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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-03
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lead
ing Stocks.

New York. Nav 2-Tho Atchison stock
took the leadership If the market away
from Union Pacific. today. both in point
of strength ana activity. During the
most Of the day the volume of transac-
tons in the two common stocks ran a
close race. bat the dealings in AtChson
common and preferred easily outs rippe I
hose in the two Union Pacific stocks. a
heavy rrcponderance of the total trans
actions N the whole market ccntereh in
hat stock. The character OF today'a
SUying could by no means be safely at
rihUted either to n demand from shorts
or 10 purely speculative manipulate
The movement was supposed to be due TO
2 now phase of the struggle amongst the
Granger trunk lines to secure for them
selves compensatory advantage to offset
Inc Darlington deal. The movement ~
prices. TODAY. was cited as giving evil
icncc that the huvin- OF Atchison was
for the benefit of ST. Paul and probably
also of Rock Island. There was n dispo-
Sition to attribute the late strength Of
faltimor" X Ohio TO plans for maxim :
that road the eastern outlet. The fever
ish and erratic fluctuations in Union Pa
cific We're amply explained hy the new
uncertainties surrounding the present
1wnerShip Of its control There We're va
,riouS rumorS both to the effect that tho
Vanderbilt interests had perfected their
control and that the Hartman interest
had secured the maintenance of their
control. Every movement in the stock
ana every rumor regarding the control
were looked upon with SUSPICION ny thu
the contest and underlying all was Their
dread that when once The actual contro.
is decided the high price will not be sus-
tanned. The extreme range of the stock
was points and the net loss III Atchi-
son advanced an extreme 1las and closed
within fraction of the hest. St Paul
is 2l higher on the da-. Chesapeake &
Ohio 81. and Norfolk & Western ia The
stocks included in the Burlington deal
the Erie stocks not excluded. Were all
notably heavy. The heavy profit takinr
and weakness of the United safes Steel
stocks had large sentimental influence
on the whole market Except for the
few special points of strength the market
was. on the whole. reactionary. The
money rate was distinctly firmer TODAY
ruling al per cent early in the day and
it was said that n number of the banks
We're calling loans. The sterling exchange
market had firm undertone ana there Is
still possibility Of gold engagements
tomorrow. for SATURDAYS steamer. The
closing of the market was easy and al
most weak except for the final squirt in
Atchison. Union Pacific convertible.
bonds continued very active and the hon'
market otherwise was irregular. Tota'
sales. par value. $..165.0oo. Uni ed States
refunding rs coupon declined Il ana the
SIS 1. per cent. on the last call
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The - iincmeu employed III E5sipu viii
strike. SATURDAY morning. nniess tnt.T
employers crHni them o uniform WORK
day OF nine hours Wiih s. day.
At The annual election at Detroit. Mich.
~ THE Fyrr Marquette Railroad. Wcdncs-
day. the old board NJ directors vas re-
elected. No other business " Importance
WA transacted.
Tip cart upon which he was riding on
Main street 81 ;chhurr. Mass. Thurs
day. ami the load % gravel passed over
hts body. killing him instantly.
An epidemic ~ typhoid itvcr has broken
out IN several ~ the forts and villages
In the nciehhorhond OF Metz Germany.
The Nth IIrLriSn regiment has alone lost
i6 men fI"m Tie disease and has ~ men
sick.
\ tire broke out IN ,hc American House
livery barn Al l.o4donyihc. ohiu. Thurs
day night. causing Z loss " S15.Ha The
losses are rarity covered by incurance
goods
Irene Bochier. aged years mysterious
ly disappeared from her HON" al Enchcs
| ter. r. y: Thursday night Tier parents
SAY an ettort was made last summer tp
kiIuap tile chilli ana they are alm"s; Ger
:ain the child has been stolen.
Rev. Neil andrew Jr.. pastor OF the
| East Baptist church at Linn. Mass. j.
to present his resignation. Friday night.
which /; is und arstnod. was requested be
cause OF certain iut!iS, retiunS which wer,
objectionable 70 the ueAcons Of the
church.
President Mitchell " the United Min
Workers. is on his way 10 New YORK 10
attend a meeting III a special committee
appointed by the National civic Fedora
ton TO devise means OF promoting trade
agreements between employers and their
employees.
The United Steamship GO. of Copenha-
gen. has ordered six new steamers OF L.
az tons each for the United States trade.
on account of the increase in American
exports IL has been decided to open a reg
ular line to BOSTON and increase the mum
her Of steamers on the New York and
New orleans routes
Brig. Con. Henry NJ Robert VINO re-
tired from his position as chief Of the
engineer corps and from the army. Thurs
day. viii be married Nav ). at OSwegu
to Miss Isabel Hoasland, daughter OF
Mrs. Christina Hoa gland of that place.
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CAPT. RHODES NOT AFRAID
But He Realizes That the independence Will
b. Fast Sailer.

