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New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
THE BOSTON wool MARKET

Boston. jan 1.-THE wool market here shows little
chage from recent conditions the being Arm while
Ae demand Is moderate There is weakness shown in
prices, and the trade rule is very CONFIDENT Th.
rse purchases made during fall cut into the sIppv
OF tle most desirable wOrsted
az present Fine Territory woods OF good staple
are scarce and such extreme prices when avail
able Good lots OF fine medium Territory are oiata5 %
the secured basis Of 41Q44c with fine ar 4647c and
tep-e az 4o49Oc Fleece woods hrr some houses
Keep soid ahead faster than the can be opened
ne uele as whole quotes the market firm but quiet
4es ot OHIO washed deaiues have made az 2sl.
sc With OHIO heeces at 26e d27c fancy lots being
neu a. For NO Ohio feeceS washed, 26-1G27c "a
quoted with sales the price The maret For
Australian wools Is firm. with offerings u,o.serare -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON NARxrr

Liverpool. Jan p, ? m.-Cotton-Spot quiet; price.
!1S2d lover American Hiddllng fair 2s2d; good mid
ding 21-32d: niddling. 1924: rniddling 7-6d:
good ordinary 5-6d; ordinary Lied The sales ot
the day were 600 bales u which speculation
ana export and included $500 American Receipts
bales including Il 200 American Futures openee easy
and closed quiet; American nliddlng 0 January.
zo49+ SG-o4d buyers; January and February 2e6 sd
ouyeTs February ana March, 2s-64G4 264d sellers:
March ana April 2s44 2s-64d sellers: April and Nav
z-o44 2S-S4d sellers May and June 29-64d sellers
uHe ana Iuiy -64d sellers; July and August, 2s64d
Se.ers August and September 2zs494 25-4d sellers;
September and October 16-64d buyers
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
the Cf 5l6c for i6dllg upland and s-l6c Tor
ro6ing Cuff sales 1857 bzez Southern spot markets
telegraphed follows: Nev-Orleans quiet. IN
changed. l5-lSc; Mobile quiet, unchanged, al
7lslsc; Savannah steady unchanged at 75se Norfolk
steady, unchanged, Sc Baltimore nominal unchanged
Sc; Augusta steady. unchanged, az l-16GS1sc; 81
Leafs quiet unchanged l5-I6c. Estimated receipts
Nev-Orleans tomorrow. 900 900 bales,
COMPARED with SD actual last l0O4e
bales sctua last year. Houston 1000
bales, against 5.S5 actual last week and 1865
actual last year
Receipts a. ports interior points to-day, com
parsd with the day last week ana last year:
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:. -eoeiuts. Two DAYS. 5000 bags


EoTUON-CotIon stupcly steacy al day ana oesti-
The market opened stea1y IN tone
prices points lower. and Throughout
extremely dull with zeagre changes SHOWN
n prices policy whole trade seemed 70 be
70 and profits wherever POS
Speculative business from ths public -he
smallest while Europe and the South sent
scarcely 0rcer Sentiment greatly mixed. with
both Edes studlously watching the movement for cue
q tust which The early English cables
rather Disappointing aid caused the opening decline
here Receipts Than looked for ano were
IN good responsible for the eearth OF new orders
After ths call May sold down SIG only 70 rally 70
6i6o late IN the morning on light estimate for toaoo-
Houston receipts The private advcss received from
the belt we're nearly Al of the same tenor noting urgent
demand for cotton but little staple left
plantations Toward midday prices slowly slipped back
peg and May fell TO s. lSe 1880. when the
NeW-Orezns made It's appearance. the
q operations along hand TO mouth lines
quite Of professional settlement order Il
matter 1gUrs crop Of over 100000
bales had made, and those inclined found X
present receipts and
figure crop Of than 1000 coo bales Southern
markets unchanged and steady 10 nrn- thus
showing holders ot actual cotton.
Cssrsncss for export were nearly ss large as total poI
receipts Everything considered, the Gay standor
speculstivsiy. In hal: hour the market was
SsaIU7eess close quiet, with prices
Get unchanged 70 ! point lower.
The nt prices local market today
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Savannah Jan 21-Co:to1 steady; middlng TTsc: low
nadins I2c good ordinary 1-1ee; receipts. 6ssT
bales gross 69S3 Great Britain l94 coast
wise 50; sales. 259; stock. 125, 13S,
Aenpnls, Jan Zl-Cotton quiet ard steady; middling
Itsc low nddiig 11zc; good ordinary. 71sc: re-
200: stock, 100 $40 ' ~
Neworleans Jan 21-Cotton quiet; rniddiing 15-1sc:
low middlng. Use; good ordinary
15045 bales; 1510S Britain $50
10 france 400 70 the Continent. 5453
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

