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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Maine Fircmen's Association
was held in this city. yesterday. No
meeting of the association was held
last year so the threads have become a
bit tangled These were Strengthened
out and general subjects discussed.
The matter of the association hanging
up prize for the muster which will
be held in this city during Old Home
week was discussed and seemed
to meet with favor. Another
meeting will be held in this city on the
day preceding the muster and it is
expected that more definite action will
be taken at that time.
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New York Produce MARKET.

New York. June u
FLOUR-R Receipts. 1852 bb.s.: exports,
l-.H1 hhlS.; sales. 400 pkgs.: still weak
and 5N1n lower to sell.
Receipts. $50 bush: exports.
$50 bush: sales, 2i5.so bush. futures.
10000 bush. SPOT: spot weak: No. : red.
sgi, q h afloat: No red. 'lis elevator
No / northern Duluth. sis o aiioat'
No. ! hard Duluth. s1it o aficat
CORN-ReCsipts. $4,000 bush: exports
3h51 bush; sales. SEQ bush. futures ~
COO bush. spot: spot weak, No. :. Al eeyat-
or and ASS II atloat.
Receipts. $3.50 bush; export.
ii.3..5 bush; spot quiet; No. 2, s.; No :
3D.. No. white. 81 ~: No. white. =.
track mixed western. 3l.0s5E; Track
white 22t fi37
BEEF-Steady.
Lardcmtwyp shrdI cmfwyp shrdl ucm1
LARD Steamed, So. refined. STEADY
PORk-F'irm. s,.,..
BUTTER Steady; creamery: 10, ,dlsi'
factory. l3Hlit2; state dairy. II -
Oh EESE-Unsettled
EGGS-Dull and weak; state and rem
ma. Is.
POTATOES Quiet a.
SUGAR-Raw, steady: fair refining en-
ccntrifUgai % test. AZ; refined. qIlel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

the Jumps between sales
,"ft III as s XXI points 4 violent ing -
Coal rose ~. Eorthwestern , sain. Tenn
covered points Of yesterdayv 'ss'.tirred Il.
loss. The preliminary sta,e,1a,.B pontx
May czDorts Of Agricultural o. ths
showing an increase over Ne, ploduct,
year Of over sil.go.c0 and ihss o. last
nreaes r wsekiy crop bulletin re Tersra.
suffering by the June reports ,"own 70 b.
warrant an assumption Of inrra ,,smsd .,
Iics Tor securities but had lIt,is ya-
Mexican Central income bonds NE. eject
~ bought but the general ,na., nsas.
dull ana Irregular. Total sales ma. sa
,nsi:,'',cd United States bonds were s' Y
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Great CONSERVATION has been caused NJ
Montreal by word that in Ldpraife. i'm
mediat"ly across the river. there are :
cases of e,na1lpox
tionary nrcmen ut Holyokc. Mass. b.
practically settled. II is expected thu
mills viii rcsIme operations, Monday
A gift ot $1,000 from an anonymous
donor for chair at columbia Univrrsit +.
for the study and teaching Of the car
nese language was announced. Wc1ne =
day.
Robert Nixon Of ST. John, ~ r.. was
arrested. wednesday night. on 4 warrant
charging him wttI cnccavOring To prccIr.
Elizabeth Pike for immoral purposes. In
tending 10 take the woman to the United
States.
The defence IN the Kennedy murde:
case at New York. rested "Wednesday.
after putting on several more witnesses
10 strengthen their Ilibi. The state also
called witnesses In rebuttal. There VII
be only one more witness.
Tho Nutmeg Athletic cIub has offered i
purse OF SlB.vn for battle between Terry
McGoyern and Dave Sullivan in Hartford.
Conn. July 4. NcGovern says he ia will
ing fn accept and the match maker i now
"Hdc1voriuE to get Sullivan S signature.
The Indianapolis News says: In few
days the Biz -Four Will become the own
Ter Of the Cincinnati Northern. When the
property is taken over the Big -Four viii
have it's own line into Toledo and Detroit
Lake Shore. places Tire Zig Four has
been trying to reach for years.
At a special meeting Of tie Boston
Chamber of Commerce "Wednesday res
ulutiuus We're adopted urging the Presi-
dent 10 take steps either by rcConVcuinE
the United States ana British joint &.
commission "r ~ some other method. 10
prCpar. on the basis of equivalent CON
CcsSious a rcCIpTnCal trade agreement be
tween the United States and Canada
which ma he brought before Congress
III its next session.
Ncdne-d ay vas tho second anniversary
az the cyclone which swept over New
Richmond. Wis. destroying the entire
business portion ana Killing outright Owe
lOn rcrruIS. Memorial services were held
in the cemetery. In The middle u tie az
tcrnoun. "Wednesday. threatening clouds
appeared IN the west and the people BE-
came paniCStrick.u. There We're wild
scenes on the streets ana everybody rush
ci for cellars ThC storm passed arCun (
The city. the oniy result there being a
heavy dywnTuur of rain.
The jury NJ New York In the case of
Mrs. Annie a.. Garrison against the Irlt-
Cd States Trust 60. Leicester Holmc
ana others. disagreed ana was dscharE-
sd. Wednesday. Mrs. Garrison brought
SIit ~ SGT asiCe a trust deed executed
by her IN lSN9 ior the benefit Of hcr
daughter G,urc"ttr Rogers, now Grace
Nixon. she alleged that her friends and
Counsel Leicester Holmc induced her to
sign The trust deed Tor the daughter when
size thought she Was simply tying up the
money Ior her own future benefit.
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A UNION MEETING
OF All Union Men Called at Wa,cryiIle Tor
Saturday Evening.

