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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
TEXAS STEERS CONTINUE STRONG
AND STEADY AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
Thirteen Hundred Head Sold at the Ma
uona Stock transformations at
the Other Markets.

Especial 70 The Post Reported bv the Ma.
lonal Stock Nardsl
.Natlonal Stock Yards. H.. June : The
s,,9g sales nv Texas and Territory
s'S'A FmcbI were ra, reported today:
4 40; " VI I oige' ieHas, sol pound steers
grass steers $50; Harris & Lnckey paris
ItAAS' VIZ and eS6 pound sters 1 10 This'
nuhu'eu Ie&ans sold; steady to strong.
81 Louis, June 5.-Cattla-- Reco,n.s ,zev,
IL, ,nI.auui is 100 Texans; market steady ~,
dr Az "a tipping and export steers Z os1Sj5 ~.
IN. Sion osei and butchers steers 4.T56f
ers ana feeders 2.Sd4s5: cows ana sp ne
q 6Cs, 1880 9 Gamers l.5Od2 S.: b,,iis
465s coe, exams and Indian steers 8 GOO
ReccIbts sIc. ana heiiers 2,50d4. 10 Hogs
565Sjtt y so 9i'o, market weak; pigs and lights
S;os9a507 Sheep Rec sitSq''S $40 butchers
ionbs' '1nMaer Native muttons & 75Sf4 55
400; stocSsfs ~ ooc, eulls and bucks 2. i5T
KANSAS CITY.
ssf Ssn nu, city, June 5.-Cattle- Rece,nts
t I,oo NATIVES, 1900 Texans, 100 calves
ers aud feeders 1sS oset steers strong; stock
~ go 10 zoe lower; choice beer staers
fed stesrs 10 40 20 good a.i0n5 40; Western
a 5o.555 W. .s.eNa5,0o; Texans ana InStsns
1900 50; helfers S.756i5 Ok. 5Sl; COWS
40 bulls 3.25d4 rs: csise enne 3 rs 29q
6ysr NeeelPts 225O0; market stead ,Sgy :, ~
paesa, TOP 5;sSi heavy 5'soaS eo : n, % %
aNqS4O.' os sbo.ss light s.4SgS Is; PIGS
s ssy to easy Western lsmss mar market
Nm 4usgi 80; Western yesrlInss ~;
srsss eN &C. S'!SSl1 25 culls 22Sais 81 100 rDoa
4!sS; spring amSs < ,S DIT Texas lambs Aid
- CHICAGO.
ineInS S'Sgo' June 5.--cattle- ReeeInt. 9oooo
active: 6uscs.tt. Texans; steers, strong ana
otneTs weak; Texans strong vhS o STEADY.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
StanlA Commodities

Staple Commodities,
These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be relied upon. The
prices are those ruling In Houston whole.
sale markets.
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liverpool Futures.
stook Al unItee states Port..
eeIpts at United States Por,s.