1nond 4e5e; confectioners' A. 445c / 3oc; Nos
ana =: 4;2oG; So T. : 2oc; Ne s. 415s: No 6. 4lOc;
&c; 40 p S7Oc: Nos 13 IA and Is, 365c; 10.
3o'c - Ie bags Of fine granulated, 465c. sugars
are oHered spAringly and the
are unchanged with centrifugal test quoted az 3sc;
soVado 50 test al 2bc. and mOsssss sugar So
az 29sc The London beet sugar is firm, with
prices unchanged and quoted present month
ana 6s Tad for month The stock In the United
Kingdom is 1Ss 900
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

C5ffse market weak GOOD aver
srs santos zS7o0: STOCK. IITs.0J0 bags Hamburg
C5.ee market opened = pig lower az 2SO m was
ri Inrhsrse5 10 Z pfg lower: sales 1000 bags Eavre
CoNee market opened irregular. unchanged 70 franc
higher; Al Z n unchanged advanced = a franc;
F.3O UNCHANGED. lo-al sales, 10000 bags
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIvfsTON.
sOS A M and 81 % P NJ. Daily Sundays.
aed and North Adams Sundays only, q a20 A II
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains iuuminated Pintsch
Ticket Offices az lib. POI. AIS 1915
Union So W. 2T5 Columbus Ave. lSs 125th ST.
l5th 81 and i5sth 81. Stations. York S3s and T2a
Teephone 900 SSth Street. for New York Central
Service Baggage checked
Wsstcott Express Company.
p. :. RIODGETT GEORGE H DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RA1LRoAD
fSr Soss.. q wSs an cO.anat Tsas sIS.s street and
r|The leaving time from Desbre.se. and
Cortland Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thIrd Street
station, except where otherwise noted
20 sss A Nm M FAST MAIL-LiiSed 70 two Buffet Parios
sSa a M 70 p ssSe7es 2 Plstso9rE --,
s5s A NJ PENNSYLVANIA IIMirED2Puiirnsn Com
chea cerefsnd foieao 1 ciaei1ast IND,
n5s r n, cIiIeaSo AND 5q 81 LOUIS ExPREss-ro,
r0.ece InG.svils tvia cinciunatD Indianapolis Chi
5-ss p. NJ ST. LOUIS EXPREss-For pittsburs. md,
M M1SAss %sTs = EPRE ESisf PsnlnE GAc hse.sa s
80 NJ P&eIEic EPgTs si5s5s ptt.sgr ana csl
Route connsct. fr eay Wa, via sns1snqS@n valley
SO r. n: CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI ExPREsS
W4sHiN GToS sos.'ns AND i5d fRE Fi9fia9s5sr sorrH.
anSs @ si:ss:s 3 IS @ lo2ol inias eas IosS Dining
ands Streets 2l. tse5 conET-ssional Llna al Par
Carr dining Car, es p m ia hight saa
1855 Dining GSr1 Gins q 90 o. 1osS SDinIng Tar I
EaF9s and Dining cars % G5ains ca.l. AS CDa-
soTHEN c@ he Su3herh. p the Il 10 pain aEa' Lin
I24S ~sekaS 2BTss ana as eT:SIe as p m siS
AfEbASS EbtsSTos5e.G GoASr sAS c55 c5Eoz.a sRssia 10
Topo'a Limited i255 p IA daily E9p-s5s saa 1sio
N9BF91LK 9B5 AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-F0r Memphis
caEsSPEAREs q offioD ST5 p Ra1IMxv a, t35!g
QsNS and +9S m daily
FOEf S4>D POINT COMFORT s
-Meek-d7ys and S5S .. m dailv.
a N. 255 N
sSnrosagn Eestihuled Trains. Buffet Parior Car. aad
CAPE MAY.-l2S
TvI points on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
Nsst IWenty-third Street Station. SIS a m. L 40
m 4S ofo and Dsi54o.Pss. S p m ana suHdays se ss
n lZ3o sac. $40. and 1L30 p sundays. e.45
$40 D..,-.F FoR PHILADELPHIA,
o1V tDesorosses and CortaudT Streets.
80 500 sZS Dining Carl e955
eSorosses and Cortlandt Streets. 102O Dining Cary
400 DINING Carr. 1l55 a 1255 Dining Carl aIQ
lIesorosses and Sortandt Streets. 20)
ing Car1 S55. 425. AS Dining Carr. Dining carr
59o Dining Carr. I55. SOS. 55. D. 10 ngh-
sundays, $40 T-55 coaches}. SIS. Q Ooir-R
Sarf. 800 Craited ass Dining m, II s.
tlnIs Car, 155 Dining Carr. 325 Dining Carl 35S
40 Dining Carr. 45S Dining Dining
as0o, 80. SOD S25 2. m. L. 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 4o1 1896 Broadway
IL Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.: Astor House:
west Tventy-third Street Station. 20
OF Deshrosses and Cortandt Streets Court Str-ex
ooO E1!ton Street 9S Broadway and PENNSYLVANIA
mex Station Brooklyn Station, Jersey City. The
-orA 4Ianster company VIII call for and cheek bag
aes rom hotels and residences destinations
road Cab Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON 7 P WOoT, 4
GsHsral Manager General Pass'r Agsca
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
NAVAL STORES.

