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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
WILL NOT ESCAPE.
osecuior Emily Says Case Is Complete
ksliasi Jennie Bosscheiter's MurGerers

New York. 0ct a5-Crow5s sur
rounded the Passaic county Jail in PAT
erson. \. j. last night. and threats
We're .nads against Walter Z. Meal
lister George j. Kerr. Wm a. Dearth
and Andrew CamDbeU confined There
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a-ia --,- --e.5 ,-, .,,.. 1r4+.,-t,,, I,,-
.9re3--. hI- III majority drirted away
,,i-ro,,r stta,75pfjuc violence.
a statement vas made. las, night.
.-ls+ O ,,-o,,,a., assisted 4, r--0oying
- rs~--lh..i...-.. r.r..nsr-ay- r,rr1
e-..-' -,,,..' 49, -h. rs5 na.-,
,,-~4 --4.-, .ile ia +,'' .r h,.5 s1z rs5 -ea~ -b.
ofrl in -r4 back room " Tn- saloon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
New rors Produce Market.

NV OK. OcI- 3
FLat It-Receirts. p. ~ bbls.. exports.
"a shade S-@2Ii~- but still neglected.
RYE-SteaGy. No. : Western. s. fob.
a-4at. state rye. 5zd5.
y Liza I-Re eipts. II-.35l bushels: sales.
4.l5l-tY bushels futures. $500 bushels
SI1tt sIu- Irm5 No red. 73L fob
al-1a-- N1- r-d. go elevator: No. /
N5rtherr Duluth. s4i, t0.b. aAoat No. j
aard Duluth, So fob afoa-.
CDRN-Seceipts. go 2S bushels; ex-
ports. 81 bushels. sales. 50 ,111 bushels
futures 8-pH"1 bushels spot. spot firm;
Receipts $500 bushels. sales.
+-lrH bushels spot; spot dull. No. ? -;
<1 4. -. Np. ? white. 27l=G2s; No white
-l- track mixed Western 3SN2--. track
white Western, -7-.T55. track white state,
BEEF-Quist.
CIT -ME--AT ATS-steady.
~ I.AF:D-Firm; Western steamed. 80:
-irrn. continent. s--55.
p0RK-Stea5E
Ei' TTF-B-Slea1y. creamery. -5larr.;;
factory. 1916. June Creamery. 1seT3l; stale
dairy. l5sEZ-
CHEEsE-Sready: large white. iDs.:
small white. =. large c0lo-ed and small
C5lore3. IL
EGGs-Quie,: state and Pennsylvania,
PETR0LErM-Duli.
SI\-FIrn
TTRPENTINE-FiTm
kICE-LUIer.
MOLASS SES-Stea1y
SCGAE-Raw. easy; fair refining is:
centrifugal e. Test, ~, mOlasses sugar,
rs. -e1le1- Quie..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
BaYAA's TOUR.
He Is Becoming an ADEPT in Rehashirg his
Old. Old Arguments.

Philadelphia, oct. 35-Wn7. J. Bryan
arrived in this city At g-35 A. H. from
Wilmington. Del, where he spent tAe
night after his trip through Maryland
and Delaware. yesterday. Nr. Bryan
was escorted by the Democratic city
committee Of Philadelphia. When H.
arrived at the Broad street station of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. h. was
greeted by such a mass C people that
there was scarcely room for his party
to make lis way Il the street. The
streets surrounding the station were
also crowded with thousands M people
curious to see the Democratic Cand.-
date. Mr. Bryan was taken to a hotel
close 10 the station where he was Il
rest for q couple q hours before be-
ginning his tour u New jersey.
As soon a. Mr. Bryan reached the
quarters assisned him. however. the
i,otsl filled with rnlr d+sirous III greed
ing him ana an impromrtu reception
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
SAME CRIME AS RusBaA.'s.
Mrs Bishop wes. Newton. Mass. Charged
whh Malpractice $40 600 Eonds.