Waterville. Me, June IA union
meeting has been called for next Sat
urday evening. in Milikens block,
this city of the members OF the
Brothcrhoods OF the Locomotive En-
trackmcn and conductors. and repre-
scntatives Of Tic Portland, Watcrvillc
and Bangor divisions Of the Maine Cen
trail will be present.
An arrival of cot beds on train No.
%, this evening. leads to the belief
that Italians are to be brought here.
tonight, to take the strikers places.
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THE PLAT AMENDMENT
Accepted. Is to II. Wednesday. by Cuban
Constitutional Convention.

Havana. June l2.-The Cuban constitu-
tional convention accepted tho Plat
amendment by vote of Ii to II withou.
discussion. Senores TamaFo. Nilluonda :
and QucSad;. q ma iority of the ccmmitte, (.
. of relation. submitted as n substitute for
the committees former report the fiat:
amendment as passed by Congress. rec
ommcnding that it be accepted ana mad :
an appendix to the constitution.
In the vote on the resolution the - del
cSates presene divided as follows: In fa-
vor-Senores Capote. Niliucndas. jose NJ
Gomez. Tamayo. Monteaguedo Delgado,
Betancourt. Giberga, llorentc. Sanguilly.
Nunez. Rodriguez, Bcrriel, Quiioz and
Farrar.
Opposed-Senorcs ZayGs Aioman. Eu-
daido Tamayo. Juan GEalberto Gomez,
Cisneros. Silva c'ortun. 1.acrct, Portlcn-
do. Castro and Manduley.
Senores Rivera, Correoso Gencr and
Robau were absent. The latter two vot-
vision.
The convention will now appoint "A com
mission to draw up the electoral law.
The 31th annual meeting of the Maine
Unitarian Association was continued at
t.asiport. Me. Wednesday. with Il COM
munion service. business session. rep
rcsentatives of State officers and address
NV Roy. John A. Bcvcrington of Farming
ton. Mrs Annie G.. Spencer of Providence.
key. S. {. Beach OF Bangor. Rev Z. f..
Ncwbcrt of Augusta. and Rev. L. T..
Chappcllc of Pressure Isle.
Gen. Pultney's division has captured a
party of Beers. including a brother of
trtfr" President Schalkeburgsr. on the
Cwa Siland border
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

The following schedule has been
made up for the Waterville local team
up to and including July 4: June IA.
Colby at Waterville; June Is, Belfast
at Belfast; June 10, Geralds at Water
vile: June %, Belfast at Watcrvillc:
June 26. Lewiston i. Il. A. at Water
vile: June %. Lewiston Volunteers at
Waterville; July 4, forenoon, Lewiston
Athletics at Waterville: afternoon
Geralds at Vassalboro. 1t is expected
that the trip down east will be taken
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Nashua. S: Haverhill. o.

