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HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates. as quoted fol-
low: Money on call opened at 2a4 per cent; highest
per cent; lowest 224 per cent; last loan Pa per
cent close 22d3 per cent; ruling rate "a per cent
,r;,,a ,,onq, was quoted at ~ per cert for sixty
+o ninety DAYS 4asd5 per cent for four months and
41,75 per cent for five and six months Commercial
nancr was quoted at 1898 per cent for sixty to
ninety DAYS 4aa5 per cent for choice four and SIX
months single names. and 52 per cent for others
1,opETcN EXCHANGF-Market closed irm.
rn+ns
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coIOP4DO Springs STOCKS.

Closing c,,otations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing stock Exchange by tn Counselman & Day
,ri,,ate v,ire from william p. Bonbrtght & Co. of
Colorado Springs
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STOCKS DULL AND FIRM,
LITTLE PUBLIC TRADING
SMALL, CHANCE OF FURTHER GOLD EA-
PoRTs-MoNEY AND EXCHANGE
tations were:
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from 0aluiu"S f10
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Quotations furnished b. Joseph Walker sons No D
Broad-st-J
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INACTIVE STOCKS
FURNISHED by William E. Nichols Co.. No IS Walls,
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING.-The London exchange
was closed owing a bank holiday. and foreign
houses had no orders in the local market.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
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Brooklyn Ferry stock. ......
Hoboken Ferry LIST IS, 1876.
do stock ..........
y Y & f. r Ferry Co stock.
do LIST mtg IS. 1922 ......
y Y & II r Con as. 1916
10th & Odd SF 1st mig IS. 1919
Union F Of y Y & Il stock.
Ny & n j F LIST mtg as. 1916
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

Furnished by William E. Nichols CO. No Is waII-st)
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES
Furnished by william E Nichols & Co. No 10 wal-stl
Int period 3 BID AsEs5
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Int. period. I Bid. asked

-And interest.
STREET RAILROAD BONDS
FURNISHED by E Nichols CO.. No. Is waII-st)
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Amer Light & Trac-
do pref . per cent
B.ng Gas LIST mtg IS 1898
DO stock --...-.-------
Bling Gen Elec IS. 1922------
do stock. ------------.--
Buff c C LIST mtg IS. 1917 .!
do stock --.....-..- .-----
Butte r & p Co LIST mtg 5s-
Colum Gas co LIST IS. 1882
d G & E = LIST Con Is. 1919
do stock.
Fl W Gas Co LIST IS. 1879 o..
G. Rap G l. Co LIST -. 1915
Hud 90 Gas 1sr Con IS 1919
Indianap Gas list IS. 1920.
do stock. -----.---
Jackson Gas Co stOck-------
90 IS @, 1887 ----------.--
Lafayette Gas 1st 6s-.-.----
L & W V Gas LIST 6s. 1925
DO STOCK. - e 49, -
Mad G & z Co LIST 6s. 1925.
Milwaukee Gas As. 1927
y Z G & c LIST mtg IS. 1926
do pref -.-.---- -.---
New-Haven Gas Co stock
y Y & Q z L & P CO stock.
do pref -
Ohio & I G LIST mtg 6s. 1928.
do & p c new ---.--.---.
Syracuse G LIST mtg IS. 1876
do stock -...----..---
St Joseph Gas ist IS. 1881
s. Paul Gas @ NJ IS. 1874
Westch Z Co 1st mtg IS. 1880
do pref stock -------.---
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s. rN2a fs q
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FERRY COMPANIES
Furnished by f. Nichols 6 Co. No Is waust,
Z Int period / BID ! Asks5
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Int
rate period. Bid Aak.d
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

,iaI reports: - national banks. July Is
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS.

Open High Low Last Shares
Ing. est. est. sale. sold.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-04
0braS en- un puerto
de. ESpa1a.
Catalina va adelante.