While there special change in prices for .pirts
urentlne there was hrm undertone well as ar
e south and full prices were quoted all around
wee also nrn though unchanged steady with
quote. - - -@ ---eN~ A0Nes- We
SEIt1ITs TCRPENTINE-43d43Ac
ppooSET~1-Pine bois, 81 20; machine. bois, So rs.
c, 70 good strained 81 IS: D. 81
e S 90 r. 81 81 qSi 10; G. 81 75i H. so. / So K
90 w. A. %; n, 50 e5 W G, 81; " ". 81 Is.
STOCK on HAND.
Ts- 52a obls
% wilmington Jan 21-Sprts turpentine steady at 419
80 4s Dds Rosin firm 81 106s1 15 receipts
o9o opls Crude turpentne firm 35ds2
4SI Dds Tar firm at 81 25 receipts, 646 bbs
jan 2l-Sptrits turpentine firm 42l1c;
CPS ga oos sales 1885, exports 67s. Rosn firm.
Ce4Pts l4o9l bols; sales 2SE. exports sl57 Quoted
a 3 and D, 81 Ply: e 81 271k r 81 82A g. 81 an,
81 81 40 l. 81 20; L 81 25; NJ, 50 65: N Ss 25 G.
SaI jan ATurpentne and rosin unchanged
pentine, 100 DIS tur-
1Dna9n: Jan -Iurpertine-spirts 2es s&d. Rosin
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
YsAs5 ts00 .s.0o 1000 s11-3O ~ NJ. 100, lisa
IS 0Oz IS 40 - 90 sf4OO f45O 800 100 rTso B-oo
BALTIsfoRE AND WASHINGTON.
$500. 5000 Ill A ". -I.oe u 3oz. $40 6oo.
NJ. 10 Is mdt-
cSr,ces: Liberty St Ferry. Ferry. 1Is esi SsS
1854 Bway Is2 5th Ave- zs7 9Th Ave- IS Union 50.
BUS Ave New York: Court St s44. $50 F1slton 81
BROOKLYN as Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New York Trans,
YerC Co calls and checks baggage 20 destination
rFrer, Liberty oulv. .Datiy TDaIiy excspt sua-.
saw sSunsavs on1v. zpa-f~- Cars cniy.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

Buffalo. Jan. 2.-FIour quiet wheat-sprtng steady
40 northern. e5-zc; winter nominal No red S-c
Corn strong No yellow, os1ae; No CO. 6sise; No
corn 5.Acs No do. 64Ac Oats No white.
2l1tc; No DO 5Oi-c No mixed. 4esc No do. 4sSsc
barley. esq rye No =. &c.
Chicago. 21-rhe leading future, ranged az fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

- w. ~ 90 N % %; W 9, S4 W ", 81 15
STOCK on IANn
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