Nashua. n. H.. June 12.-Nashua won
team played good steady bali both in and
outficld Moore held the visitors down
so well that they did not get beyond sec
ond ha3e. The feature of the game was Il
home run in the fifth by Shea bringing in
three runs. Stackpole was easily hit.
Nashua .....0 ] l o o-y6-v
Havcrhill .......0 . c-t2-J
Batteries-M Moore and Coveney: Stack
POLE and McNally. Time, l.3n. Attend
anCc. 500
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Maine Bankers Elects Officers.

Portland, Me, June 12.-At the sec
ond annual meeting of the Maine
Bankers Association. held in this city.
this evening. the following officers
were elected: President, G. S. HIGH
born, Augusta; vice president, c. G..
Alien. Portland: secretary, J. r. Gould.
Eallowcil; treasurer. G. 4. Stafford.
Hallowcll. The meeting was followed
By a banquet at the Falmouth Hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13
the first Of July and that Il will cover
nearly the whole month.

At meeting Of the stockholders OF
the WaterviIie & Wiscasset Railroad
Co. held In the Office OF w. T. Haines,
yesterday afternoon. 1t was voted to
transfer the charter OF the road to the
combination which is being effected
amoung the three narrow guagc roads
in this vicinity. the franklin, Somerset
& Kcnncbcc. the Quebec II Wiscassct
and the WatervilIc g. Wiscasset
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Mcriden-Derby. o. Meriden. !.
At Syracuse-Syracusc. 4: Montreal. !.
At Providencc-Brown. 4: Harvard. .:
At ADMINISTRATORS 4: Holy Cross; .,
At Hartford-Rochcstcr. Is; Hartford. :,
At Norwich-Norwich. 4; New Haven. (
At Observation-Disclosures g; Il iatol. !.
At Amherst-Amherst. 1; Holy Cross. j.
At Providcncc-Providcn n; Buff
10, s. r.
dams. >. ,-
London. o.
At Rents neutrality-suspicious. Lit
tie 4. KcutS Hill, 4.
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Wit Not Fill Strikers Place.

Clinton. Nc, June 12.-tSpccian.-Twu
men. one from Dexter ana one from Do
yer. came to Clinton to take the regular
section mems places. but when they
found the sentiment of the people of IN
town and not being able to get place
to board. they left for their homes. to-
night. II is to be hoped that some settle
rncnt will soon he arranged between III"
company and men.
The new house being built for Alton
Richardson. Jr.. is being rushed a'on,;
very fast. When completed il will be =,
fine residence.
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Manchester. 5; Lowell. 3.

Lowell Mass. June 12.-Errors by Nc
I.auchlin and Alard lost Lowell the gam
with Manchester in the 10th. today. lat
liner pitched good ball for Lowell. while
Farrell was touched up freely. Umpire
Hardy had all kinds of trouble but LIS
nerve did not desert him.
Manchester 0 q l o - 81
Lowell l 0 0 0 0 0-1-i4-G
Battcrios-Farrell and Kelly: Latimer
and Merritt. Attendance. 1909.
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THE c. P. TROUBLE.
Unless Agreement Is Reached by Friday, Strike
Will Be Ordered.