Bristol. r. l., May Capt. Rhodes,
the skipper of the Constitution. is ar
ranging to put the craft in the finest
condition to meet the independence
which boat he believes will prove
speedy on several points of sailing.
The launching is now so near that
the four first shrouds have been Topped
over the head of the steel mainmast.
while the forestry and other shrouds
are nearly ready.
In quick order fine looking pine
stick has been rounded off for n bow
spirit. on one of the wharves. 1t is be-
ing smoothed up. today. for the cap
and bands. The heel of this spar is
over a foot in diameter at the board
end. The main boom is not as yet
quite finished there being few days
work on it,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

During the month OF April there arrived
at the port of Portland 4ol vessels. of
which e. were foreign and "a domestic.
The foreign vessels were as follows: y
regular liners. & coal steamers. l tramp
steamer i lobster steamer and 81 Schoon-
ers of which 10 were American. i6 Brit
ISL, and Norwegian vessels. The domeS
tic arrivals were divided as follows: 81
coastwise steamers q tugs, ,; barges. IL.
schooners. - fishermen, 4 barkS and 4
government steamers.
It is claimed at Portland that City
Treasurer George Libby. who Thursday.
completed his 36th year as city treasurer,
holds; the record as the oldest municipal
officer in point of continuous service in
the United States. Mr.. Libby entered
upon the duties of the Office. MAY 2. 1863.
and has acted in the CAPACITY of treasurer
of the city continuously since that time.
Ii IS said the second oldest municipal o.
sicer is the treasurer of charl, ston. S. G.,
who has served since 1861.
The captain of one of tho NIiihrdgc
Goa Sters now tied up at Widsery's wharf
at Portland awaltn" fair weather. said
that Millhridge will he pretty busy with
shiphuiid!ng. this summer Capt. Warren
Sawyer's new yard is now fully equipper
and he is hauling the timber for Il sc;loon
er of about 1900 tons Sawyer Bros. a:
sheir yard have schooner of 80 ton
under way. 1t is proposed at both yards
fo keep steadily at building. he said, and
as soon as these vessels are off the way S
Others will be commenced.
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REGULAR ARMY CRITICIZED.
Curtis Guild. IT,. Tells G. A. r. Veterans Plain
Truths Of Present Army.

Boston. May 1.-The regular army came
in for some sharp criticism from Col
Curtis Guild. Jr., in an address before
Post 80, G. A. r.. of Cambridge. tonight
especially in his description of the bad
effects OF the system of seniority promo
ton. He said that in regular army cir
Giles THE President is actually abused
for gross favoritism in the promotion OF
mere captain like General Wood over
the heads of his late superior officers. The
system of promotion by seniority bore it;
fruit in the Spanish-American war. In
competent men like Shafter stood near
the top and able men like Wheaton and
Lawton were below the star of the brig
adicrs. Wheaton was sidetracked with
FitZhugh Lee and had to wait for the
Philippines to get his chance
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WOULD COMMAND THE CANAL.
America Watching German Investigation o:
venezuelan Island OF Margarita.

