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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07
FOR EDWARDS CORONATION,


. New York, Dec. 4.-Close upon sixty
claims of services to be performed at
the coronation of King Edward have
been submitted for consideration to
the privy council chamber at White
hall, Wednesday, says Il London dis
patch to the Tribune. Among other
curious claims is that of the duke of
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

St. Louis. Dec. 1.-THE first annual
banquet of the Illinois society of st,
Louis, given at the Planters Tuesday
night, was m of the most delightful
functions of the kind ever given at
that hostelry. Covers were laid for
upwards of fifty guests.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

st. Louis, Dec. 4.-Gen. Wesley Mer
rift, L. S. A., arrived from the east
tuesday night, and is quartered at
the southern hotel. He refuses to say
anything about the object of his visit
to st. Louis at this time.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

Washington, Dec. 4-Representa-
tive Williams, of Mississippi, intro
duced a resolution, Tuesday, provid-
ing for n committee of inquiry into
the %scandalous aspersions against
Rear-Admiral Schley published in the
alleged naval history of the United
States compiled by f. S. Maclay, al
employee of the navy department.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07
HOMINY MILL DESTROYED.
Jcnckes' HOminy Mill and Two Cot
tages Adjoining, at Terre
Haute, Ind, Burned.

Terre Haute, Ind, Dec. 4.-Jenckes'
hominy mill, with a capacity of 1000
bushels per day, and two cottages adj
joining, were destroyed by fire
Wednesday,. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. Two firemen were badly in
iured by a falling roof.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

New York, Dec. 4.-Trading on the
cotton exchange was ~conyulscd.
Tuesday, by the publication of the
governments estimate of a short cot
ton crop for the season. The figures
were 9,670, 900 bales, or nearly 2,000,-
900 bales less than the trade general
ly expected.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

St. Louis-Cattle-Fancy exports. ss 957
200, butchers, $4.25Q6 10; stockers' 81 IL
3 p; cows and heifers, 81 5Oa5. 25. Hogs
Packing. &~5.6o06.00: butchers, S.SoGS IL.
light. Si15d5-NQ. Sheep-Mutton sheen
$2'oH5 -; lambs, &.75qiS0.
Indianapolis - Cattle-Fair to prin,
steers, $5.25d6l5. Hogs-Good to choics
heaVics. S5.N5H6.07l2; mixed and heoVv
packing, $5.50d5.S5 Sheep-Good to choice
lambs, $$.1a0425; good to choice sheep.
s.. 50U2.7j. "
Chicago - Cattle Good to prime.
s6.55H7.5p poor to medium, s.. 91G1s %:
stockers and feeders, s.. 00d4 %; cows q ,,
GAO; heifers. $2.od5.50; Gamer 81 -
$50; calves, s.. 5Od5.50; Texas fed steers
Sl5. Hogs-MiXed and butchers, $500
G.1o; good to choice heavy, s.. SOSIs Ii.
rough heavy. S5.40d5.65, light, 5000 *
Sheep-Gopd to choice wethers, 5000 q.
fair to lice mixed, $2.75d3. so; western
Sheep .,.oop4 400; native lambs, 81 .50ll4 s.:
western lambs, $3.00q425.
Kansas City-Cattle-Native beef steers
S4.l50G Is; Texas and Indian steers. 81. 0oSl
AS; Texas cows, 81 15U3. 40: native cows
ana heifers, S2.5oH5.25; stockers and feel
ers, S.oonl 40; calves. S3.25a5.25. Hogs
Heavy. 81 l5pG.25: packers. St. GOAT. 20: me-
dunn, $5.90Gi6.15; light. s.. i0a6.05; workers
S5.35P6.r. Shcep-Muttons. SS.0o6S X.
!omhs, $ioofu4N 80; wethers, $3.15d375; ewes
S.UgU2.i 10.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

Waukesha, Wis, Dec. 4.-The Wan
kesha Springs sanitarium building.
unoccupied and nearing completion,
was destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
The building was erected by Michael
Gleason, of Waukesha, at "A cost of
$50, 600. The property is insured for
$50. COO.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