Montreal June 12.-President
chauChnesSy Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway. and representatives of the
American Trackmen's Association con-
fcrrcd for three hours, today. without
reaching an agreement. Another meet
ing will be held, tomorrow. Unless
an agreement is reached by Friday a
strike will be ordered.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. JUNE -
Wheat again yielded to Favorable elop
conditions. today. and July cioseu ~
lower. July corn closed u under yes. "a
DAYS final price. July oats y lower sa.
provisions from shade lower " =
above. ..rws.
The leading futures closed as follows,
WHEAT-June. 20; July, o'zaSs' IVY
69d1, -, III.
CORN-June, as; July, i2as; Sept ~
oATs-July. 27i.: Sept. e5k
PORK-Juiy. Ass: Sept. lSo2n; az
LARD-JuIy. SIS: Sept, S.b2t Vc', ,sI,
SHORT RfBS-July: S.ufiz. sept
CASH FLOUR-Dull. 80. No . red
WHEAT-No ; spring, e'aoS' ~
g co.,RiN-No. :, 4a3a No. 2 ysllowS;i, s ri B.;
OATS-No. 2. 81 ssa2s; No. Whi'e' 49,
No. white, 21lsu2Sla.
RYE-No. .. A..
BARLEY-Goo feeding. ~,
NALTING-fairt TO choice d. n,
FLANSEED-No. l. l'V' No
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. Sas'el
PORK-liS51li.al. i
I.ARD-s. l2h.m % CEN
SHORT RIBS SiDES-Se.l4:asss;l., ~
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed !. e's@'N
SIC RSICnt loaf. sS4: granuate'' -
oo''AN 'i Receipts ShlpnfTlig
-Four Recommendations. @oo 10
Wheat ..................- io.nnto CAY
Corn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1,.atI 'eaM TX,
Oats --....--..--'-'''''''' iel9 ia
Ky ,'''''''-'''''''' 900, ,.ss5;
pa al II SS,Tfr'E:,;R-Steady: creameries. is'
Gair!Cs. 13mlbia. ,,,e7,ou
EGGS-Easy, lVtz. vi
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TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. Sas'el
Boston Market.

Boston Inne /
FLoTR-Spring patent. dWat-'
roRNESteamer yellow, g'.'
oATS-Two clip white; oila'
PORk-Backs, Ei.dSE.
STEERS-si2d9.
NEAi.S-5h9. ,.6,i
L.AMTS-West spring. l-ar
LARDsTiercc, 9h, ,.rv oval
Western M twins. ~.
THEESF-New northern '"
EGGS-Eastern. 1iaIa.
p0TATOES-Hebro
SIrGAR-iranulat an "a
MINED FEED-ll. 5igi9; winter. le
ERRNN1spring. 1s.l5a1e..o; "
Il 90 r. tks
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Mrs. Mckinley Steadily Gaining.

Washington, juno 12.-Dr. HXey on
leaving the White House. tonight. af-
ter his usual late CALL said:
Mrs. Mckinley is getting along very
nicely. Her Improvement continues
steadily. The heat is not affecting her
nlterially."
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PORTLAND

Earned runs-Bangor 1. Portland. Home
run-Guihccn. Thrce-basc hit. Kelly,
Double play-Driscol Jope. Stolen base
Murphy. Struck out-By Wills. Wiley.
Cameron. WEIGH. Murphy; by Gaffney.
Davis ,. Driscoll. Willis =. Bases on balls
By Willis, WEIGH Curtis, Murphy; by
Gaffnc' Spooner. Base on hit by pitched
bal!-Ey WI lis. Conroy: by Gaffncy.
Jopc. Sacrifice hit. Kelly. Passed ball
Clark. Time. $50 Umpire. Mahoncy.
Attendance, $50.
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Must Undergo Important Changes II Rigging
Before Being Raced.