Washington. May although the mat
ter never has figured before the state de
partmeut. the navy department; has been
closely Watching the happenings near
Margarita island. off the coast of Ncnc-
zuela which have given rise to the re
port that 4 German coaling station Is To
be established there.
Last year. a German waTship spent II
weeks looking into the possibilities OF
MarGarita island and this led to an eS
animation on our own account. which de
veloped The presence of this importan
strategic point of one Of the finest mar
bors in South America. the possession of
which would furnish the United States o.
any other nation with 4 navy. practical
control Of the Panama canal frcm the
eastern side.
In view of the reported German surveys
in that quarter. the naval authorities
here are showing unusual interest in the
POINTS available for American use.
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Strength and Endurance.

Are fcctdir of the greatest success.
No person can do full justice to him
self without them.
In no season of the year are they
more easily exhausted than in the
spring.
We need not discuss the reason for
this here. It's enough to say there is
one, and that Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
strength and endurance, as thousands
annually testify.
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ON CHARGE o. MURDER.
Patrick, Short and Meyers Arraigned for Rice.
Murder Postponed One Day.

New York. May ALBERT T. Patrick
David l.. Short and Morris Meyers, who
have been indicted on IL counts for forg-
cry of the will of the late millionaire.
William n. Rice. were arraigned before
Recorder Golf in Part |, of the court of
raigned on the charge of murder in the
first degree for causing the death of Rice
Counsel for the defendants. after APP
plication to inspect the minutes of the
grand jury had been denied. asked for
time to prepare demurrer to the indict-
ment for murder. The recorder granted
the request and adjourned proceedings
until tomorrow. No plea was entered
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Middletown-Brcwn. 10; Wesleyan. J
At Medfoid-T1Its second. &; W,stb:o5il
Seminary. 2.
At Hartford-Trinity. 5; University Of
Rochester. ..
At Buffao-Thc EuTa!o-TuroIto gam
was postponed; rain.
vt Worcester-'rhe Observation-Disclosures
game was postponed: rain.
Al Montrcal-The Rochester Montreal
game was postponed: wet grounds.
Al Hartford Hartford Providence
game was postponed: wtt grounds.
Al Niddlebury, Vt.-Middlebury College.
u; University of Vermont. (seTcn inn
in2s).
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COUNTY WILL REJOICE.
Bryan Will Persists in Intimating that He i.
Not Candidate.

Boston. May 2.-Wm. Jennings Bryan
sent letter to the Commonwealth Club
formerly the Bryan Club of MaSsachu
SETS. tonight. which was read. In it he
said ne was glad the club had changed
its name. for. he said: 1T is better for
the club not to appear as the champion
of any particular person, and better for
than as a candidate"
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American League Standing.
National League.
AT ST. LOUIS.

Cincinnati 20 O-16-l9-J
ST. Louis 30 ) o 0 l 0-l2-Ii-G
Rafteries-Philips and PETIT; Murphy.
Sudhoff and Ryan. Attendance, 5000.
AT NEW YORK.
Philadelphia % 0 0 0 o. 9-i
BROOKLYN ....1 ! o N-1-S-6
Ratteries-Duggl.by and Douglass: Nc
Cam and Mcclure. Attendance, 100.
AT PITTSBURG.
Tittsburg ......1 o l Ill;
Chicago ........1 o o % III
Batteres-Tannehiil and Z'mmer; Ia on
and Killing. Attendance. b.
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New York Money Market.

New York Nav 2
Money on call firm at 4a6 per cent
last loan s.
Prime mercantile paper 3;,e:i'a rer con:
Sterling exchange firm. undertone q
ASS for demand and at .lSi7. for "a days
Posted rates 4S5,HsTtS6 and 4s9
Commercial bills 4.Sfl.G;la
Silver certificates nominal c.
Bar silver 59ia.
Mexican dollars 1884,
Government bonds weak
Railroad bonds IRREGULAR
United States new As reg l'SS.
do. coup. observation-disclosures. lcSL
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Dartmouth. 7: Bowdoin. 1.