This week Last year.
Exports 10 Great Britain .5el 1850
Experts 60 continent e. %, l6a ri n6g
At Ea1.IrNa "a t1.ft.I e.. -
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third grade. 50 20: 24-lh sack. lOc per bar.
sfl higher; hour In wood i5c per barrel
EARINAcEoUs GOODS Grlts, homiuy
meal, in ss-ib sacks. 81 90 per barrel q
four sacks: Scotch oats s.. 30; Friends
t 1sts. - %; Columbia oats. s.V'9@.lo'
haWkeye oats, 81 Oilff2 10.
LARD Refined tierce. compound. &c;
leaf 9hc; 5O-lh cans higher than tlerces
5o,lb cans W. higher; 5lb cans &c higher;
9, HAMS Standard if@iihc; picnic bans.
LIME Bulk 500 per barrel; coopcred,
HONEY In barrels. eoa75c per gallon.
70 D-ih cans. extracted, 50f6c per pound
~ bulk oM11c. in y III cans. extracted
o'NbfA psSEEad sections sections l2gi5 ,sMe1se.
prime. 8@2lc; choice, 25G26c; fancy new
errop syrup. s2da3c: pure new crop syrup
CONDENSED MILK Eagle. 50 5odg -;
Challenge So T0ms So.
. q, 0}fsThRs II full weight. 4.oz S5et'p e,
I'D iull weight S-oz 81 6Odl. 1Oi l.lD
. %. ,aedo5c; lib, light weight 5JGtGOc;
2-lh, light weight SJdoOc
PICK Is Five gallon kegs. 81 %; TO-
American style, sods5c, quarts American
style 81 3od hgallon, 50 lod2 %; 1-gnl.
i2n, american. style, So 1898 %; l'gailon
RICE Extra fancy head. 6haeNc;
choice. 5M5Ac; fair. 4Aa4l4c; fancy im.
p2rtedl 6kmJNc.
ROPE sisal, basis 71G; SIC: Manila,
llHc: untarrnd lath yarn. Sc; Jared re.
salt Louisiana, coarse. $50; fine, $50;
704s, 81 g.
SALT FISH Mackerel, No !. in lob
Kits. hcmS1 90; half bbs. 70-lh. No. l..
So. sos tubs. SIS OO1l3 10
=, SALMON Fancy Pillar Rock Columbia
River, 81 80; Castle Rock Columbia River,
81 GJ0f1.75. Spear Alaska ST Is; Toy On.
,,nmhia River, SIPS: Bme Bell, Columbia
SARDINES American quarters, S.. 752
600; mustard $3.SJ6i4 90: Imported Gillette
grade, quarters, S1i5o. fancy sprats, quar-
STARCH STANDARD goods: Pearl In 4olb
hGxes; 9A@4c; Royal Gloss hulk 4Ac;
sia GSh @ p psr per aSI T Gox S corn
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots,
special rates are given on carload orders.
standard granulated. 50jc; cubes and pow
dered, 6.20c Louisiana yellow parained,
fancy, O. G0c; choice 547i1c
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Other spot Marketr.

NV lUIk NpuIs rIoAeu QuIct, prices un.
changed; stock l20, 5oT bales
Middling .,..,,SA Sales ......,,1 $50
Liverpool closed arm; business
moderate. prices Nd mp; sales 5000 bales
aud export 500 imports a0o0, Of which
1000 were American.
Ordinary. $50, 3 1915 Mlddling 4 t7.32
Guod ord. ...,.4 l.i6 Good mid Az
Low mid. .....4 516 Mid fair .l6
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Houston Daily Statement
ton Railroad Receipts.

The following are the receipts Of cotton
'y the various railroads entering the city:
Bales
Houston and Texas Central .. g5S
International and Great Northern 90. 3.07G
Gniyeston, Harrisburg and san An 225
EOI, colorado and Santa Fe ,....... 3Gn
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass ~ p
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ...... 6D6
Total .....,.......,....,.... .4,744
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KANSAS CITY


ineindspso' June 5.--cattle-Reeeints On noD
aetiSe. so Texans; steers. stro, c"', ~,
Others outchsts stock, chciee az.
"s.A' 1exans strong; good 10 rim,
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FOR BENEFIT OF FlLlPlNOS.
Some OF the important Plans Decided on by
the Commission.

Washington. March 1N-Quitc a
number of the acts of the Philippine
commission as promulgated by the
military authorities in the islands have
been received at the war department.
one Of the most important for
establishing a department of public
instruction in the Enthusiastically mas
been briefly reported by cable from
Manila. 1t provides for a general de-
partment of public instructions with 4
central office at Manila. under the III
rection Of a general superintendent to
be appointed by the commission at Il
salary of $4,000 per annum. Schools are
TO be established in every pueblo in the
archipelago where practicable and
those already established shall be re
organized where necessary.
There are TO be 10 school divisions in
the archipelago. each with a division
superintendent and there is to be a su-
perior advisory board composed of the
general superintendent and four MEM
bers to be appointed by the Philippine
commission. According to the terms
Of the act, the English language. az
soon as practicable shall be made the
basis of all public instruction. and sol
diers may be detailed as instructors
until replaced by trained teachers.
Authority is given to the general SUI
pcrintendent to obtain from the United
States 1000 trained teachers at salaries
If not less than So, nor more than 500
month. the exact salary to be fixed
according to the efficiency of the
teacher.
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IN BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
British Situation in China and South Africa
Discussed as Usual