Boston, June 1.-THE first or the
series of sail trials the independence
begun a week ago yesterday, was I'M
ished today, and the 9O-footer will not
go out again until some changes nave
been made to correct a few slight de-
fects brought out during the five days
of sailing. The features are the snort
ening of the mast, the reduction Oh the
sail plan, made necessary through the
slight tenderness which the boat SHOWS
while on the wind, and the substltu-
ton of the conventional stern post
rudder for the modern skimmlnE dlsn
balance affair. which has not proved
, wholly satisfactory.
The mast will be shortened in all
some 10 feet four feet being taken off
, the foot of the mainmast and six feet
from the foot of the topmast. The re-
duction in the sail plan will come
through the cutting off of two feet
from the top OF the mainsail. and some
slight changes in the head sails. or a
total of some 200 square feet.
The Independence sailed, today. for
the first time under racing canvas,
mainsail. foresail. jib, jibtopsail and I'm
the slight breeze seemed to slip along
very fast.
The independence will go into the
navy yard dry dock. tomorrow. as soon
as her mast has been removed.
Bristol, II. L., June 12.-W. Butler
Duncan. Jr., arrived here, today, from
New York. angry about reports in the
New York papers of last week that the
crew of the Constitution was much dis
satisfied in regard to wages and other
matters. Capt. Duncan styled such re-
ports as rot" and said there was not
Il word of truth in them. Capt. Duncan
said he could see no possible chance
Of the boat being ready. Sunday. The
Columbia was about to sail for New
York. precluding the possibility of a
brush between the big sloops, Sunday.
Newport, L. l., June 12.-The dates
fo: the races for the cup defender
class scheduled to be sailed off New
port, July 4. 6 and s, under the auspices
Of the Newport Yacht Racing Associa-
ton, have been changed to July 6. s.
10 and II. This adds one extra race.
London. June 12-Thc Royal Ulster
Yacht Club proposes a race in Irish
waters before the annual yacht race
meeting on the Clyde. 1t suggests Il
contest between the Shamrock L. Sy-
barita. Meteor and Kariad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

a meeting of tho board of Odd Fellow
appointed at the last session of the Gan
lodge of this State. was held at Port and
Tuesday evening. Tho meeting WAS held
Tor the consdera ton of plans to rclistrirt
the State. The report of this mcetin,
will he submitted at the annual session Of
the Grand Lodge in October. There ar,
about 50 districts Of subordinate AMI R"-
bckah lodges and ii is probable tai
these will be changed over to even up the
number of lodges.
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BOW DOM.

Stolen bascs-Ricc >. Saunders. league.
Pratt. Parker. Stanwood. Two-base hits
Saunders >. Newenham. Pike Allen >.
Ncvers, Coffin. Thrcc-basc hits-Rice.
Newcuham ., Pratt >. Havey. CIoudman.
Bases on balls-Ncwcnham 1. Cakes 3.
Pratt ]. Strusk out-By Newenham. 6:
by Cakes. /: by Pratt. . Passed balls
Cowng /, Blanchard /. Green /. Wild
2h ION. Umpire. Hassett of Portland.
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nes yors Cotton mafkss.

] New York, ; Su" 81:
Cotton futures closed esae,sfcrIber. ~
July: So: AuSnsr. r ,r ZIG. DecMemtrh.
: IS. January. IN: February ..,.
IN ~" AL e,cadv IN sales,
M'ddling Uplands' VS. w.
900.
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Willard spaulding of Peabody, son

was. Wednesday, at Salem. Mass.
found guilty by a jury of breaking.
entering. larceny burning. arson and
having burglars. tools in his posses
sion. There were "a counts i'll the in
diCtment and he'was found guilty of
Is. Judge Hopkins Immediately i'm
posed sentence of not less than 10
years and not more than u years in
the state prison.
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Emperor Francis Joseph arrived at
Prague, Bohemia. "Wednesday. for a visit
Of five DAYS. The club house of the Ger
man students League was decorated
with German colors. black. red and yell
low. \ Czech crowd gathered ana insist
ed that the CoiorS he removed. When The
tore them down amid shouts of Down
with the pruSSians.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Syracuse Univcrsity's, COMMENCE ne3t
exercises were held. "Wednesday. The ad-
dress was made by William Dewitt. Hyde.
president of Bowdoin College.
At the afternoon session of the Modern
Woodsmen at st. Paul. MINI. Wcinc,-
day. head physicians were chosen tor IN
various states among them being .. i.
Bemjs Of Bangor, Me.
Frank W. Randall, proprietor Of the
Randall House at Southwest Harbor.. was
Instantly killed in runaway accident
there. Tuesday evening. widow AMI
three children survive him.
Edward Hallett who has been working
for Jas Garcelon of South Lewiston. was
arrested Wednesday. at Lewiston. for
stealing 400 to 500 pounds of wool from his
.mnloyer Joe Simmons, al whose y &C ,
the wool was found, was also arccStc l.
Halcltt confessed. *
Another. strike is on at the lime klns
around Rockland where the labor,r rs Quit
work "Wednesday evening. with the
ayowed purpose of not rcturnin" in the
morning. \ request for increase of pay
from 81 % to 81 per day was made py tho
mon and refused by the company. There
are over 100 workmcn in the department
affected and il is said that few If any of
them will go to the kilns, Thursday.
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Hon. VIM. n. jerks of Barbour coun-
~. Ala. succeeds Gov. W. j. Sanford
who died. Tuesday night at Montgom
cry. Ala. He is now absent in Beau
mont, Tex. out Of respect to the gov
crnor the constitutional convention ad-
luurncd
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American League Standing.
Nl,i0nai League.