Gerops, Espaf1s. Julio "a Las
obras del puerto de Pals mos que AGA.
ba de in&ugursr Ell Ministro de Agri-
eultnra, fueron sdjudicadas en- su :
basts, en- Febrero de este sflo Alas
sociedades Fomento de obras y cons
trucciones de Bsrcelons, en- L. canti
dad de 731 600 pesetss.
Las obras one Sc van con str mir
se comprenden en- dos geupos dis1iu
tos el primero, reffrente III dique de
abrigo y & los auxilisres de 6 eite, que
Sc ha presupuesto en- la suma de
A 224 646 pesetss; y ell segundo, efe-
rente al mnelle centra' cuyo presu :
puesto asciepde & 478, ,817 pesetas.
La importsncia comercisl del
puerto de PalAmos Sc debe al desa-
rrollo de In industris corcho- tapo1 Q
rS, casi exclusive de la proviucis de
Gerons, que hs dado valor & mas de
50 0OO hect&reas de terreno y oCup3
do mas de 10, 900 obreros que elebo
ran uncs 2, millones de tspones.
La exportRcion Sc hsce princl
pslmente Inglaterrs, Russia, Aus
tria y Estados Unidos, 5ando esto
Iugar & un movim ento comercial re-
presentado por n IS de 20 600, 600 de
pesetaS
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Ell tribunal de La Haya
empieza a dar PRACTICES
RESULTADO23.
lie han SidO SOmetidaS
aIgunas desaVen n3ias.
INTERNACIONALES.
Hay algeria en- HOIanda con tai motive

Los per'6 iicos holandeses no
ocultan Ia satisfaction que les csus&
ell yer que por fin VS. entrar en- &c
ti7idAd Ell Tribunal de rbitramento
creado por Ia ConferenciA Ipterna
cionsl de la H&ya. Las Potencias
sign&tari&e en- este Copgreso - coea
extrsf1&-nunGa habian querido so'
m eter las diferencias surgidas entire
elias al Tribunsl en- References, la
prepsa, en- as de una OCCASION, le.
vanto su voz de protests contra estA
auomalfs q hscfa nugatoris 10 gran
de obrE pac1ica comenzada en- La
Haya.
Por fin. e, Tribunal ha!recibiio
encSrgo de cifimir ciertas diiculta
des; por elem plo: no habiendo podi
do entepderse los Gobiernos de los
Paises Bsjoa = de Alemania en- ana
question de cables submarines, hsn
Apelsdo a e. Y Rusis y log Estsdos
Unidos 10 han elegiGo t2mbien para
que resuelvA Is differences surgida &
prop6sito de ls catturS de M buque
de pescS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-04
La muier en- Su casa.

Sc ha publicado ell n1mero 6 de
esta nueva revista de labores, dnics
en- su g6nero por procurar sus lee.
torSs In facilidad de conseguir Guam
tos trabajos d& conocer dibuiados
y empezados, con TODD ell material
necesario para terminarlos, por IN
precio excesivamente economico.
AL presente numero acompaf1a,
como labor empezHd& para lss sus-
criptoras q la4a edicion, nm Pdd5atelo
bordado de seda blanco, con un ramo
oe brezo en- cad& Angulo, arbusto
muv POGO com1u en- bordAdos. En-
el texto, ademas de cate tr&hajo, da
q conocer <un bonito motive de ge
nero guipure para Adornar vestidos;
encAjes y cuello guipure; bolero de
fAntAs1a.s Son tambien dignos de
mencion unos cAf1Amazos titulados
SCorona de flores, 1<La Hiedras y
eEscudo de porcimos,s que sien-
do muy originates reunen nus gran
sencillez, y con los cuales pueden ha-
cerse bonitcs tSpetes de mesa, ban.
das para portieres, tiras de chime.
nes, Almohadones, etc. Adem Is hay
nm sbonito fondo de bandeiA de co.
lor;s nm scAmino de mesa titulsdo
Las Mariposas - an Ssill6n de tapice
ria; tspete bordado sobre tela g, pa
Cial;" bordados { mGquinA, clos pri
meros calados> En- In secci6n de
modas hsy una bonita variedsd de
MSjes para sen r&s, seforitas nj
nos, sEt arteglo del cuarto de In.
Dor; come dor Artfstico.s Lecci6a de
cofte: ia manga. H j. de lahores
Al taml u natural. CJntinuAci6n de
10 novels "Vercirget6rix
LAlevit to hace 4 edicones dife.
rentes, al precio de 6 1918 v 30 pc.
setas Al 'r1o en- Madrid, ", IA, 81 y
"a en- prov inciss, Sc sdmiten sus.
cripcior es en- tt dss las .ibrerias y en-
ia casa editors, BAillS BAilllere 8 HI.
los, Madrid.
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QUEBRAD[LLAS.
DE maestro comesp0a8dJ J