London. March 1S.-Replying to Sir
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett. Conservative,
in the House of Commons. today Mr.
Balfour, the government leader. said
the government did not possess any in
formation indicating any decline in the
British influence in the Yang Use
provinces. AS to the Russian claims
for the waters of Blonde ana Elliott
islands. the British government had
certainly not accepted this claim. The
government had received no commu-
nication on the subject from Russia.
The Russian admiral had remonstrat-
ed against the presence in the waters
of Elliott island of the II. NJ :. ll"N-
er. which was engaged in pursuing ri
rates. but British ships had Il perfect
right. under the treaty Of Tien Tsin.
to go there.
Questions regarding the dispute at
| Tien Tsin We're PARTED by the under
secretary for foreign affairs. lord
| Cranborne. in refusing to answer them
! without notice.
| Mr. William Redmond raised Nation
a'ist cheers by asking why Great
! t...tain had hoisted the white tiag and
/ backed down at Tien Tsin after threat
cniug TO use force of arms.
Mr.. Hugh oakley Arnold Foster.
! Parliamentary secretary 10 the admir-
atty. explained the naval proposals OF
! the government. Their object. he sid.
was to maintain the navy in condi-
ton to carry on successful war
| should occasion arise. II was proposed
to have l54.515 men available to man
the fleet. of whom 1865 should Toe on
the active list. 2S.650 ON the royal re
serve list and 1900 on the royal fleet re-
serve list.
The government. he Went on to cX-
! plain. would ask for Gg.OUU coo for con-
struction. the largest sum ever arpro-
priated. out of which IS new vessels
| We're to be started.
! In the House of Lords. today the
premier, Lord Salisbury replying To- in
uuirieS on the subject Of an invrstiEa-
ton into the conduct of tine war in
| South Africa. said the government had
not made any promises L. institute an
investigation. He feared that a fun
just and equitable inquiry would lead
to Il renewal Of tn, same species Of rr-
grettable discussion as occurred dur
ing the exchange Of speeches between
Lord Wolsley ana Lord LansdoWnr.
Still if the government was urged Ia
make an inquiry it could not rcfuS,
without casting suspicious upon the
army.
Lord RoSebery wished to know, when
the government had washed its hands
of the inquiry. who had promised il.
Lord Salisbury suggested the ap-
pointment Of preliminary commission
% inquire into the promise. WhrrcuIun
the subject was dropped.
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The union temperance meeting held
at TIL, Methodist church. Sunday even
ing under the auspices NJ the W. C. II.
L., Was We'll attended, ANA Very inter
esting. The meeting was opcErN 10
the reading of the Scriptures 10y the
president of the local w. G.. Il. IT.. Mrs.
r. II. Brown. \ solo was rendered by
Virgil Brll and then Mrs Brown intro
duccd REV. W. f. Berry If the Chris
tiau civic League Of Maine, who gave
A Very Interesting talk lasting about
half an hour. Miss Mabel Freeze of
Bangor. state organizer Of tl.r wolk
was then introduced, ana explained the
work which III" Young Moments Chris
tian Temperance Union is doing to fur
Their the temperance movement. Miss
Freeze gave Il very able address. Civ
ing many interesting incidents to IL
ustrdte her points. 4 choir consi ting
Of McSsrS. Zen ANA Hatch ana Missrs
smith ana Buzzcll furnished appru-
pirate selections.
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ENGLAND BLUNDER
Is in Even limiting at Wanting
War With Russia.
Her Army Is in South Africa and No
Means Of Waking Another.
Now Repor.ed thai Wldersee Has lnteriered
al lien Tsin.