At Chicago-ChicaCo. s: Brooklyn. |.
At PittsbtIrg-Ncw York. .: PITT burg. D
At ST. Loui5-St. LoIs. 8: Ph'la tel
phia. o.
"A, ,tncina tti-Cincinatti G. Boston. {.
Called on account o. darkness at end OF
1p.t,
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Nervous
Men and
+. Women.

YOU do that wonderful how quickly the quiet down.
Nervousness psets the stomach that the food not properly
dgested the results react upon the nerves. from back to the
stomach again. and so the endless chain goes
The genuine Johann Malt Extract the relief of the
nerves by regulating the Digestion
been doing this for half century and the srest and safest
help for disordered digestion and rundown condition the
PROF. PETRA SANTA of Paris, writes
"As large number of patients lack the necessary power to digest
solid food and would through the use Of stant be merely excited
weakened regard of immense the practitioner
bring his aid nutritious tonic and remedy like Johann Hos Malt
Extract which will not only tonic, but nutrient we'll
Be to get Johann Eioffs At all druggists.
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New England League Standing.
American League.

At Boston-Dctroit. .: Boston. 4.
At Observation-Disclosures. \. Chicago. /
At Observation-Disclosures 0: Cleve-
land, 6.
At Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia. s. Mil
waukee, >.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

WatCrville. June l..
All the cases especial assigned FOR to-
day having been disposed of without trial.
the jury was excused until tomorrow.
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Another explosion took place in the
Port Royal mines at West Newton,
Pa, Wednesday afternoon 1t will
probably be Thursday afternoon before
inspectors can decide whether to make
another attempt to recover the dead
before flooding it. Tom Gleason, pit
boss, in his testimony at the inquest,
said the man responsible for the ex-
plosion is still in the mine. He testi-
fled that he had put up danger signal
which Assistant Pit Boss Hadley tore
down and told the men all was safe.
The explosion followed.
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II Is reported that the stallion Halrla.
by Hanover Julia L.. has been sold for
$4,000 to 4 Polish sportsman. prcsumabl,.
Jean Dc Rcssckc.
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@M#~c

Th:s signature Is on every boz 81 she genuine
Laxative Erorno-Q uinine Tablet.
10 feI..Gy THAT c,sEcs = cold in ono lay
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How to tell the Genuine.

The signature of Il. W. Grove appears
on every box of the genuine Laxative
Bromo- Cunine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

New York. inn. !,
Money on call steady al slsmanie
loan 2. -1al"' LAD
Prime mercantile paper 3&I41L
S,erlinR exchange firm at4ssE
Inand and 4.8J5s for 81 DAYS 18TH 10Y d.
Posted rates i.sGMiz and 4s9
Commercial bills i.s4ztlI4sJ. u, !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

London. June 12-Thc Royal Ulster
Yacht Club proposes a race in Irish
waters before the annual yacht race
meeting on the Clyde. 1t suggests a
contest between the Shamrock /. Sy-
barita. Meteor and Kariad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

Taking medicine to cure nervousness
seldom has good results
Stimulants are the worst things in the
world, for they excite and never help
Toreally help the nerves you have to
begin with the stomach and see that the
food is nronerlv assirnilated. and when
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

Gen. Pultneys division has captured a
party of Beers. including Il brother of
artir" President Schalkeburgsr. on the
Swasiland border.