New-York. January 2I, 1902.
20 Dressed r5Oultrv- ylrnsg . 0gi
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

Receipts Of breadstus interior points in thousands
ast three cphers 600 omitted flour bh grain oush as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

John =. Swain, former president Of
the National Iron ana Steel 90. Of
Nashua, n. H., died, Tuesday, aged "A
years. For many years he had been 4
leading figure in Industrial circles Of
New England "A widow ana one daugh-
tar survive.
Information from 4 reliable source
at Hcrmosilln, Mex, states that a gen
cral uprising Of the Yaqui Indians IN
the central ami southern portions Of
That state has taken place ana i state
Of apprehension prevails, even NJ the
capital. for it is feared that the In
dams viii attack the town.
Peter Mcaurer, a wealthy retired bust
ness man W Melden, Conn, stood be-
fore a mirror in his bedroom, Tuesday.
ana shot himself through the right
temple, dying instantly. lie was sub
jrct to attacks Of insanity ana had once
bcfoc attempted t. take his own life
Mcaurer was a WeIl-known member Of
the Connecticut Scheutzenbund. He
was 81 years Of age.
Following the rehearsal, May Is, of
the coronation procession to Westmin-
ster Abbey, the second days pageant
was rehearsed, Tuesday. The process
sion which covered the long route to
BE- reversed. June y, made all the pre-
scribCd stops ana at each point the re
ceptiOns and formalities of the actual
parade were fully rehearsed. the whole
occupying about four hours.
An electric car which had been stalled
by the power giving out just as it was
IA. Ne
branch Of the Boston & Maine Railroad
at the Forest River station, was de-
molished. Tuesday, by being struck by
a gravel train. There We're 40 passen-
gers on the car when the power gave
out and when they saw the train COM
ing they had time to get out safely.
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FAIRFIELD.
The Ministerial Meeting.

The Augusta District Ministerial AS
ISOLATION, which is i'm session here at
the Methodist church, resumed services
ut 9 O'Clock Tuesday morning, with
devotional service. At $40, our School
at Kcnt's IIill-Its Possibilities, How
Are They tn BE Reached?" was dis
cussed. AT 1890 Temperance in Our
State-Duties Of the Churches Con-
corning IT," was discussed A recess
was thcn taken until 100. when the ser
vices were again opened by a dcVo-
tional service.
At $50, very interesting talk was
given on present Day Social Condi-
tons"
AT ESQ. "Rcligious instruction Of
Children" was taken UP by Rev. w. p.
Lord.
At 40. Rev. J. =. Lapham gave
talk IN sunday Schools, How Are
They to BE ImprOvcd?'
After this service adjournment was
made until the evening service, which
opened at $50 with a praise service.
The sermon of the evening was by Rev.
II. +. Dunnack Of Augusta. His sub
icct was Greater Than the Temple
His sermon was a very interesting one,
and quite 4 good number were present.
Rev. Mr.. WalpIe, returned mission
AIRY from Africa, closed the services
with a short talk upon the work which
he and his assistants have been doing
in that country.
The services will he continued ut
this morning, ana will close, this noon.
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Delegates to Republican Conventions

The following delegates were elected
by Republicans in caucus, Tuesday
evening, to attend the State conven-
ton:
]. +. Bodwell, ID. C. SkilIin, George S.
Fuller, II. NJ. Johnson, George A. SAT-
ford. w. d. Spaulding. Alternates:
Ben Tenney, c. +. Dinsmore, j. w.
Fuller. w. c. Johnson, George w. Per-
kins. John G. Wiley.
. Delegates to district conventions.
Currier, ]. +. Lunt, ii. z. Getchell. w.
A. Harvey, S. r. Estes and d. K. jew
ell Alternates: Alden r. Grimes, G.
f. Brann. l.. w. Payson, w. r. Brann.
F. A. Winslow. Carlo Galizia.
The lists of delegates were presented
by the city committee and appoint
ments were made by acclamation.
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OAKLAND.