Boston. Ort 45-Nrs Jane E His-
he1 tf West Newton. wife cf Dr. Hen
y Z Bishop. uha is serving saCtrnc.
in state prison fsr malpractice IS uu-
der Indictment tQr a similar crime.
Walking into tae superior criminal
court this afternoon. With hrr counsel
>h= Was quietly arralEred ana then Ier.
th- building under $40 900 bonds hay-
Ing pleaded nor guilty Her securities
wtr- ready and qualified without delay
Eleven offences are named IN The in-
d5Ctu-nt Ms Bishops place NJ bus.-
1--s Wa I'LL l-s fremont street
During THE investigation HI COM
plants aEainz; various cases NJ NAL
practice. last winter the police CLEAN
u Information concerning the accused.
with the result that the evidence was
presented I'd The grand jury at its s-t-
ting ia March. That body found q
through till but Mrs Bishop could not
~ found. Having retained leading
Law firm. Mrs. Bishop. today. came II
Boston and with counsel SURRENDERED
herself At the district attorneys Office
The husband y The woman was for
merry 4 police officer After leaving
tie force H. engaged III the business
which caused his sentence III 1898 f1r
a term If not less than seven years nor
more than - years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
OVER A SCORE WOUNDED.
Serious Clash Between Soldiers and Strikers
a. Valley Field. Que.

Montreal. oct or-Gver a score
wounded. one fatally. ls th- result a q
conflict between the militia and the
striking mill hands AZ Valley Field.
Quebec.
4 couple Of hundred faen employed
by the Montreal Cotton Co. On the
foundations q new r.lu, went out on
strike Yesterday. dem anding an in-
crease af -l cents 4 lay in Their pay.
The company refused to d-4l with the
union Yesterday THE strikers prevented
the company from shipping goods and.
today. held ~ the company : Goa, pile.
The local police were powerieSs. Ths
company had tp have tAc coal or shut
down. Consequently message was sent
ID Montreal asking t,r military assist
ance. Ii arrived AL Valley Field AT
420 O'Clock. This afternoon. ana con-
sisted uf two companies II Royal
SCOTS. The -mbarsa ON the Goa! pile
was promptly removed
Ar dusk L Blk crowd composed ~
strikers ana their sytnra:h.zrrs gather
La ANA there was every evidence ~
trouble. About $50 The mob gathered
near The Empire mill and began throw
ing stones through The windows and
otherwise destroying property The
troops charged The mob WIN nx-d bay
orate. Th.y We're driven back Eight
of their number were wounded TWO ~
them seriously The strikers rad Is
m,o injured. one fatally
Reinforcer1euts We're than asked for
from Montreal ana 2o9 men win rnedi-
eal assistance wil arrive a; Valley
Field lit about : Al N.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Ea.t she krr-Joria- chez ker -at-1
ta- the world aurio-ship w. fin
i~-et. Al Boston Thursday night ami the
players are -fII MA even terms. WIN r-e
game each ana -e draws. hl-h III Thurs
DAYS games having been drawn.
In .1- Ils-riet COURT at L-s wrence. Mass.
Thursday. Tony Ricci charged with
shooting Joseph CartaEeia during quar-
-ei OF the street Saturday afternoon, was
sentenced ~ serve q term - eight
months lrlprizo-neat. He appealed and
Eas he-d in $1.pu.
Chester E Morrison wha W. arrested
at Lawrence. Mass. Wednesday. charged
with Obtaining -arey u-1er false PIE
co-r-. Thursday morning. 70 serve q term
NJ = months iUpTissnmt-c on q plea o-
guilty.. Morrison has been al Lawrence
f7r several days soliciting subscriptions
1Cr au 4l-eE-- -liiad- pEiA magazine. lt
was charged tnat he c-l.e .e4-ea 81 -;-l ~ 81 NJ.
llsr p1ir- u- subscriptions. iu advance
- t--lSrn iz sal3 -Y a- wanted hE the n1-
lice of several New England cities.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
BRYAk'S EVASION
CONTINUED from page 1.)