Julio 2 Hsce POGO hablamos
en- LA CORRESPONDENCIA, de la lie
cesidad que tiene de un nedico este
pueblo, Ia cue esparamos sea salts
fecha por el Ayuntamiento de Ca
muy; que no desconociendo que es
may justo 10 que psdimos y que en-
los pueblos nc Gebe carecerse de me
dice, nc omitira medios para qaa Los
sea concediaC como esi 10 ilteresan
sogGr sc nos ha informsdo, les con
cejsles don Jusn CAsa1as y don jose
dc Jes Us, quienes le de-nostramcs
nrestrs gratitRd por IL parte intere.
sads- en- ben de Q1ebrscil1ss, rars
que sea c2lmsde una de sus msyores
necesidkdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-04
JESUS de MOnaSteriO.
(De nuesro cowesponsaI arttstico Sr
Angel @. Kor dles

Figura Mon1sterio con NJ eritos
propios personalidad indiscutible,
entire los artistss las fAmoscs de su
epocA. Discfpulo del INN ortal Be
riot, heredo las grandes virtudes de
su arte y, como violinists. :. .lquien
no conoce 10 fama inmensa del artis-
tn espI f1ol?. .....
Su grandfsima especislidsd So
Ire todQs, es Ell profundo y scabado
estudio que h& hecho de los cl&sicos.
La metsicG da cdm0ro, h& encontrsdo
en- el muudo, dos Interpreters: Joa.
chin, ell famoso catdrtetiStd, en- Ale
mania, y MonSsterio, en- Espaf1s.
Nunca Sc borrAr$ del recuerdo
de los buenos dilett0ntis mRdrile f1os,
aquella csmpaf1a del c6lebre <cuorte
TO Mondsterios en- ell Salon Romero.
Componian este ouorteto. los Illus
tres profesores sigoientes: Guelben-
zu. pi&nista; Mirecki, violoncellsts,
y Lest&n, volista.
No Sc recuerdSn en- Madrid,
triunfos mas grandes obtenidos por
Ia n1atSic0 da cdn1ora. Luego Sc ha
iptentado nuevamente implantsr el
g6oero en- la Comedia, y todoS han
fr&cAsado.
Monasterio es un g6nio muy sin
gular, de una senslbilidad exquisits,
Un& passion delicjoSamente eGogerodo,
y un pro fundo conocimiento de SD
Arte, del que vive cada vez mas ena
morado. .....
Iuterpretando un Andamte q Ro :
m0n%0, no ha ha bido quien jguale nj
emule al gran MonSsterio.
En- IL mdsica esencialmente re-
ligiosa, es un portento y una mars
villa. Matiza primorosSmente todos
los detAlles de alta escuelA 6 inter
pret&cion musical. So.
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Sr. Mendsz (don Aurelio,) padre del
agraciado, por 10 recompenss que
ha merecido.
o*o
Ell Domingo "a del corriente ce.
lebr6 la colonia espafola de este pue.
bio, en- honor de Santiago Apostol
Patron de Esps11a, nm lucido y sun
tuoso bale en- ell G asino del compa-
triota don Santos ViseAsillas. Ats-
viadas y e,egantes senoritas y da'
mas de esta sociedad con su asisten.
cia daban mayor reAlce sl festival
que du1o hasta hora muy avanzAda
de H. noche.
90
GA rendido IL jornada de 10 vida
To- Sra. dofla Francisco Molina y Bo.
rrero hermana del apreciable Sr.
D. Isabel de los mismos apellidos.
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LA NOta del dfa"
deplora las luchaS de partldo.