Washington, Dee. 4.-Representa-
tive Dick. of Ohio. has introduced a
resolution in congress for n general
Investigation of the denial or abridge-
ment of the right to vote in certain
ktntes of the Union.
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ONLY SENATE IN SESSION.
A Flood of Formal Executive CUm-
mUnications Occupied Much
of the session.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE senate
was the only congressional branch in
session. The early business included
a Hood of executive communications,
mainly formal. One Of them, from
the Encouragement, submitted the
complication of the laws of Porto
Rico i'm English and spanish, as or
dered uN the la.t ngress
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

st. Louis. Dee. 4.-Nilliam Mcbride,
of Rector. Ark, was the victim of the
wiles of n confidence man, who met
him in front of the city hall, and as
a result left the city about 500 poorer
| than when he came.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

st. Louis, Dec. 4.-Saturday after.
noon the first squadron of the Elev-
enth cavalry will leave Jefferson Bar.
racks, under command of Maj. James
Il. Huxley. for San Francisco, en- route
to the Philippines.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07
Arthur Grissou Dead,

New York, Dec. 4.-Arthur Girls.
SON.. editor of The Smart Set. died.
Tuesday evening. of typhoid fever in
this city, He was born in Payson,
H., 80 years ago.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

Washington, Dec. 1.-The president
sent to the senate to-day the new
1Iay-Pauncefote treaty for an 18TH.
mian canal.
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L. financial.

Quotations for middling range as fol-
lows: St. Louis, 7Ssc; New York, S 5-l6c:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-12-07

New York. Dec. 4-Money on call
n%ominally at t14@fi2 per cent; prime m r
camille paper 4'ad6 per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S7Ssu4S7lh for deman5
and at iS4n4Sil2 for 60 days: posted rat.
40 and 4NNlg; commercial bills 4S3ls0N
Bar silver 54i2, Mexican dollars a. Gov
tV7ment bonds firm. NV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
SOUTHERN REPRESENTATION.
Southern Republicans No. All in Favor Of Bill
Reducing Their Number

Washington. Dec PA conference
OF Southern Republicans IN Congress
was held here, Wednesday, at which
We're present enators McComas Of
Maryland and Pritchari Of North Car
olina, and members Of the House IRON.
West Virginia, Kentucky Tennessee.
North Carolina Missouri ana Mary
land.
The chief featured iScusscd related
to the aDportionment Of representation
from the South with particular refer
enc ." Mr. Crumpacker's bill. which
seeks 10 reduce the Souths r"pres"nta-
tiou nu the ground that the negro is
deprived III his vote. The discussion
was entirely informal in character ana
r. ACTON was taken by thu conference.
IN" talh showed mat the members
W,ir nat entirely ia accord with thc
question "f thri' attitude with respect
Il IN" bil. Senator prityhord declared
Ms ncsiii'e opposition a. IL
hnothcr meeting Niil ," held. mkt
" Wednesday night. az which II j. eN-
reute'l some agreement viii h- had a@
I" ,h5' your-y IN. Republicans n from
tn South viii adopt ur the m-5 sur.
wh.u 10 comes ur n th- ,lu,u~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
HAVANA PROTESTS
Against Lieut.. Com. Young Being Relieved as
Captain OF the Port.

Havana Dec. IA rumor current
here. Wednesday. that Washington
had relieved Lieut.. Commander !.uciCn
Young as captain of the port uf Ha-
vana. caused the representatives of ev
cry shipping interest in the city to
send a cablegram to the secretary of
the navy protesting against such ac-
tioIl. An indignation meeting was also
held at which a number of merchants
formulated protest against the re-
moval of Lieut.. Commander Young at
this critical period. saying they feel il
would he pn act most injurious To their
interests. The meeting highly COM
mended Lieut.. Commander Young 8
services ut Havana He was popular
with all classes.
Lieut.. Commander Young was seen.
Wednesday. He refused to discuss the
current rumor. He said he had re-
Ceived some orders from Washington
and expressed himself personally rs
pleased to be relieved from his duties
in Cuba. He has been here three
wears.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
CANNOT INTERFERE.
State Department Will Not Be Drawn Into
American Congress Discussions