A supposed attempt at burglary
was made, early Sunday morning, in
the house Of stephen Pullen on Pullen
Hill. At about 10 o'clock Mr. Pullen
was awakened by the sound of foot
steps in the upper hall, and upon in
vestigating discovered the presence Of
man. How the man got into the
house is still a mystery. but upon be-
ing told to leave he quietly walked
down stairs ana went out the front
door. Nothing was missed from the
house, but il is supposed the mans
motive must have been robbery, as no
other is known.
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WATERVILLE ADVERTISEMENT
LIGHTBODY'S HEADACHE POWDERS.

Absolutely safe, contain no substance
that is injurious to infancy or age, or to
those cnfeehled by disease. No possible
danger Of forming the drug habit by the
use Of Lightbody s headache powders.
Pennington, Ne. Dec. 1G 1899.
Gontlemcn:-I take pleasure in stating
that your Headache Powders have given
me almost instant relief in sick headache.
We keep The powders in the house, ana
have several times given one to visitors
who Were suffering from headache, and
in every instance they proved effective.
| checrfuIy recommend them.
MRS. I. II. RUSSELL, pcrham st.
Sond for samplo.
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At the northwest corner of Central
ana Water streets stands a sturdy old
telegraph pole which is as tall as the
cornice of the Beeman block. Owing
to the central location of this pole most
everything in the shape of a wire has
eventually been affixed to it. and it is
said that there are more in sight to
care for improved telephone and tele-
graph service. BY actual count there
are now 80 wires attached to the pole
electric feed wires, electric light wires,
telephone and telegraph wires and tele-
phone cables. viii it become necessary
to institute city department of wires
and conduits?
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Bowdoin Chapter OF Delta Epsilon
has accepted AN invitation 10 attend tn
semizeentennial anniversary of the cobb
Chapter To be held at Watervile about
June -.
AIRS. Loretta L. Rcdker, alias Mrs L.
Ietta Il. Smith, WAS arrested in Wash
burn. Monday, by United States Deputy
Marshal Norton charged with "A violation
uf The pension laws. she was taken to
Bangor ana will be arraigned before
mteu States Commissioner I1amlin later
IN the week.
The death of Henry II. Leavtt. a lift
long resident ana highly respected eli
zen Of Turner, occurred at his home at
the North Parish, Friday. after a short
illness caused by chronic heart disease.
\ widow, a son, Harry C.. ana a daugi.-
ter, Laura, ana q brother, Lorenzo LeavItt
uI Boston. survive Lin.
The following members Of the junior
class of BowdoIn College took the exam
ination for the class Ot ~ prize in Amer
lean history. Seldom Osgood Martin of
FOScroft, Philip Greeley Clifford Of Port
land Cement Franklin Robinson of
Brunswick, Edward Harrington Abbott Of
Auburn. The prize Is the income OF 5000
given by William j. Curtis Of New York,
uf the class Of 70.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County.

The following are the real estate trans
fcrs IN Lincoln county for one week:
BRISrOL-Thomas Hutchings to John
y. Kafter, land, 81. J.. y. Thompson l.
ELLA Jane Eos. land ANA buildings. s1-
DAMARiSCOTTA-S +. Foster IL
Vim. ILL., Foster, lana ana buildings Sd
NEWCAS1 LE-JUs. r. Mcrrin's Est t.
Annah Merrill, lana ana buildings. 81.
Artcil 4. Hall to Jus. G. SOuthwick. lanu.
$40; Wellington clark To VIM. ThurstOn
land and buildings. $lS0a.
SOITHPOKT-lIcnr r. Smith VI An
ME Barker. land ana buildings. $Gyn
WALDOBORO-MOsc K. Matthews IL
John n. Gay, Jr.. land. 81.
WIiITEFIELD-lSrIc Dunton to Nan
cy II. Denton, land. ST.
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Gardiner Congregational parish was
held In the vestry OF the church. Mon
day night. The following officers We're
elected Clerk, Coburn Lawrence;
treasurer. Charles cobb; trustee for
three years, Van r. Becdle. The other
members Of the trustees whose office
holds over from last year are Henry
Martin and Greenlief Lawrence. A
committee was chosen to consider the
matter of memorial windows ana cleo
tric lights for the church. An adj
iourned meeting was appointed for two
weeks from Monday night.
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Mrs. Florence knowles of Sidney,
who had been very in with blood
poisoning ut the home Of Jewett Pratt,
died, Monday night. She was the
daughter Of Grin Kendall Of this town.
she was Oh her way to the home Of q
cousin. on The Ridge. and was unable
to reach her destination on account #
her serious illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-04