sLa Nota del dfa,, de Arecibo,
deplora IL contienda politics de que
10 isla es escena y Sc expresa en- es'
tos terminus:
x........ Es eata una madeja que
no IL desenreda nj Cristo mismo
pues no Sc concibe tai 1irnseza = mu'
cho menos on los tiempos que CORE
mos, ariscos de suyo, y en- los que,
& ser frances, hsy nm revuelto mar
cuyas oleadas chispeAn al pueblo, y
sin que NADIA vents joso suba & 10 su
perfieie, para bien de 10 patria, de
esa patria que espera el esfaerzo de
sus hiios, = en- el que no Sc destaca
otro cusdro que el de IL Crucifxion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-04

De su clase de Pertecciona,n5ento
en- ell Corservatorio, han sslido di-
versos artistas que van por el mum
do proclGmando con su arte, ls SUI
prema e:cuela y siaceriC1ad en- la en-
sef1anza que recibier&n de So macs
tro meritisimo.
MonAsterio simboliz toda una
epocs, y es lastimS, que hombres
como 81, tenRsn que AcstRr ess tir&-
MICA Leg lie herencio del malndo por.
que debierR ser su personAlidEd in
mortal, como 10 es yA de hecho, su
inolvidAble fsma.
Si Alguna vez In desgrscia nos
10 ArrebAta, Sc llevsr& IL fosE Ell
secreto de sus maravillosos p0rta
mentos, y huerfAno ell Arte espsf mol,
implorAr& de los exJrGflos, indispen-
sable protection.
iHombres asf, nunca debieran
morir!.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-04
LARES.
Tn COnit6 republiCanO
Sc reorganiza.
Fiesta de la colonia espanola.
(.De maestro corresponsal J

Julio 9. Con una nutrida con.
currer cia efectuo una Asamb.eR
rel ublicans.
Ref nm6se los organismos del
Comite y constituyo:e Ell subcomite
obrero republican,.
Varios hicieron uso de la pala.
bra entire ellos ell nuevo presidente
Don Justo Mendez Martinez. Sc di-
rigio IN ssludo 81 Gobernador Mr..
Huut y su gobierno, al Partido y al
Dalegado Sr. Todd.
Con mas de 25O personas Sc hizo
una manifests ci6n de protesta contra
las ofsnsas dirigidas al H. Goberna-
dor.
Sc termin6 las della tarde
este acto en- medic de un patri6tico
eutusiasmo.
Qued6 constituido el Comite asf:
MIEMBROs DE HONOR:
Doctor Jose G.. Barbosa.
Lcdo. Manuel r. Rosy.
Don Julio Osvaldo Abril.
PRESIDENTE:
Jnsto Mendez Martinez.
SUSTITUTO:
Eduardo Luijf Domenech.
SECRETARIO:
Aurelio Mendez Serrano.
TESORERO:
Juan Rossell Msimf
VOCALES:
Ices Cae tro, Vicente Judici, Ts-
lesforo Ros&do, jose Levy, Simon
B1rgos, e lu&rdo L, Segarra; Emf
lio Vilella, @ cistino Latorre.,
SUSTITUTOS.
r mon Colon, Dioniaio Reyes,
g ado C)llazo, Manuel Segarra,
Frsncisco Lopez, Emiliano Pol, Jo-
Sc Rivera, Ramon Lopez huseolO
Ssgarra.
o*o
Han gisitAdo Ell estos diss esta
poblacion ell Sr. Iaspet tor General
de 10 Poicfs Ius ular don Jes1s Car
DO Ell sargento y cabo del mismo
cusrpo don Ramon PAdisl y don Ra'
mon Pao,i, los dos primeros en- asun-
tos importantes del servicio y ell ter
cero en- asuntos familiares.
o*o
Ell estudioso 9ven don Gersrdo
Menaez Serrauo ha sido honrado por
el Board de E lucs ci6n con ell ce riff
cado de Macs tro rural, tftulo que ha
mereclao por su constante aplics-
cion
E sprovechado joyen ha sido
muy fslicitsdo como igaalmente e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-04
III.