Hanover. n H., May 2.-Dartmouth hal
no difficulty in Ge.tatlng BowdOin, today.
10 to l. Eowdon's only run being made
on g hit and HancoCks error. Rollins al
lowed only three hits and had good sup
port Pratt pitched finely until the ninth
when six hits and a base on balls Melted
the home team seven runs. Both teams
felded well and French and NeVins led
in batting.
Dartmouth % O . 0 0 .-l9-10-2
Bowdoin 80 0 0 o q / l. s.
Ratteries-Rollns and Roe; Pratt and
Blanchard.
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BASE BALL GAMES.
American League.
AT WASHINGTON.

AT WASHINGTON.
Washin ston ] 0 Q o 4-E-5
Baltimore - 0 l o l-l-4-2
Rattcries-Csear and Grady: Howell and
Robins On Attendance. 2J0O.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Rcston e 10 O 0 o o 2-23-H1-4
Philadelphia : 0 o 5-l2-lS-s
Rattcries-Iewis and Criger: Loos. Ber-
uard and Powers. Attendance, 2S41.
CHICAGO
chicago ......0 % 0 0 0-5-5-5
Detroit .......1 y l o 0 ST.,
Batteries-Frisk and Buelow: Griffith
and Sullivan. Attendance. aa6D.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland 80 ; 0 2 . 0-7-12-l
Milwaukee 30 o . 4-9-11-l
Batteries-Hart and Wood; Hastings
and MaIoney. Attendance, Is 0.
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THE PRESIDENT
Continued from page -

ticipated in the, river trip and enjoyed
1t.
At 6 o'clock the Presidential special
resumed its long journey to the Paci-
fic coast Houston. Texas. will be
reached. tomorrow morning.
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THE HALIFAX SUICIDE.
Tie Woman Undoubtedly an American bu'
Identity Is Still a aysicry.

Halifax. y. s.. May The identity of
TIE cNr"nsv,iy unparalleled woman who
Signed h.rs, II Mrs. Mary Eastman ana
emo shut herself a; th4 Halifax Hotel.
Yesterday is gin uncStahltshtn. Hex
e dining bears marks of having been pur-
chased In New York and ID" police arr
directing 'nqnirics in mat "ii1ttrr IN thr
hope ~ learning the dtc as Il real Mann
i wln!an rswvrnE thD SuICiu,' y a.
scriptlnn was at TIM DItfrfin I"t.l. ~
John. y. H.. from Siturcay 10 MONDAY.
ard registered as Mr.. Mar ". cross az
WuIfh"ro. y. H. The eht'f 81 polio" al
ih9t Town has been wired aud au answer
IS awaited, The DISTINGUISHED 1pptarancc
ot the woman and tn" care sh' exercised
a. conceal her identity mas aroused I'm
usual Interest In nc case. ~" II an
-,mer!can woman without GoCp'.
The icWains of the woman are in tn
viii KEEP them Tor thr,, Gays If ,hcv
are not claimed then they Will lc in
TERED in corner - the pubic cemetery
SIT apart fnr !n'crmcnt ~ INC fricntllcss.
The dead wUrlau's Effects are 10 TIM cor
"ncrs possession aud viii b. turned over
10 the attorney general.
81. John. y. II. MAY ~ woman who
answered the q, sCriptou OF the Halifax
suicide registered az the lErrTln Hotel
here, last Saturday. coming in on TIM
Passion train. iicr mann reads Mrs. Mars
". Cross. W"Itburo. Mass. IN lc:t h'Tr.
Tuesday. 10 'ratG east. INT her dcstina-
iioa WAS Unkuuwl. There WAS nothing
remarkable aUout her WAL" here. she
lcft. Tu, stIy morning. and coUld h8v"
reached Halifax. that evening. the tins
when the suicide did reach that City.
Wolfhoro y. H.. May a-Thc supposed
Identification az tie woman who Killed
herself IN Il Halifax hotel. Yesterday. as
Mrs. Mary W. Cross Of Wuifhuro. y. u.
j.; not cleared up here. No person of ;htt
name lives i'm town. bat it T. rcm"mhcrc ;
thar for several summers Mrs. Cross
rud her daughter thr latter known nj
Mabel. came here as visitors II in
thought that the daughter m irIi"d 4 com
mvrCiai Traveller or Boston. ana the lat
est report OF the couple that friends Of
the Young woman hcr" remember was
that she was not living with her husband
The mother AT last accounts WAS living u.
chelsea. The description o. the dead wo-
man as printed in the papers ttlli.s with
that uf THE Miss Cross VINO came here a !
a summer VISITOR
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New York Cotton Market.