Syracuse there were several Interruptions,
the questions and answers being good
natured.
Al Syracuse thousands Of people
thronged the streets. The Auditorium
where the speechmaking was held and the
square where the outside meeting took
place were both much too small 20 accom-
Ynodate those who desired 10 hear GOV.
Roosevelt.
The trip Of the day had taken The Vice
Presidential candidates party into the
county Of the candidate Tor attorney gen
eral. the candidate for state engineer, and
had ended in the county Of the present
superintendent Of insurance Of The state.
In Auburn three meetings had TO be
held 70 accommodate the people. In the
course OF the speech q number OF ques-
tons mainly upon state matters, were
asked ard answered. Finally some one
else tried to interrupt the governor. but
.he audience had had enough and showed
it very plainly. and the governor said:
Now keep quiet, you have been an
swered once. But ] want 10 say 1ha-
there IS 70 question that can be honestly
asked about any act % my administration
which ! cannot answer instantly. whether
il refers 10 prosecutions appointments.
laws OF anything else. Unlike Nj Bryan.
unlike your candidate. answer all Ques-
,ions on national issues ana ] meet every
issue fairly and squaTely.
At Syracuse the governor was first
driven 10 a stand erected in the square
in front Of The Wieting Opera House,
in which he was later to speak. The
crowd was 50 dense that il was only
with the utmost difficulty that me po-
lice could slowly open the lane sItfl-
cienJly wide for his carriage 70 pass
through. The governor talked for an
hour. touching most Of the issues in
VOWED, but dwelling On the trusts and
military matters Speaking AZ the
trusts he said:
What / want 10 call attention 10 and
TO emphasize IS the utter insinCeTlty,
the base hypocrisy Of men like Mr.
Croker who den0UnCes trusts in gen
eral in far more sweeping terms than
l. because / intend to make my words
good BY deeds when the time comes.
who derou1ce trusts as an unmlIlgateL
evil. and then become the most proInI-
nent stockholder II q trust thar has eX-
cited more Indignation than any ether
in this state.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
Chicago Markets.

Wheat was firm. today or the brisk
! sales yesterday. December closing zsnl
/ higher Corn closed Is and oats 1r5E-. up.
! Provisions At The close were 1Zl.sIeo i'm
proved
| Tl- leading futures closed as follows:
4 N NEEA T-DC-cber. 1.s; November. III
4 l---s December. 73Hs.
1 -ae rr5tt -akinE having proceeded ii an
COFN-QctUber. IS. November 31ef5.-a
Decenher. ST.: May. 3514.
oATS-DctOoer. I1e: November. 2 "a
-. December. =. May. "a G255s.
MESS p0Rk-Ociober. slt 90, NoveTn-
| ber. SOS. January. su.l7la.
LARD-Qctober.s s5s7i-i November. s5-s5;
sH6RT RfBs-octobar. t5.-5; Novem-
Der $500. January $5-s5.
CASA quotations We're as follows:
FLOT TR-QUiet.
WHEAT--No, 8 spring, e5s.a72s.; No. .
CoRN-No- ., 81. .a2S1s; No. yellow, ss
oArs-Na. y. 2sa2zs; ~. white 5;
M. white. 13t as.
RYE-No. 2 41-.n4s.
BARLEY-Fair 10 choice mating s
as
FLAXsEED-No. ], sl7sGI7s; No. /
Nor hwestern. Sl.75.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. S429.
I.ARD-s6 ST. al. .H0
PORh-Aess. 3l1-51; short ribs sides.
81 pt1I6 N. dry salted shoulders. s.. rs;
short clear sides ST. 75d5 s..
81 CART nChdngeG.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
MARKET REPORTS.
kEH YORK STOCK market.
Tae Features Of The Days psaiina, in Al
ihe Leading Stocks.

