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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-03

for himself, first, last and always. and
had not a single thought for the other
fellow. 1t was an organization without
a head, ana tinalIH was ieft Tor q mlno:
league player TO kill. Dale Gear put Il
knife into an organization created for Il
few star players.
After the Baltimore-Boston America 4
game at Boston, Friday, it became known
that CriSer, catcher for the Boston team,
played ball with Il breaking heart. for he
had received word that his child was dy-
ing at The hospital. 1t was then TOO late
for change, so he put on his mask and
pad and played brilliant game.
In Davy Jones, Manager McAleer seems
his own with Bur1ett or Heidrick in the
field. says the st. Louis Republic. Jones
and his truSty suck were features in the
"Three-Eye' league last year. He stands
well at the bat and, next TO MalOney, is
the fle eteSt man on the team. His speed
stands Inn in good stead in the field. He
is especially clever on grOunderS. I'm
like most fielderS, he drops to one knee
in stopping grounders, and thus far his
work has been without the sembance of
a bobble.
There is a great deal in understanding
a batter's feet" says Clark Griffith. ''lt
is by studying them that / am able to
tell what kind of a ball the man is eX-
pecting and consequently give him some
thing he doesn want. Every batter has
n different position of the feet when he
expects a fast one or a hoater. high or
a low ball. They try to fool the pitcher
when they are going to bunt, and can,
too. in the way they hold the bat. but
their feet give it away almost Invariably.
A batters feet are better to watch than
his head in this respect"
Bangor Commercial: William Long.
formerly manager OF the Bangor baseball
team in the New England League, who
has for number Of years been prominent
in eastern Maine sporting circles, is
making arrangements for the organiza-
ton of new baseball league which will
include mines representing Houlton. Carl
bou, Milinocket, Ola Town and Bangor.
The preliminary plans are already com
piete and meeting of delegates from
each of the towns VIII be held in the near
future. The manager of the local team
will he, it is expected, Thomas Mccain.
who is well known hereabouts in connec-
ton with both baseball and football.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Any one who
calls Jesse Burkett the crab now is
lbelling the famous outfielder. for. to tell
the truth, Jesse has completely divorced
himself from the disposition which caused
him to acquire that appellation. The
youngsters on the Browns simply swear
much interest in their work and gives
the mas many words of encouragement
as Burkett The urIpires, also, need fear
the erstwhile kicker no longer. Jesse has
cut that all out. He said to me, last
night: "The umpire that is waiting to
have a crack at me Is going to be fooled,
for | am not going to say Il word. The
captain can do the kicking. L am
through
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arbitrary rate OF per cent. but this
did not prevent an active demand at a
higher range of rates all the way up to
10 per cent. The notable strength OF
Louisville. which touched 1854. was at
tributed to the mancuvers Of this element
and SAID to be facilitated by the exist
ence OF a short interest.
Early strength In Pennsylvania was
also a help. In the late dealings all at
tempts to support the market were aban-
doned and stocks were unloaded indis-
criminately, causing a break in prices
which reached as iigh as per cent. and
under in the majority of active stocks
st. Paul suffered to the extent of ~. Ca
madam Pacific, "5s, and other less con-
spicuous stocks from to I. International
Power continued its eccentric gyrdtions,
which extended from 1902 to s.. with a MT
loss of u points. Ilasty profit-taking BY
the room shorts caused some spasmodic
rallies. but the closing was weak and
i-demoralized.
The bond market shared in the weak
ness of the stock market but in much
less degree. Total sales. par value, 81
20. 900. United States bonds were all I'M
changed on the last call
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DINNER TO WHITELAW REID.
Party of Friends Will Dine Him, Before
Going to London.

New York, May "A most notable din
ner will be given in honor of Whitclaw
Reid, special envoy at the coronation
ceremonies in London, at the Union
League Club, Wednesday,, May II. TIL,
dinner is not given by the club, but, ny
a large number of its members VINO are
the personal friends of Mr.. Reid. The
affair is in charge Of a committee N
charge of the president of the club. Hon
Cornelius n. Bliss, eX-PoStmaSter Thumt ;
L. James. Hon. Charles Stewart Smith
Edward ID. Adams. Col. joel r. Erhardt.
John a. Sleicher, Herbert L. Brown and
George S. TER President Roosevelt and
the members of the cabinet and several
former members of the cabinet, includins
Charles Emory Smith and eX-Attoraey
General GriggS, have been invited. Be
yond these and Senators Platt and De
pew, Governor ODD IL and Melville Il.
Stone, few other guests will be present.
because of the limited capacity of the
clubs accommodations.
Mr.. Reid has just returned from his
winter sojourn in California and expects
to sail for London, early in June.
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PHILIPPINE INVESTIGATION.
CuIberson Is Sarcastic Over lnstituting
Republican Forms in the Islands.