Jondon March 1S.-Thc officials Of
thc british foreign office nave not vet
received official confirmation OF Rus
sia,s alleged back down in ! ard to
Nanchuria. Turkest&n and Mongolia.
MS intimated in the dispatches from
Pellin to the London Times. today. and
injuries are being made for st. Pc
tersburg ana Pelin. The British Tor
cign office is not relaxing its efforts TO
secure a more satisfactory statement
of the Intentions of Russia. but the
officials deprecate the British press az
itutiun on the subject. on all sides II
is officially and otherwise SAID tnat
Great Britain had not the slightest m
tention OF reSOrting TO hoStliltleS
against Russia. whatever may he the
outcome of the present negotiations.
While hostilitieS are out of the queS-
ton. however. ii is not unlikely that
diplomatic relations between Great
Britain ana Russia will become strain
"a almost to the breaking point. Pos
sibly British Warships may be dis
patched to bring pressure to bear up
on Russia but war will not result IN
less some fracas quite unauthorized by
London ana 81. Petersburg. occurs ne
tween the opposing forces at Tien Tsln.
This assertion il based on the eN-
Eaustive inquiries of The Associated
Ir.ss in London. y prominent British
official. often the mouthpiece of the
:eo,,lImrnt whose position makes II
unI.gir. blr that he should be name
in this connection sail this evening:
At is useless for oul newspapers 10
u.s., provocative language. They ."r&ot
mat We have Il great army in SCUM
Africa and that We have no other army
nor the making Of one elsewhere. 1t
is impossible To 90 to war with Rus
s.a
4 eemi-ot!icial statement was issued,
this evening. to the effect that the
much talked of assurances of the Rus
sian foreign minister. Count Lamsd"r.,
to Sir Charles Stewart Scott, BritlSl
ambassador al st. Petersburg. Wr"'
made. Feb. {, ana evidently refe, REQ
to the Russo Chinese agreement con-
GUIDED ut Port Arthur last NOvembt1.
and not to the Manchurian conyen-
tiun.
Inquiries at the Chinese legation. this
aftern. On. We're rewarded by the re
ply: His Excellency has gone to bed.
which was presumably the Celestial
equivalent to an assurance that the
Chinese. minister preferred 10 say meth
ing IA to the most recent developm -nta
The Japanese legation was equally
ron-cummittal.
It il understood that one official E.cW
is that the dispute may eventually be
referred to arbitration.
i dispatch from Shanghai an
rounccs the sailing. Monday, Of United
States Minister Conger. The condition
Of Ii Hung Chang has improved.
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WALDeRSEE INTERFERES.
Puts End TO lien Tsin Trouble ard England
Feels Easier.

London. March 19.-The Times, this
morning makes the following an
n0uncrment: w learn that Count
Won Waldcreee has interfered as COM
manGer-in-ch of the allied forces in
China to put an end to the mutually
hostile attitude Of the British ana
Russian troops at Ticn Tsin.'
There is no confirmation of this
statement III other quarters, but it has
an air of extreme probability and will
be read by England with feelings Of
considerable relief.
The Daily Mail in an editorial which
frankly faces q disagreeable situation
says:
I'VE must admit that this is no june
ture to risk fresh quarrels. Our arma-
ments are efficient and our fleet in the
Far East is SO week that its position
would be perilous. 1t is painful pro
cess for the nation to have its face
slapped but until the country compelS
the government to put our houses In
order, it is a humiliation to which We
mast accuStom ourselves.
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WILL ENFORCE TAE CLAlNS.
The New York viii lake Corsu! General GIN
mere 10 Tangier.

lv,cIinr-tnn Na,,n I'm -.r. .---.
JaraI.t,uan, II. nl,ir.- r.u.v..I att.,.-
tinn N tr.. ..,,I.r,.,., II. WI. ....
..o,ir.t H. .-,,....,,,..,,. II. ,t.,.........
,1.:,,, IN ,r.. ,..... 49,, ,.......,. 49,.
,.,i ',....'. .,,.,...,...l ~ IT,. ~. r..
TIL, III. KILN, ..-....,'.5 t... .,.
,,,.nt IN S-nn -,.. ,r'. .,,'.
,I,i,... ....,,.Ir,. ...,........,.. ,.;..i, ....
n,, 1,.., ..,,i.f.,.r.,it,. ..1t,,.,. III.
r..n,l,- tt,o .,,. .r.',.,,-+.,,.
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ATROCITIES BY FIllPiNOS.
Murder. Treason and Brutal Deeds BY Some
OF The Insurgents.