Eew Ygrk. Qct- -7.-aceor5inz -a tnc
phrase -t Ite professional traders Ell
stocks q reaction ir prices was theoreli-
caily. due. today TIE reaction was siren
uo4sly contested b. -he rul element lG.
their N F-ts proved futile ana prices gen
eTa-lE snow losses on Ile day. a sudden
a -ttlr t0 ar VILE the decisive course ot
the market u1wnwlrGs- Sugar suffered
from very nc4ty AQal4aLun after l-S -e-
cent sharp rise which vas uo- accounted
equally Without explanation Tne drop
extended To "a. points. The weakness WIS
not extreme al other points IL ;+7e list
fhe ptQht lAtl1s having proceeded II an
orderly and Cui+t way during the greater
plrt uf one laT without very serious ef-
tert mr. rT1ces- In tAe l4te dealings
uclre. stocks making wide declines ur
hEht transa CtilLs. Ttlay'S disposition tp
sell had no accompanying favorable news
20 explain l.. unless me lack Of confirm
alton o- many of the recent rumors which
have been used 10 advance stocks C0uld
be called bad news. These rumufS CEN
tered ABOUT B-noklyn Transit. today. and
-I.1lude1 III c-alEe va control to Metre
politau Street Railway aIl a newly ac-
QmTed interest by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road III the property. The stock was
pushed u0 81 points M these rumorS bu'
fell back =. in the late selling Ia the
railroad list Southern Pacific was the
CONSPICUOUS feature with an advance pf
nearly points ana q net Gain ot 1ia- The
nev Chi-a~o 4 Alton securities. which
Were traded lit for thc first time, steadily
advanced for the common stocks which
rose g. while The preferred recovered q
decline There was nothing in the money
market To disturb speculative borrowers
The maximum rate for call loans was ~
pei cent. against ) Per cent, Yesterday
and the rate yielded to 5lz per cent. in the
late dealings. The bond market was nat
very active today. bit prices We're firmly
held Total sales. par value asa n16
United States 5's advanced Z per cent on
the last cal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
The PRESIDENT
Attends a Wedding a: sassIlon-He viii
Register. Today, at Can!cn.

Canton. o.. Oct -5-Preside1t Mckinley
and Secretary of War Root. returning
from the Sherman funeral al Mans-e-d-
did not reach Canton until -ate thls even
ing They stopped over al N4Ssi-.on.
miles west Of thiS CITY. where they were
Joined BY Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs: ROM,
to attend the wedding ct Arivlne t-
Wales and Edna Elizabeth McClyrneE7ts-
children 81 oId-tiue friends cf the NC
KinIevs The wedding vas an elaborate
one. about $50 guests being present, in-
Guiding people from Canton. Cleveland
New York. Chicago and several from
other cities. The ceremony was 10 have
occurred al 5 o'clock; but in Q5der ,a.. tna-
il might be witnessed by the President.
from Mansreld being later than expect
Cd Secretary and Mrs. Root Will pr7o-
ably remain with the Mchinleys untI-
Saturday The President Will probably
register, tomorrow Il VIII be next l. The
last chance Of the campaign ne was
o.It 81 The ci:y on each of he other dANs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
Pixies Iesihaehs Drops Cure In One Minute

despotism in the Philippines. The Re-
publican party has no remedy for any
evil that confronts the farmer Instead.
il congratulates the farmer on good
rains; the laboring man on his full
dinner pail as If he was all stomach.
want you 70 know that the fun din
ner pail argument does not need re-
Spouse from those Who carry the dinner
pail They want something more They
want relief from taxes and from gov
eminent by injunction: they want rep
resentation in the Presidents cabinet:
they want settlement Of disputes hy
arbitration. they want laws that make
ID an affease ID organize trusts. Read
the articles by that distinguished
Pennsylvania Democrat. eX-Gcv- Pat
tison who has just returned from Porto
Rico. and you VIII find thai the Porto
Ricaus can write a complaint that will
rival the complaint our people had
against England before the revolution NJ
N- Bryan went TO Delaware avenue
which starts at The river front Here
1yorkmen gathered around his carriage
and showed much enthusiasm. He drove
half a mile down The avenue. receiving
an ovation Am along the line tn point
where he boarded : steam Boat 1ar
Washington Park. \. D.. about six
miles down the Delaware river
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26

judge Jonthan Ross. who was ap-
pointed hy the governor Of Vermont u
occupy the seat of the late Senator
Justin :. morrill, until an election could
be held. has written valedictory let
ter 70 Gov Stickney. expressing his
high appreciation and heartfelt thanks
70 the people. and especially ID the bar
Of Vermont for the numberless kind
nesses and for the uniform courtesy
and great forbearance shown during
the nearly 50 Years Of public service
just closed. Gov. Sickney in his reply.
assures Senator Ross that his long and
devoted service Is deeply appreciated
throughout the state by every loyal cit
lzen who has At heart the best inter
ests Of the community.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
NEW CUP DEFENDER
viii Be Built BY Syrdica.s 10 Defend The
Americas Cup

New York, oct. e5.-The New York
Yacht club met, tonight. ana Commo-
anre Ledyard assured the members
that neN CUR defender still ~ built
.to met sir Thomas Lpton-s sham
rock II and he said they could res: on
his assurance. He said the new de-
fende~ will not only be built. but
neither effort of any sort. skill or de-
Yotion Will be spared to make her
success He said he was sorry that he
could not at that time give the names.
The new boat viii be built and handled
by a syndicate. Several members Of
former syndicates were present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
AMER CAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.
lm1or,sRt BUSINESS transacted aad ldIceis
Elected in Thursdays Msstirs.