Washington. May General MacAr-
thur was interrogated. today, by Senator
Culberson of Texas, in n rather lronlcai
vein at the hearing before the Phiiippife
committee. The general had referred 10
the advantage of implanting republican
institutions in the island.
Mr.. Culberson asked if the declaration
of Independence and the constitution were
not the foundation of our republican III,
situations. Gen. Macarthur answered
that the whole constitutional history OF
the country with the preceding EnSllsn
history, together with the declaration o,
Independence and the constitution, had
to be considered.
Mr.. Culberson took up each of the prin-
cibles OF republican institutions. ire
speech. free press, self-government, tfidi
by jury, etc. and asked how TAR TINS h'd
been implanted in the Philippines. .
As to free speech Gen. Macarthur said
he had told the Fjlipinos that if they
would give him their guns they coulc
have mass meeting on every corner.
The committee III executive session
agreed, at the request of Mr.. RaWlins. 70
summon Corporal VIM. j. Gibbs, now at
Springfield. Mass, he having been an eH"
witness of the massacre OF BelansiSd'
+ the senator said; also DR.. Parker OF New
Hampshire, who is said to have been Il
witness of much water cure
The committee also reconsdered its ac-
ton of yesterday in deciding to ask Inc
war department to have Major Cornelius
| Gardener brought from the PhlllpplneS u
| Washington in advance of his regimen
in order to testify before the committee
| 1t was stated that ut last accounts Ma
tons to sustain the charges made by him
as governor of Tayabas province as dl-
| rected Icy the secretary of war.
| The committee then adjourned.
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Hon. d. A. Sargent of South Brewer.
was nominated, Thursday evening, by
Brewer Republicans their candidate
for representative to the State Legisla-
ture.
Two soldiers at Fort Preble have been
convicted of stealing things from sum
mer cottages and they are now on tria.
by the fort officers. 1t was found that
they had been hiding the stolen stuff in
the barracks. During the winter several
cottages near the fort have been robbed,
and it is a matter of satisfaction that
the thieves have at last been found
Portland Advertiser.
Dick OBren is training for his bou.
with Dan Creedon. which is to take place
at the Lewiston Athletic Club House on
Chapel street. May 8. O'Brien says that
he will weigh 100 pounds upon the night
of the bout. When he left here for the
210 pounds. The difference between the
two weights was surplus flesh. and was .
great hlndrance to scientific boxing
Lewiston Journal.
The FIRST gun in the Penobscot county
political campaign was fired at Corinnu
Friday afternoon, when n Republican
caucus was held Al the Office of W. L.
Wood and the following delegates were
elected: w. /. Wood. c. J. Trickey, F..
w. Nutter G. l.. Jones, J. A. Tabor The
delegation was instructed to use all hon
orable means to secure the nomination of
/. Il. Wood as sheriff, but no instruc-
lions were given in regard to the other
contested nominations.
For the first Tina since last fall, train
No. Il, early morning Pullman from the
west, rolled into the Bangor depot in two
sections. Friday at lis o'clock. This was
made necessary through the presence of
several large fishing parties and three
carloads of Italians, 1i0 in number bounl
for Brownville to york on the Canadian
Pacific. A special Adams Express car
was attached to the second section carry
ing horses for Bar Harbor. The first
section carried the regular sleepers and
coaches. all crowded to their limit
Sheriff Pearson of Portland Friday, re-
ceived letter from Granville w. Leigh
ton, the defaulting teller of the National
Traders Bank of Portland. who last week
went to State prison for six years.
Leighton began the letter. Saturday even
ing, ana concluded it. Sunday. He gave
an interesting description of his surround
ings and of his duties in the institution.
1t was written in cheerful vein and
seemed to show that he is fully recon-
ciled to his condition. He praised the
prison fare. the treatment accorded him
by the officials and spoke pleasantly of
his fellow convicts.
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MOODY'S SUCCESSOR.
The 9Th Mass, District Leaders Look
ina for the Best Man.