Washington, March 1S-Thc records
in the case of a Filipino natives charg-
"a with various offcn5cs against mill
tary discipline in the Philippines. in
Guiding murder. treason ana other act4
of violence. have been received al the
war department. These records make
plain the methods pursued by the in
surgcnts TO tcrrOrizc the native inndbi-
tlntS of the islands and show cas-9 ~
atrocities committed upon the latter
where they declined to comply with the
demands ana cXactions Of the so-cIllcd
Filipino government.
In one case nine inSurEcnt syInUa-
thizcrs. fully armed seized Il family Of
tiNr y -rsonS ana Killed them with Lolos.
The motive for the murder Waa the
runs,mrn; Of the family fpr refusing
ID pay taxes in support Of the inaur-
gent government. Tho guilty natives
were sentenced to hard labor for 70
Years.. w another case. under thc or
dnr- NJ b lieutenant colonel IN the in-
strsc.t forces y native was aci:o1.
bound ANA made 10 sit down whilc
soldier held lis head and with "a
kuifc rut his throat The murderer
WAS condemned =" VS. hanged.
Tuc most affections case. according
tu t,Ir records. .e tlat rt .u-bip Ruit-.
tyuua himself lieutenant VI infau-
IVY ID jHe iu.urtrut forces. Coin, ia
o,G.aary Ii.-s and taking With i.u ~
I-., foi"E,..F. D.. s-.I-tly seized his
nr-i- r,.tn- n-iuhhoi+ "a m4u H' n
tta,. ar' t.fHua ,E.m iuru tn, forest
M. r-o...j.5 .u t.n instances tn hrrv
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A BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
Ma or Multord and Vile Roughly Treated by
Natives at Yokohama.

Victoria. T.. G., March lS.-Thc steamer
kinShiu Marua arrived, today. from Io-
kuhama ana the orient She brought
news Of a brutal assault on Mai IL. T.
Mulfurd of the 39th Infantry and his vile
at kiuto. while returning from Manila
\ mob of 1@ attacked the Mulfords whii,
they were cmbarking on a train TheiI
clothing was torn and both We're roughly
used despite the majors strenuous re
sistance lie was in uniform.
The North China Daily News tells of an
outrage committed by Russians at New
ChwanG. whore Il party of CoSSaCkS. pur-
suing Chinese, came into the British CON
Sulate shot and killed the Waterman
there The North German Lloyd mail
steamer MuChen was lost near zap, one
Of the Caroline islands lying so miles east
Of the Philippines, while en- route to lo-
kohama from Australia. All hands We're
SlNtsl
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Fairfield will soon have church
wedding. 1t viii occur from the Uni
versalist church, ana viii be called,
'.rhe Marriage NJ thu NlidgvtS." The
following urr those WHO are to take
part. Bride Margaret Toman: bride
groom. Emerson I.aWry. maid Of hon
or. Louisa Peasr. best man. Otta Tot
man: bridesmaids. Hazel Nio1ery,
Ruth Eruphy. Marge.y Hin, Mildred
Richardson ANA Eleanor Gillette: rc,-
tor. CrovcI Pyasc; ushers, Donald
Know!ton Donald Edwards, Henry
Nreger. Roger Nyn. LerUood Jones
ana otis LaWly. The event cannot fail
to y, NJ interest to All. The program
fiji Ill" evening has nut as Net
been fi,lly completed, but other attrac-
lions Viii he added, which win be- an
nuuncrd soon.
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PlLTeO WITH ORANGES.
Trinity S.u 'enis Express Disapproval OF ord
Mayor Harrington OF Dublin.