The members of John r. Hubbard
Post. No. 20. G. a. r., wish to extend
their sincere thanks to the members
of the city government for their lib
eral donation. and to the clergy, the
Uniform Rank, knights of Pythias, the
John Il. Hubbard Relief Corps, and to
citizens in general who contributed
flowers. or in any way assisted the Post
in commemoration of Memorial day.
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G.. II. Became says. 1T takes care to
prepare good soda" Who ever drank
any but good soda at his fountain?
one Of the prime causes is that he
charges his own tanks with pure
Forest Spring mineral water, and also
attends particularly to the cleanliness
of every part.
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kins wharf, recently leased by the Hol-
lingsWorth & Whitney Co, is progress
ing rapidly. The wharf has been cX-
tended toward the river front for sew
eral feet and with this addition to the
previous large space the company will
have a very desirable place for stor-
ing their coal.
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Inc High school ball team from
fTeeport will play a game with the
school team of this city al QuimbX
field, this afternoon, and 4 good game
IS expected, as both teams have i'm
proved since the game at Freeport,
when Gardiner High won.
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Housekeepers viii be amused ana in
terested in seeing the cute ample. potat to
and cucumber parer and slicer, Weber
Bros. have just received. 1t is only a
lucent article, but does It's work per-
fect!y. It's adjustable, slice thick or
thln. An entirely new device. See it.
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Among the visitors at the Home libra
ry, Tuesday, were. Orpha n. Lowell,
Dexter; Isabel Sewall, Pennington; Her
bert +. Moulton, Mrs. Joseph Etchelis,
Jr., Mrs. Effie E. Moulton, Biddeford
Miss Grace ID. Robbins, Miss Clarice Den
ny, Augusta; i. T.. Brown. Hallowell ii.
c. Hunton, Geo. II. Foster Oakland.
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Hallowell Commandery, United Order

Hallowell Commandery, United order
Golden Cross. will observe its 18th ami
versary with appropriate exercises Of
4 literary nature at its hall, this even
ing. Ii is expected that Grand Com
mander w. II. Douglass of Lisbon
Falls, also other out -of-town members
Of the order will be present. The exer-
cises will be attended by members of
the lodge and invited friends.
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Petitions in bankruptcy have been
filed by Alphonse John. Auburn: Ar
thur Proyencal, Biddeford; Mary a.
Drummery. Ellsworth: Michael J.
Drummcry Ellsworth; Il. Irving Swift,
Auburn; Myron l.. Allen, Bridgton;
VIII +. CARL, WATERFORD.
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The following appointments for tn

The following appointments for the
Colby Junior exhibition have been an
nounced; England and America
Cecil NJ. Daggett; The Dominant
Spirit in Civilization" A. Davenport
Cox; The Worlds Christian Student
Confederation" Leon G. Staples; The
Genius ana the Man." Roger r. Bru-
nell; "Civilization Versus Justice"
Sheppard +. Butler: some Girlstfrom
Shakespeare Bctsey Adams Nichols;
Cradle Songs" Lois Easton Hoxfe;
THE Queens Of the 18th Century" Eva
May Johnson.
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erected on the grounds of the Central
Street Grammar school and the lum-
Der has arrived from the South Car
diner Lumber co. and the pole will be
made by Warren Dorr,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-04

Arthur Cunningham has purchased
the A. c. McCausland place on Grant
street and will occupy it. The former
tenant, Mr.. Ford, will occupy Mr.. Man
sons house on Bowman street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-04

The steamer Gardiner is ut Gray's
wharf, where she is having a thorough
overhauling and cleaning before the
summer season, which will commence,
Saturday, June IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-04

+. q. farrow, q young man from
Hartford Seminary, who has taken
charge of the work of the PittstOn
church for the summer, was calling at
the parsonage, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-04
WATERVILLE.

Another batch Of Italians who have
been Ut work over on the narrow guage
railroad, left the city, Tuesday morn
ing. They arrived in the city, Mon
day forenoon. going to the station
where they remained mi through the
day. on the arrival of No. % in the
evening 4 special car was provided for
them where they spent the night until
the arrival Of Pullman No. n, Tuesday
morning, their car being attached TO
that train and sent over east.