S------E-sl Mass OCT -5-A- the
- {,-,-f,,ass meeting Of the amen
ZItzsi15,'.-, Association. TINS after
..--, +n= --oe- i.r1,-tArt feature 1ae
Ill. - IL -h.. co-rrrjtta.. ii ni-. un
c,1sar ,,ri,, II III six missionary so-
~fs-t.e - he Conversational chu-che-
-, - .oa-7r.--lz-d as L -ev-
-I-,.t~,,.-1- ,,-.r,,r7,,r. The report.
,-.i-t-,, ,,-o- -.f-rr.5 ta p committee III
Hill -.-.l-,-.,,.r5- --a- i ig.-t annual
. IL s1- -b-. e,x s.,rjetj-s be heid IN
TIN z..,5.- tvf.b 1 unitad mis-
-. -. ~ H. same time
80 -, -. t-ach s,~.a,v < - have il
60 - - directors ana other
- 5.1-. II III il n--s4n4. IN collection
s.-77-[. ii Nd md i sDecial SUBJ
~ 1e ---o members each from
,'--'-.'- - 1,.,r5 II commissioners
- -, zrfssia~,s Conversational
-. .r.S-;,.,,a,,- sorf-+v and Arnrri-
- e,+l-t--,,rz. Asz,cia+ion and one
,1i--z.- -5-5- +-.-, III. Cargr4ra. ioraI
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
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The Peabody Medical institute is a fixed fact
II the rledicai nh-npTnena uf this country and il
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Tie Pesha1y Medical Institute has man
i-l.tatoT- tGi 10 equals L9st04. Herald
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 1900

quite senseless. If in good nature ]
say few harmless words they are 50
padded before publication as to be
unrecognizable. or are made the pre-
text for utterly unauthorized presump-
tionS.
1T seems TO me that my situation
ought 10 be sufficiently understood and
appreciated by thoughtful friends 70
justify in their minds my determination
to remain silent during this exceptional
and distressing campaign"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
THE BOXERS
Continued from page -

the Germans, says the Shanghai cor
respondent of the Times, with the in
lehtlon TO take early action in the
fang Tse region, where the military
situation is becoming more serious.
Inc Chinese troops there and in The
north are diligently drilling and prac-
ueins musketry. firing under foreign
trained officers. Large quantities Of
provisions, war material and treasure
are being forwarded from the Yang
Use districts TO the imperial court"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26