Washington Dec. u. Th. stat, ir-
'altm"ri has been ublic.-l 10 d-ciin. a.
b, drawn into tn w rI-Sion ~ thr
various projects fpr general arbitration
now pending before the congress nf
American republics i'm Mexico. Tn. is
su" presented IN suhSysnc" il compul-
sory arbitration ". Voluntary arbitra-
tl"n ana Chill is bitterly opposed :" IN"
former which Is h"li'yod L. have thr
support Of a ma jurity Of IN" delegates.
rs this subject threatens t. disrupt thr
congress and III" Delegates seem un-
abb" {" reach an agreement among
themselves, several appeals have been
mad" t" III" government her" to east
th" influence of the United States in a
manner to dctermin" the issue This.
however. the state department has de-
clincd I" d". taking together that hav-
ing fully and properly instructed the
delegates 70 the congress. it cannot in
terfere with them in their actions upon
subject before the congress
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
BREvET RANK FOR CALAMITY.
thousands Will Be Honored Tor Service in
West indies. Philippines and China.

Washington. Dec l..-Thc ANS
h"ard which has been for several
months preparing 81 list Of officers who
stall W recommended for brevet rank
IN Constellation Of gallant service III
'uh". Porto Rico. the Philippines and
china. mas completed its work and tn"
report 0ill - submitted To tn. secrc
tary ~ wdr in day or two.
Thi, list j. Q" TAX" the place Of that
iHid before IN" Senate last session ana
withdrawn D, fnre action. Nutyith
-tandinc this board began with The
rurrosn of very much restricting tha
b-stoWal " hreV-ts. they have been uu-
ani" Z" Keep th- sum total of thu. names
much below n" thousands in number
1t is "Np-Cted that President Enusc-
volts nam" will y" on tn. brcvrt list.
Win IN" rank ~ hricadier general ~
Volunteers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
FOOL S HASTE is NAE SPEED. DON'T
HURRY THE WORK UNLESS YOU USE
$APOl- 10

with large S,aSrutli" requirements frr
credits known tn u.. imI. udIng IL Was
obvious that rht mou"r ~t.rpiy wnuld ~.
limited. rht uVailah-r supply ~ govern
m,.ut bonds for redemption hIS grown
,.Xcc,dIugtY scarce. ana nor much .urtn'r
rriicf X expected uu -hat account IN"
Specuiativ" lipGidarion. both iu stocks
ANA grains u pres tmahy "n'C.iuL som"
automatic r,li-t tp th. money market
h.!t nn lyr," Sims which nr, taken nAt
W. tn. cam loan market Il, replaced IN
time loans rates cor which have adj
Nan,rd to u pr cent
Besides IN. federal influence ri Ia,
money SituutinU thrr" WAS soni- sp"cla-
weakness shown IN New York Central
on account of thc restriction ~ action
bl III, directors "f tn. Vanderbilt roads
at today MEETINGS ~ m advIDC, III IN.
dividend rate un canada southern
Northwest dropped ~ ana Omaha y.
PENNSYLVANIA ana \"rrnlk 4 Western
over points ou account ~ ~, h,avH
outlaws announced fnr ~. Hudson river
tunnel.
The ,Ntr-m, losses w.r" much mndiii-I
~ III" nral ralls AmaIEamat"d Copper
Huctuai"d from high level uf 1iA iu
~" morning down Ia - IN Jnr afternoon.
,l.'~iuE at 49,. "a met loss nf : -.
Bonds Were. actiN" and weak. Tutrf
sales. par vi,lu,.. S.5l-.~. United Siat.~
bonds w"r' all unchanged "u h" laSt
call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
TURNED DOWN.
Brush's Scheme for Syndicate
Baseball Killed.
League Decides That Its Organization
Is Of Perpetual Nature.
Election Of A. G. Spalding as President Now
Seems Most Likely.