Now YORK. MAY n 3,
Cotton futures closed steady: Ma. Ssp-
lime. 7eo: July. 7.sl: August. M; ~:
TENDER. 134: October. "a: Novenio''
December. III: January. i.N ,,,;rg Up
Spot, cotton closed quiet: Muau ". sales
lands. s 5-l6: Middling Gulf
Oh bales
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THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.
A Great Problem Arises in The Best Way 10
Raise the Cash.

London. May DIR. Morrison. wiring
to the Times from Pekin. Wednesday
says: The indemnity committee ia
vors n loan raised on the guarantee OF
all the powers. Its proposal to increase
the maritime customs to 5 per cent. al
valorem applies To import duties only
and not export. All the ministers of the
powers except the British. American
and Japanese favor an immediate in
crease of 10 per cent. The report has
been referred to the home govern
mcntS."
Tho reports Of the secret combina
ton of Gissa tisfied elements in the
Yang Use provinces for the purpose of
organizing general r:sings are recclv-
ing some confirmation. says the
Shanghai correspondent Of the Morn
ing Post. The British consul at Nan
kin teleGraphs Mr.. Brennan. the Brit
isn consul in Shanghai. that the Nan
Kin viceroy is very anxious about the
Yang Use movement, and he asks Mr..
Brennan to assist the Taoti 10 pre-
serve order by holding troops in rcadi-
ness.
1t is ANNOUNCED from German
source that the French have with
drawn their troops from lIwai I.u to
Pao Ting gu. thus leaving the Germans
IN sole possession oc all the passes into
shan ST
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Financial.
6 PER CENT.

referred Certificates Of rns IN re !
secarities CO. Only 1862 char" =, Ic.periav
or sabrcript'on At car. Sott' ss,, 90
desirable Tor smai inves oFs If, r'si
cooking Tor rra eon2N. 49,, ~ ~ mr.
snere SAFETY is ASST n Fyifr'
,ct.nr Trea,. LICK G5x II limo.
rIaes
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The rivet heaters and helpers employed
In the boiler shops of the Lackawanna
ana iehlgh roads at Buffalo. n. Y,
wages. About 60 men went out.
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case of illness has occurred at Galata
the largest suburb of Constantinople
which Is officially pronounced to be bu-
ponlc plague Precautions are being TAX
en- to prevent spread Of the plague.
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Washington. May lit IS believed
here that the hitch which is said to
have arisen at Pekin over the PROPOSE
ton to increase the Chinese customs
duties to meet the iniemnitics demand
ed by the foreign powers is caused by
the hroaching by Mr.. Rockhill OF his
plan for the abolition of the likin duties
as n condition for his acquiescenCc in
the customs increase.
Minister WI says that the present :
per cent. rate is totally inadequate to
provide n sinking fund for new loan
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II had a running. itching sore ,r q"
leg. Suffered fortunes Doah ss..bing in
took avay the burning ana nm.pent
stantly. and quickly effected ";rrrll.
cure" c. w. Lenhart. Bow'"s
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Rctlin. May "a dispatch from Pc
lin dated May |, to the kolnischc Zei-
tung. says that a bloody battle has oc-
CURED between the Russians and Chi
nese near Mukdcn. The Russians lost co
in killed and wounded. Four Russian
officers were killed and among the
wounded was Gen. Zerpitzki.
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brilliant comet was seen at Santa 81
de chilli after sunset, Thursday evening
in the western SKY.
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F0reWarned,
FOreaS.x11eQ,