jersey City. y. J.. OCT. 25.-The first
days q Mr- Bryan tour r New Jer-
sey closed here with six meetings. TO-
night. From The time he entered
Washington park. opposite Philadel-
phia. until h. closed his last meeting
here. h ma 5e speeches. speaking in sue
c-ssion ~ Washington park. Riverside.
Burllngt9r. Trenton. ttwiceb. Princeton
Junction. New Brunswick. Eliza beth.
Marion ana Jersey City, six rimezl-
In journey through th- STATE vas :
surprise To .h1sa accompanying Mr-
Bryan. i not - him. e. in few states
If any had he had I4-ge- or more dem
oast-ative audiences
Probably no candidate far the P-eSi-
derc- Wa ever 81 much jostled abou-
ard pushed around in ure day time
as NJ. Bryan was. today. At mos
81 piping 7 aces the police found Il i'm
possible - protect him from the curl
ls.ty a1z good na-uTed enthusiasm #
thousands " pers- ms who th-onEtu the
Way and followed wherever h- went
He arrived lit Princeton junction AZ
1 -a0 O'Clock. and sp0ke from sand
I N -ha green n tn rear of the r1.lroad
station Included in the audience were
fully l155 - the students Il Princeton
| College. When Lr Bran arrived Ii
was greeted with the college y-l ana
/ there vas q similar leners stration
made upon his departure. His address
there vas entirely II the sjulents.
The Brunswick meeting was the first
| # long series held after nighttal ana
/ was largely attended. Tner- MS n0
z !.
while MIL Bryan was talking. hu- the
I 4 se.1tIage gave him most demon
! stratiy+ escort u the train.
| ~ El.1abeta Nj Bryan spoke f5r
about % minutes. hut he did -3t ad-
| van.@ any new arguments. Ar-
4 Fsryar.- route from tile railroad station
I rA -he public park y 7hich the Eliza
beth meeting was E5I3. was BRILL antly
.ghte1 with Greek fire H spoke =
an immense audience.
1 M Bryan train arrived a Marion. q
slhurb cf Jersey City. II S-l5 o'clock
/ ana he v-a4 driven. after brief meet
IirE Ak tha- place. tn St. Joseph's han,
7 his first stopping place in jersey city.
/ In his Marion speech h gave his p-in-
/ lcip3I attention l. urging the voters not
| To allow themselves n he either coerC-
lea or persuaded .nto voting contrary tl
/ their convictions at the coming eIe"-
tim.
Mr.. Bryan made his nocturnal t.u- II
Jhe Jersey metropolis in d ba~2ucha
drawn ~ four horses and he was IS
co-ted by a marching club of several
i hundred young men. The tour did not
come to an end until near midnight.
| He made four indoor speeches. When
! he concluded he went 10 Ho5oken,
! where ne spent the night in order that
he might be there for the first meet
/ ing there. tomorrow morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
Sec. Long Will Speak in The West.

WashinF:on. Oct. 25-Secretary Lorg
will leave Washington. Saturday. tor his
Western trip. during the course Of which
he expects TO make several political
speeches He viii go from here direct 10
Colorado Springs. where his daughter e
sides II IS expected that re viii make
ere or Two speeches il Colorado and per
haps Others in Nebraska and other states
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
cLEvELakD'S POSITION.
II Bryan Can Find Any Satisfaction in It He Is
Melcorle TO H.

Princeton. \. j.. oct a5.-In c5ncer-
sation with the representative of the
Associated Press. today. ex-Presidert
Cleveland said;
I I am surprised that my opinions
and intentions as related to the pro-
ceeding canvass should al this stage so
suddenly be deemed important. I am
daily and nightly sought out by news
paper reporters and presented with all
sorts ot questions. some Of which seem
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
Political Pointers.

Representatives from Harvard. Tufts.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
and Boston University. met. Thursday
night, and arranged for joint Republi-
can torchlignt procession. next Tuesday
evening. IN Boston. Already 1899 Har-
ward men have signed TO march and all
Will wear crimson caps ana gowns and
carry TOT GheS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
Stevenson Speaking in Illinois.

Chicago. Oct. 25.-Adlai f. stevenson
Democratic candidate for Vice President
returned from Michigan today. and after
4 visit TO national headquarters left toI
PlaieVille, Wis. 10 speak. tonight. Ht
will speak AZ Milwaukee. tomorrow and
return 10 Chicago. Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
Nav fors Money Market.

New York. oct =.
Money on caiI- drm. Si-1+- ner cent:
last loan. l.
Prime mercantile paper. 5a6 per cent.
Sterling exchange. ste2u.er al - So for
demand and al $i-sna. a 1. S9as Tor 81 days.
posted rates. &-Slaa.S2 and S4S4lsa4 y:
commercial bills. S4.7s-4 na.S0l.
Silver certitica tes. 6fe e51f5i4.
Bar silver. 64i--
Mexican dollars. 5Ga.
Government bonds. strong.
Stale bonds, inactive.
Railroad bonds. firm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26

Nv York Oe.. s5-Col. kimban as
5istalt quart az master general announced,
today that -0p3 recruits Will leave for the
Philippines ir lle neN- tl-+e weeks The
first ltg viii leave on the transport But
torl Nly. ~ The transport kilpatrick.
Carrying TIE 3Jle- la-. VIII leave. NqV. le.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Oct. =
Spot cotton closed quiet: raiddlins lpaa
lands. 7-l6; DO Gulf, 2 11-l6. Sales, 10
bales.
Cotton futures closed steady. octose' :
S.&, November. $50. December and Ja4i-
E2rys S-93. February $50. March, April
May. $50; June. SIS; July, s.Ss August