New York. Dee. l2.--John T. Brush s
scheme for the revolution of the ma
tional game is dead At the meeting
At the Fifth Avenu" Hotel. "Wednesday.
the National League macnates, by a
ma ajority vote decided that the league
was perpetual body and did not die
with the expiration of the Indianapolis
agreement Dec. Is. 1t was also de
ciicd that no club can be expelled from
the league except for specified causes
aa set forth in the constitution and by
laws Of the organization. Thus came
the end of Mr.. Brush's plan for syndi-
cate base ball.
The vote came as the result of a res
ciution Ia declare the league out of
existence on ana after Dec. Is. For sew
etLl hours the matter had been dis
cCSs.d and argued pro and con. The
speeches. 1t is said. We're stormy in
their nature. Charges Of bad faith We're
frequently made on both sides. Finally
a vote was taken. The result. accord
ing to excellent authority, showed that
Brooklyn. i;oston. Philadelphia and
Chicago We've against the motion. St.
Louis voted aye. while New York and
Cincinnati did not vote. The result
means that the National League is back
in the same spot il occupied before the
signing of the Indianapolis agreement
in 1891.
An attempt was mad, ~ Wednesday $
meeting to elect A. q. SpaidinE president.
1t was at first reported that he had been
beaten. but this turned out 10 be untrue.
shortly after the maCnates went into
session. Drcyfus made motion that the
election of officers be proceeded with.
This was amended that \. G. Spalding
hitch came in the matter OF doing away
with the order Of business a. TO pro-
coed with the election. When the mat
ter was put TO vote. Boston. Cincin-
natl. ST. Louis and New York voted TO
proceed in the regular order. thereby
setting back Mr. Spalding's election UNI
til later.
1t is stated upon good authority tha
ut least FIVE Of til" clubs favor the cicC-
tion Of Mr.. Spalding. They nrc Pitts
burg. Boston. Chicago, Brooklyn ana
Philadelphia
When thr session began at . u'ClocA
in the afternoon. those present Were y.
Conant G. ". Y. Billings Boston: Ed
ward Hanlon. 7. A. Abcll. Harry Won
Dcr Horst ara Charles tbDctts of Brook
lyu: ro.. John ~ Rogers ana n. j. Rcacn.
Philldclphia Andrew Freedman. New
York Frank De Haas Robson. 81. Louis
lanes Hart. Chicago. ami I"hn n
Brush cincinnati
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Bad Circulation the of the
advancing there decline of strength and
BODY moves with less speed Because the
the blood
Of its and muscles
train Of bodily ailments Gold chilly
skim chronic ulcers
and other diseases peculiar old
het blood
the vital quick, healthy
s. s. blood
the OF all medicine
ingredients, and mild and
character those inherited
gets under the influence OF S. S. S there marked
h and as richer blood begins
nave not noticed begin heal joints grad
our medical is Of who
like
case write them all about and Shall receive
You nothing
ent OF great benefit to them being
some special directions received from physicians
Don be
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY ATLANTA GA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features oi the Days Dealings In All the Lead
Ing Stocks.

New York Dec. l2.-Specuiative liau-
dation continued In the stock market
today. helped on by the stringcncy in
money. which ran The call loan rate up
70 l. per cent. at one time Other sell
ing was precautionary. in fear of still
more stringent conditions III the monev
markct. \ very material element in tn.
days weakness was the short selling by
m" bears. who became cmboldered by
IN" lack Of support in the market and
pnt out very large short lines. Whoa
the zone changed the bears found thcv
had been following the decline too close
y ana they helped an the rally py bid
ding against each other u get back
stocks.
The rally came late in the day when
the banks came in To the exchange ana
offered to lend large sums. with the sat
iSfaction OF the demand by cheese offer
ingS the money rate fell away and the
pressure on the stock market was quick
~ rclaNed. The covering by tho bear,
was Inc principal cement In he rally
The Improvement was no, fully held am:
the market closed Irregular.
There is nothing obscure about the sit
uation of the money market. With sur
plus reserves shown to be below S1,Dp
-" IN last Saturdays bank statement and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
MARc0NI. THE WIRELESS.
Will Attempt to Communicate With Lucania
ESQ TO 300 Miles al Sea.

St. Johns. y. F.. Dec. iG.-N IL. Mar
conf of wireless telegrarhy fame. Is
awaiting the arrival in mid-ocean OF
the Cunard Line steamship Lucania
He hopes to open wireless communica- :
tion with the Lucania while she is still
from 80 to 300 miles from the land MI
Marconi viii follow the steamers pro-
gress across the long stretch or sea
parallel with the region beyond the
Grand Banks. He expects these cXper-
iments will prove beyond dispute the
practical utility OF the invention Of
wireless tclegraphy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
A COAL FAMINE
Al PhiladeIph ia, With Vessels Going 10 Other
Ports for caFsoes.