The liability to disease is greatly
lessened when the blood is in good con-
dition, and the circulation healthy and
vigorous. For then all refuse matter
is promptly carried out of the system !;
otherwise it would rapidly accumulate
fermentation would take place, the
blood become polluted and the consti-
tuition so weakened that a simple
malady might result seriously.
A healthy. active circulation means
good digestion and strong, healthy
nerves.
AS blood purifier and tonic S. S. S.
has no equal. 1t is the safest and best
remedy for old people and children
because it contains no minerals, but is
made exclusively Of roots and herbs.
No other remedy SO thoroughly and
effectually Cleanses the blood of i'm
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. May : :,
Nav corn scared TO s. today and closed
&c a. Yesterday at 5S1.. July closed ~
l,r Wheat was moderately active
Una firm on cables. the weather ana 70
sympathy with the coarse grain. july
closing i2uas higher. July oats cioseu
with an advance of Ia. May gained u:
July pork closed 52h1 up. lard and lids
practically unchanged.
The leading futures closed as follows
WHEAT-May. 7312I4s: July. lS'.
COEN-May 5Si3; July, Aus; Sept
GATs-May. ae9s: July, q: Sept, a5is
PORK-May, 15l5: July. l5.e2@. ox
LARD-May. S.12ia: July, sos; sept, 20
RIBS-May. S.2.ia; July, 500: Sept. ~
CASH FLOUR-Demand moderate -,
WHEAT-No. 3 spring. %: No. re''
15Mla. -,s.l
OATS-No. .. 29A414; No. white -
No 8 white, 2SG29.
RYE-No. .. 536I54.
BARLEY-Good feeding, 5laoo
MALTlNG-Fair to choice. 5egS W
FI.ANSEED-No. /. les; No. ~ w.
16S .ooe.-
TIMOTHY SEED-Prine. Soololo
MESS PORk-l5. 10 q $50.
LARD-S.1TismS0
SHORT RIBS l0dS.M
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed. 61sas!s,
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Berlin. May 1.-The statement that
the total indemnity To be demand i OF
CEira amounts to cG5 900, zoo has becn
officially confirmed here. This amount
Includes all private claims. IL Is be-
licved here that if China will now an
d",take to pay this sum in indcmnities
the evacuation of Pc Chi Ii province
can begin Immediately.
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COMING HOME.
Dates Of Sailing inm Manila Of More oil
tho Volunteers.

Washington. May Major Miller.
| chief quartermaster at Manila has cab
led the war department an approx
| mate schedule of the Bailings of trans
ports from Manila with troops to be
mustered out Of service as follows:
May 10. Hancock with the 3ist: Ru-
ford with the 4lst. pcnna, with the
10Th.
May ~. Logan ana Fitzpatrick with
the 3Sth. 43d and 44th: Indiana with
the AID
| May 25, Grant with the sSth and f9;h:
Chic with the nth. Any surplus will
DE sent on the Thomas.
Manila, May THE evidence for the
defence I'm the trial Of Captain James
G. Reed. ex-dcpot coinmissary NJ Ma
! Mia, charged with soliciting ana re-
| cciving brides ana other officials mis-
conduct was submitted. today. IL IL
generally believed the court will find
Reed guilty.
| It Is again reported that Cables Will
shortly surrender. Tho remnant Of
! Tinio's army are Surrendcring.
| I;atangar. Philippine Islands. May :.
| Felix itoXas, editor of the Democra-
cha. daily organ Of The fcderalists.
| has been appointed governor Of Bltan-
Eas. Lieut.. Il. -. Blanchard Of the
3sth Vol Inf. WAS appointed treasurer.
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BUTTER-Dull; Creameiies, lft"'
ries. HAS.
9laG.14.
EGGS-1llh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-03

purities. At the
same time it builds
up the weak and de-
bilitated, and reno
Yates the entire sys-