En- mi anhelo de ocupGrme s6la-
mente de todos los concertistas de
primo caYtello que lie dido, psso por
alto IL porsonalid&d de Monasterio
como Director de Orquesta, y ansli-
20 preferentemente Ia labor del VIC
linists.
Suo conciertos y pleas psra al
violin, y sus Estudio8 orttsticos, mny
conocidos del p1bEco, denctsn un
compoaitor de grand vUelos, fe.
cundo en- inspiraci0n, correctfsimo
didActico, y domiu&dor por excelen-
Ella de 10 t6cnics.
Esto es Monasteric, un coloso.
iArtista sublime ....... Tus Sc.
dosRs melenas de eterno 70 nanticc,
esp&rcen en- torno de tn v9rer& ble
faz, sus bucles ondulsntes, como 81
tn alma, en pos del ideal mfstico que
tanto anhelss 80, hAllarase sumids
en- profunda meditation i1nto 81 ara,
en- que siempre sacrifices tus mas
nj b,es aspiraciones. porque tn
corszon, tornado por Dios do un
versicnlo del libro de los libros, con.
tiene una estrofs semi divins, estro-
70 que prodigas por doquiere, rebo-
sante de ternura y amor filiEl....
iAdelante, Monasterio. $3.50, y
nuncA mueras!. !........
Madrid, JUNO de 1902.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
ScuIly-Henderson.

A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied in this town, at high noon
Wednesday, when Everett G.. Scully of
Portland and Miss Edith Henderson of
Hallowell, were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. e. NJ. Henderson. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. f. w.
Weber of the Universalist church.
The bride was very prettily gowned in
White muslin and carried bridal roses.
It was a quiet wedding, only rela-
tives. intimate friends, and attaches of
the State House at Augusta being
being present Both bride and groom
are very popular. Mr.. Scully is pro-
prietor of the Franklin Print on Free
street. Portland, is ensign in the Maine
Naval Reserves and is prominently
connected with many other local Or
CARNATIONS in Portland. Mrs. Scully
was employed for some time in the
Office Of Adjutant General Richards
and is popular wherever known.
After the ceremony was over dainty
refreshments We're served and Mr.. and
Mrs. Scully left. yesterday afternoon,
on a short wedding tour, after which
they viii take up their residence at No.
10 Grey street. Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
WILL END BY AGREEMENT.
Gompers Thinks So and That Miners
Will Benefit.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept 1S.-Presi-
dent Gompers of the American Fedora
ton of Labor in statement issued,
Wednesday. takes hopeful view of
the strike situation. The statement is
as follows:
AT this time it is impossible to say
exactly when the strike will terminate,
but after careful inquiry into the sit
uation at the mines I am convinced
that the struggle will end by agree
ment. The wage earners and the gem
eral public are generally contributing
to the aid of the miners. 1t is essen
tial that this aid be extended and con-
tinued. i am fully convinced that the
strike will end through agreement,
with improved conditions for the
miners. and the union maintained.
(Signed) Samuel Gompers.
President of the American Federation
of Labor"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
NO MAKEsHIFT.
In This Case the Work was Properly
Done in Augusta.