Philadelphia. Dec. PA coal famine
such as had not prevailed for years
now exists at this port by reason of
which both the coaStWise and West In
dia commerce is almost entirely Grip
pied. Orders for coal both throughout
New England and the West India is
lands are pouring in but the merchants
find themselves unable to make ship
ments owing to the scarcity of Goa! 1T
tidewater. This condition in a great
measure is due to a scarcity of cars to
carry the mineral from the mines.
Lying III the Delaware river, anchor
cd. are a large number of steamers
schooners and bargcs. all chartered
put unable TO get their cargoeS. Daily
Inc situation Is becoming more serious
ana vessel owners, becoming aware o.
the existing conditions at this port. are
sending their vessels south to New
port News and Baltimore from New
England ports. hoping to get return
cargoes in better time.
After lying here idle for q u.riod nj
~ days, unable to get charter witt
any specific loading dates. the schoone,
'ohn +. Randall. Capt. Crocker n YES.
H'' OF 2''" tons capacity. sailed a,yay
hght' Wednesday. bound for Baltimore
where sh" will load coal for Boston.
Al Fort Richmond, from which poin,
inc daily output seldom fars short o,
looVo tons, only one 1ion-ton cargo wa.
sh'pped. Wednesday, that being by ,l,e
barge Kohinoor.
Just how long this unsatisfactor.
condition will continue is a matter al
speculation. Coal shippers having YES.
sells on hand TO load are unahJa to ca,
when they will hay., Goa, on b,rd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
Chicago Markets.

Chicago. Dee. Il.
Weakness WIS felt in all grain. today
as tn result OF the continued selling q
all sides for profits and to stop lossc,
May wheat Closed >sma down. May cor,
:, lower and May oats : lower. Pro
visions closed - .ul5c down.
The leading futures closed az follows:
1914.
CORN-Dec, G,;i@a.: MAY. ss.,. July
G6.
OATS-Dcc.. iiae: May. i5l,: july e,..
PoRk-.Ian.. 1910; May. iG.Nt
l.ARD-Jan.. ".S,A4: May. 9.Sa
SliOi:p EIHS-Jan.. S.31@; May. >55.
= WHEAT-No. sprins, 7iai: No. iy,i
OATS No. :. iot.; No. white. ,sa.s
No. 5 white. A1.,nlS}a
RfE-No. ;. t3l.M6ii.
MALTiNC; Choice iN162is
Fi-ANsEED-No. !. ~; ~. north
western. III.
TlMOTHN-Pfime s. .nsf5"
pORk-l5 2afr:;,.
LARD-g.5 .a,ig.p
SHORT RIBS. SIDES-S. S5sts. 20
SHOULDERS Dry saltedl 1ssS,l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
SNOW AND ICE REPORT.
Hudson River Ice Is Thin and Soft. Snow Area
Mas Increased.

Washington. Dec. 1n-rhc area covered
by snow AT l.. NJ. Dec. 2, was much
greater than on III" dat" or the previous
bulletin, the "a instant \ considerable
portion Of the Ohio and central Missss p
pi valleys. Lake region. ana upper Mis-
souri, valley, which wcrc free from snow
on the las' mentioned date. were COW
cred on the evening OF The 9Th 10 dcpih
ranging from | to ) inches. while in tho
more northerly districts IN" depths rang
I'd from {! to more than l. inches.
At the corresponding date OF 1850 til"
Ohio and central Mississippi valleys were
tions OF the lower Lake region and north
ern New England ther" was more SNOW
than at this dat.
Considerable ice has formed during the
week in the rivers 0f New England.
where IL now ranges from 10 ? inches ia
thickness. and more than was reported
on the "a instant Is also indicated NJ tn.
NOR" nor ;herly stations n some Of thc
western rivers. In IN. upper Missouri.
however. hut little change Ia compared
with the reports of the "a instant T.
noted. The Mississippi. which was oper
Ak st Paul on the "a Instant. is nov
frozen To a thickness nf inches
The following tclcEra phic reports hay.
been received from weather bureau sta
tiOus:
Duluth. MINI. Dee. 9-Iiarb"r ic. con
tInucs to rangr between I and inches
open water on Duluth side uf Superior
bay Through navigation about over.
.aSr departures morning - .th. a tcw
Ip-bouud boats due.
-Nbany. \. s.. Dec l".-FoIr to : inches
snow In Hudson And Mohawk valleys. Z.
L. inches soft ice IN Hudson
At III" corresponding date or l%. ne
Missouri WtS frozen farther southward
than Al this date, but thcr" was nn a..
in tic upper mississippi .,t st Paul
vA"t" "A thickness az " inches is now ~
ported: there was considerably less lee
than Il now reported In IN" rivers "t
Maine.
Following u III. ad.pth of snow and
thickness M iCc at j. NJ. Do. 3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
New York Produce Market.