Dublin, March 1S.-Nolleys Of orang-
IS We're thrown by the students of
Trinity college at Mr.. Timothy Har-
rinSton. the new lord mayor of Dublin.
as the inaugural procession passed the
college. today This was the only hos
the demonstration on the occasion Of
Nj. Harlington3 Inauguration as lord
mayor. The police prevented the peo-
PIE in the procession from storming
the college enclosure
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Tho fact that an office boy in the
IuliuWell sEoc Shop did not under
stand telephone message corrryly
gave y IIallowell man Very unrnm-
Portable Half hour yesterday M VI
noon 1t seems that ire you7 i"7
OF IN employee Of the ShCc 81 80 5H
luu away from home ard 'CFH" p -
this city. He was found hy some Mani
VINO was acquainted with His fa.n.-
and taken ~ this mans home. Ii"
gentleman at once tclcphoncd a. 'he
shoe. shop 10 the child'S father tla'
his hoy had run away and was safe al
thiS mans house The office boy an
sWcrrd TIM telephone ana ne under
stood the man To say that he hoy Mr."
rum away from home ana had been
killed. ana this was the message ne
took to the father. The father at oil''
rU.hed to his home and found that the
boy was not there. He then came |"
this CITY ana found Deputy Mar5h1i
Hau,a tn whom IL told what he hae
heard Mr. Hanks had not heard any
thing Of this kind here and he ~
once telephoned to the shoe factory To
find who answered the call. mr.
boy was summoned and rememperer
that the man who telephoned iIon'
Augusta gave his telephone nnnlptI
which he save to Mr.. Hanks TT
number was called up and II w..
found that the child WAS there.
addr, SIS was given 10 the father w
he ut once took 4 hack to the P't
ana found the youngster safe '''
sound.
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BOTH SIDES WILL WITHDRAW.
Al Official Stateman! As to How Difficulty
May Sc Settled.

London. M ! 1S-5.4O P. Mon
the highest oil. al authority The As
sociated Press is authorized to. ;h-
nounce that the difficulty At Tien Tsin
between the Russians and British oTe:
the construction of a railroad siding in
territory claimed by both, will probl-
lily be- solved by the withdrawal Of
both the British and Russian troops
from the ground i'll dispute.
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Mr.. Cleyeland's Gath Birthday Anniversary

Princeton. n. j.. March 1S.-Ex-
President Cleveland spent this. his Gath
birthday anniversary, q. home with
Mrs. cleveland ana their children. He
entertained no callers. Congratulatory
kilograms in abundance from friends
We're received.
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WILL HEAR GRIEVANCES.
But Railroad Men Are Not Disposed 10 Meet
With Miners.

New York, March 1S-Presidont Trues-
dale of the Delaware, LaCkaWanna y
w, stern Railroad, said, today, that h,
thought il was decidedly unlikely that tn,
demands OF the United Mine Workers
that the coal operators meet with them
in conference will be granted. He SAN.
however, that the Delaware, L2ckaWanna
* Western wou.d consider any grievances
that may he presented by itS employees.
President Ohphant of the Delaware <
Hudson said that his company would Civ.
hearing to any Of its own employee
who might wish to present gritV anC,g
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1t is claimed by many living in the
city that the fact that there was very
little ice cut on the Kennebec this
LIST winter win have an apprctiabi+
effect on the time NJ the ice leaving
the river. They claim that thc icr
formed after the Cit IL much Jhinne~
and these large fields break up first.
but this year the ice will all be Of
about the same thickness. with no
large areas IT thinner ice, ana That
tho result will IN that the i've will
Years
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Floating the Nathaniel T. Palmer.

Beach Haven. n. j.. March 1S.-Thn
Nathaniel T. Palmer of Bath Me.
from Portland, for Philadelphia, which
Went ashore here, March II. was moved
q full length to the outer bar. Monday.
by the wrecking company.
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Arthur I. PARROT has purchased a
very fine pair Of Hambetonian colts
Of Charles A. Jones Of Powers. The
colts which are own sisters are four
and five years old respectively. They
are light bay in color, we'll matched.
l5ai hands in height, good steppers and
il Il understood that the price paid
was Il liberal one.
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Lee Dresser. driver of the Belgrade
stage. saw a handsome buck deer 4
short distance beyond Cushnoc
Heights. yesterday morning After
staining still ana watching the team
for some time the animal turned ana
slowly ran into the woods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-19

The y. p. s. c. f. of the state
Street Free Baptist church will give a
"Povertic Partie' at the vestry Thurs
day evening. TO which everyone IL in
vited to be present ana bring their
friends. \ partial program and list Of
fines will be found on another page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-19

Assemblyman Price. Monday night.
introduced bill at Albany to enable
New York City to accept the offer of
Andrew Carnegie to give s.. 200 900 for
public libraries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-19

John Al Ladd Of East Dover was FL
tn" city for few hours. yesterday
With Elvin Grant of this city he left
on the afternoon express for Boston to
purchase an engine ana other ma
chinery for their manufacturing plant
ut East Dover