Any Augusta reader in Archbold
who had backache and found relief by
rubbing the back with liniments and
lotions. understands that the relief OBJ
tanned was but n makeshift. for the
ache returns, There's way to do it
so the ache viii not come back. Read
howiit's done .inAugusta.
Mrs. f. c. Folger of SO Northern ave-
nue.. says: I'm the spring of 1896 got
Doan's Kidney Pills at cartridges
drug store and they cured me of ex-
cruciating backaches, prevented a seri-
Gus loss of rest and sleep and renewed
nv energy so that the performance of
my household duties became a pleasure
in place of a pain. l allowed my ex-
perience to be published in our Augusta
papers at the time and now fully two
years and half after that date am
only too pleased to corroborate what
I then said. My cure had been perma-
nent."
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The races at the Empire City track
New York, were postponed, Thursday
on account of rain.
Frederick S. Bonnelle Of Brookline
charged with the larceny Of So, 00t
worth of bonds from the Winnepagc
Traction Co. who was arrested, last
July. was discharged in the municipal
court at Boston. Thursday, after d
two days hearing.
Chicago banks are shipping from ST.
100000 to $1,000, 900 daily to the coun-
try banks of the north and northeast
and south and southwest section of tho
country to meet the demand of the
farmers for actual currency to pay the
expenses of harvesting and marketing
the grain crop. The movement is in
excess of last years shipments al
though the harvesting season is far
from being over. 1t is estimated that
over SS7 100000 will have been supplied
by Chicago banks to the farmers OF
the Mississippi valley before the crop
is all put away for the season.
AT meeting of the Women's Con-
federate Memorial Association at New
Orleans. Wednesday, Gen Eli Tor
RANGES plan for aiding Alabama Con-
federate veterans was denounced. The
resolution adopted declared: I'VE will
never consent to accept aid from q
Union veteran. either to build soldiers
home or otherwise assist the remnant
of cur Southern heroes. We want nc
sympathy. We demand the respect
which our truly noble part in the Civil
War makes our due A motion to
amend so as to extend thanks to GER
Torrance was vigorously opposed.
Suspended only by his hands. Nc
Naugnton Wright. prominent mem
Der of the Board Of Trade at Chicago
WAS hung between life and death for
20 minutes at the top of a grain chute
in the Rock Island elevator. When
rescued Mr.. Wright was exhausted and
on the point of releasing his hold which
would have meant a fall Of 100 feet to
the hard floor of an empty bin and al
most certain death. He had entered
The elevator to inspect some wheat.
making a misstep he fell into the chute
but succeeded in ciutchipg the edge
and hanging by his hands Mr..
Wright's call for help was finally heard
by an emnloyc who pulled him out.
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DaiIy Ksnnebsc Journal
EAST MARIE SEMINARY
Has an Entering Class of 110 Students
School Notes.

Bucksport, Me, Sept. 1S.-(SpeciaD =
The East Maine Conference Seminary
has registered 10 students, making a
gain of 80 per cent. over last fall. n
large percentage of the entering class
will prepare for college. and of the
others many have entered the new 4
year commercial course.
The faculty for this year consists of
Rev. s. A. Bender, Rev. Robert SUIT
cliffe, T. A. Cooper, w. Fl. S. Filing
wood. Arthur H. Carver, Miss Edna
Bright, Miss Evelyn Buck. Miss NJ.
Alice Cory, Mrs. F. r. Fuller, and Mrs.
Ellen NJ. Godfrey.
The football squad is getting in some
great practice, and since the game with
the town team. is more than anxious To
line up against some of its school III
walls Coach Pratt is evidently the
right man for the place, and is succeed
ing admirably in his work with the
team. A game has been arranged with
Brewer High school to be played at
Bucksport, Saturday.
\ new Ariel staff has been elected
and the first number of the paper will
be issued oct. 16. The Calorhetorian
Society win initiate % new members,
Friday evening.
Ralph Kendall, '02 entered Bates
College, this fall and sustains his repu-
tatior as baseball player by making
the only run in the freshman and
sophomore game.
Pres. f. II. Woodwork of Tougaloo
University, Mississippi, delivered an
address before the students in the
Methodist church, Monday evening. His
subject. THE Negro Problem was
handled in an interesting and instruc-
tive manner. While in town Prof.
Woodwork was entertained at the
home of Miss Evelyn Buck.
At chapel. this morning, the students
and faculty subscribed $500 for the
benefit of the Athletic Association. New
suits will be purchased for the football
team.