New York. Dee. II.
FLoI E-Rccc!ptS. 3Su1I bblS. exports.
$500 bbls.; sales. lo.5n" pTgs.; quiet and
easy.
WHENT-R"ccipts. ~ .un bush: safes.
@.4lo.~p bush futures. spot weak. M. (!
red 10. &" h atl"at; No. ; rcd. N.ii rl1-
Nator: No. northern pulUlh. 81. % II
atloat: No hard Duluth. ~ " II atlpat.
toRN-RcCcipts. 6nn bush; exports
i".o bush; sales. 2ldotn bush futires
spot weak: ~. :. t"ls elevator anh ia
- afioat.
OATS-Tcceipts. ll2.5," bush: exports,
3l,3s, bush: spot quiet: No. >, 81: No g
-: No. white. 81; No. > white. 81: track
mixed weston. 5ln5l'-; track white. Isn53
BEEF-Steady
CUT MEATS-S;cady.
LARD-Easy; western steamed ln35
refined steady.
PORK-Easr: mess. li.a5cif7.a5
BtTTEE quiet and easy: creamery. Ii
as; factory. l3,.aj i" . June creamery. IS
a.: imitation creamery. liHlNi..
PETROLEl M-Wcan; refined. -,
SCGAR-Raw. steady: lair REFINING. .
"-S2; centrifugal 81 test, 3a,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS

Personally conducted weekly tourist s1-
curslons to California, leaving Chicago
every Friday night-frcm Boston every
Thursday-Over the Illinois Central r. K.
for los Angeles and san Francisco via.
Omaha ana the scenic line Of the world;
passing through the grandcst scenery OF
the Rocky. Sierra Nevada ara the
Tehlchapi mountain ranges. and through
such tourist pos as Colorado springs
P1,b bln. salt Lake CITY. ogden and sac
rarn,rto. ATT TIE GRANDEsT SEEN
IC FEATURES EY DAYLIGHT. For W
Illustrated advertising matter. rates, reStr
walton w btrtus ana an further informs
uon apply 10 ~ q. CAR. New Enf
Agent. Illinois Central II. r.. - WASH
ington St. Boston. Mass ocD.demo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
PUNCH BOWL AND TRAY
As Christmas Gr, Tor Upton from Friends
Entertained on the Erin.

N"w York. Dee. T." Tn" guests. who
Were entertained by Sir Thomas Lin
ton on III" yacht Erin arc s"rding him
punch bowl and tray as n Christmas
present. The bowl is Of silver. about
20 inches in diameter. with heavy
rococo border. two inches deep. run
ming into its flutcd panel sides. TIL"
tray is = inches in diameter and siimi-
lar in design 70 the bowl.
The tray bears the following ius"rip-
tion: 'Sir Thomas J. Upton. Christ
mas Greeting. 1901. From few
American Friends guests on board tn"
Erin during The International Yacht
races
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
The Company Incorporated.

Albany. \. Y. Dee. l2.-A r,i,r,ad
pahs' ,.on.' which includes among its di-
n.. rS olhcials Of the PENNSYLVANIA
w Long Island hallway Cos was in-
liberated. .,u' Wednesday. to opernt, -,
.''load line through an underground
NIT connecting New Jersey win
IS ' ~ 'siand- The name II the co,,nany
~,o,' ~ fennsyivania. New York Eytan.
!. 5, a.l%aS o.a ao. Co ana it's cari,al stock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

The statement Of earnings and cX-
penses Of the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road system. including the Baltimore
Ohio Southwestern Railroad. FOR the
five months ended in November. 1901
shows: Gross earnings, S21 49,, So4 in
crease, so.2S2. 45S; expenses, s13.:1J. 500,
increase s220.3l3; net earnings $S546,
915. increase. 50, ,0621fo.