memory
and made him absentmnded at times.
q. H. Robinson said he was in the
Board of Trade hotel talking to How
ard when a man came in and announc-
ed that Goebel had been shot. He had
met Howard on the street just few
minutes before and walked to the no
tel with him.
on oss-examination Robinson said
he had told several persons that he
heard the shot and saw Goebel fall, but
declared he said if in joking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-22
DISMAsIED AND ABANDONED.
Schooner Susan Stetson lowed into Booih
bay in Bad Shape.

Eoothbay Harbor. Me-, Sept 2l-The
schooner Susan Stetson, Captain Perkins,
bound from Jersey City for Bangor, with
4 cargo Of cement, arrived here, today.
dismasted. Captain Perkins reports that,
last night when 80 miles southeast Of
SegIin. he encountered "A heavy southeast
wind. which carried away the foremost
and rigging. jibs and maintopmast. The
mainsail was torn and decks swept clean
The captain and crew abandoned the ves-
iii lnd we're rescued by the schooner
Florence Of Gloucester. Captain Siade uf
The Florence. sent a crew aboard the Stct-
son and towed her here.