Salem, Mass, May 1.-The district com
mttee of the 9Th congressional district,
which will have charge of the convention
at which Il successor to Congressman
VIM. Fl. Moody, now secretary of the
navy, will be nominated, met. this after
noon, for organization. Isaac c. Day Of
Bedford. was reelected chairman. Horace
NJ Sardent of Haverhil. secretary, AMI
Col Charles l.. Dodge of Beverly, treas
urer.
Mr.. Shaw. one of the congressional as
pirants, suggested committee to con-
fer with Secretary Olin as to the proper
mode of procedure in calling the conven-
lions to nominate candidates for the 5ith
and 5Sth Congress, the change In the dis
trict having created necessity for g.
change in the call fer the convention. The
officers of the committee We're authorized
to see the secretary of state.
The meeting adjourned without ques-
ton as to candidates being raised.
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BASEBALL GAMES.
New England League.
AT MANCHESTER


In pitchers battle throughout the
nome Team defeated Haverhill by n score
ol y 10 = Wiggin was struck by pitched
, - III me second inning and rendered
ny, ntoui'sc yr He was taken to the hos
pitai. The injury is not serious.
M.anchester, o 3 o o x-4-5-0
Haverhill. o . 0 0 0 o 2 o O-2-6-o
c., BatterlesmValz and Cote; Mckinley and
S sttne Time. lto. Umpire, Hassett.
Attendance, CO.,
AT CONCORD.
Pltcher Thatcher of Fall River, puzzled
me concord team completely and with
team.
Fail River. I O . q o o o x-3-5-e
Concord o a q q o o 90 :
Batterses-Thatcher and Ward; Lee and
t Doran: Time. 10. Umpire, Duffy. At
AT LOWELL.
Lowell won from Lawrence by a score
OF TO ). muff by Grant in the seventh
brouSh- in two runs and was in great
measure responsible for I-awrence's de-
ieat- Beville and Coughlin pitched good
pail BeN1le keeping the hits well scat
tered: The star of the game was Cassidy
IN Ie1t, who made u brilliant catch, re-
tlrlhS Lawrence in the ninth when two
men were about to come home and win
the game.
Lowell o q o 0 9 o. g.
Lawrence, o l / 0 o / OLD;
Notwithstanding and Lake: Coughli1
and Bunyan. Time 80. Umpire, FefsoE
Attendance, 700.
AT NASHUA.
hy the score of II to ; Dover too Nashu
into camp. Dover hit Russelrs pitching
all over the field getting eight singles
and q double in succession in the siXtf
| inning and three doubles and single II
! the ninth.
| Dover, O q I 4-11-I-.
Nashua, 3 o 0 0 O. SIP.
Batterles-Van Aimkerk and Rurrill
Russell and Chandler. Time, 2h. Umpire
| Dorsey. Attendance. 500.
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SHORT RIBS SIDES-s9 45Gs9. IS.


Boston, May ?.
FLOUR-Firm.S l.10I$5
CORN-Firm; No. . yellow, 71zbm72b.
OATS-Easier; No. .. 81
PORK-Unchanged: $21. 25Gis22. %.
BEEF-Easy: extra sides, I0tcl0A.
NEALS-Steady, sale.
LAMBS-Quiet, 1L7sM12%.
LARD-Unchanged. 13Gi1SL.
BUTTER-Firm: extra creameries 2i.,
as; Northern. 2imcta.
CI EESt..Steady; round lots, 12G1aM
EGGS-Firm; fancy, aoM23: Eastern.
171aM1S.
POTATOES-Firmcr; Hebrons, sI.0S7
SUGAR-Firm and unchanged: gram.
lated. $40.
BRAN-Spring. finn. S19.50n$19.15.
COTTON SEED MEAI.-Firm, $2S 25.
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American League Standing.
National League.

AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, l 0 0 0 O. 81
Cincinnati. 0 3 0 0 0-5-l1-1
Batteries-St. Vrain and Kahoe: Curria
and PETIT. Time. Lilo. Umpire, Cantillon.
Attendance, 5000.
AT NEW YORK.
Boston, 0 0 G-4-4-2
Brooklyn, y D y O-2-6- /
Batteries-Pittinger and Moran: DOno-
van and Ahearn. Time, LIS. Umpire,
O'Day. Attendance, 2100.
AT PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg, 0 X-4-1-l
st. Louis, 1 o O-l-S-3
Batteries-Leever and O'Connor; Wick
err and Ryan. Time, lao. Umpire, Ems
lie. Attendance, 200.
Al NEW YORK.
Philadelphia, o 0 l o. Al
New York, l 0 o l Kill
Batteries-FeliX and Jacklitsch; Evans
and Bowerman. Time, 10. Umpires,
Brown and Powers. Attendance, 5000.
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SCEPTRE AGAIN WINS.
Easily Captured the 1000 Guineas Stake
at Newmarket, Friday.

London, May AT the Newmarket
races, Friday Sceptre. the winner of the
2000 guineas stakes, Wednesday, won the
1000 guineas stakes. St Wndeline was
second and Black Fancy was third Four
teen horses ran.
Sceptre cantered home an easy winner
by a length and half; four lengths sep
arated second and third horses.
The betting was 2 to / on Sceptre. 100
to against st. Windeline, and SO to
against Black Fancy.
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RUSSIAN FORTIFiCATIONS
On the German and Austrian Frontiers
to Be Rebuilt.

Vienna, May "A telegram from War
saw announces that the Russian govern
ment. has decided to rebuild the fortif-
cations on the German and Austrian froG-
tiers at a cost OF 42o.000.000 roubles (about
$210. 600 0cW This action is necessary as
the result of Col. Grimm's betrayal of the
plans of the existing Russian fortresses.
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New England League Standing.
American League.
AT BOSTON

AT BOSTON.
Boston, % 0 o o o l i CLOS
Ba ltimore 6 = 0 , o o 0-14-11-S
Batteries-Young. PrentisS and CriGer:
McGinnity and Robinson. Time. 1-51. I'm
pire, Sheridan. Attendance, 4iI3.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Washington. ) o o o o o O-7-12-l
Philadelphia, 0 0 . . 2 ! o O-6-lO-l
ADMINISTRATION and Drill; Plank and
Powers. Time. 2h. Umpire, OLoughln.
Attendance, II ,253.
AT ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, o 0 o , o X-7-10-2
Chicago. 0 o 0 0 0 o o o. 81
Batteries-Powell and Sugden; Garvin
and Sullivan. Time, 1i0. Umpire, Car
rutherS. Attendance, 300.
AT DETROIT.
Detroit, 0 o i X-1-10-2
Cleveland, o o It'll |
Batteries-Yeager and Mcclure; Taylor
and Bemis. Time. 1.i5. Empires, john
stone and Connolly. Attendance, 1890.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, May >.
Wheat pursued an erratic course. today.
Influenced by news of a diversified char
acter. The undertCae in the main was
strong but fears OF rains in Kansas ard
a bad stump in corn turned the mark :
weak ana July wheat closed * lower: July
corn 13s depressed. and July oats x lover
Provisions closed unchanged to sc. higher
The leading, futures closed as follows:
WiEAT-May. 757sM7J34; July, 76i2I
.6%s Sept. 15HM75;s.
CORN-May, 6cA; July, 621sGGyA Sept.
G1%s.
OATs-May, 421s: July. old, a45s do.
new, 3Gas; Sept, ole. 295s; do. new, 81 *
,PoRK-May, $3.50; July. sl7.o2.A; sept,
$1L12h.
- LAKD-May, slo.o.lE; July. siol5; sep...
SHORT .RIBs-May, So 4gla; July, $3.50;
Sept, s955.
Cash quotations were rs follows:
LOUR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. 3. 755sT76A; No. red,
CORN-No. yellow, 62E.
OArS-No. 2. 42t 6,i3; No. white. IA
4572 No. 3 white. 4554M4fA
RYE-No. ., 595.
7lH.
F'LAXSEED-No. I, s167; No. North
western. S1.79.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prfme, s7.1oIs7. 20. y
MESS PORK-Sl6.S0 $1G.S5.
LARD-$10 1oaIS10 i.l2.
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STETSON, 80; BEAL, IL.
Former Carries Five Wards and Latter
Two at Bangor.

Bangor, Me-, May I'm the caucuses,
tonight, to elect delegates to the county
convention, the contest was chiefly be-
tween ]. X. Stetson and F. o. Beal,
rivals for State senatorial nomination.
Stetson carried five wards. Beal two.
This gives Stetson 80 of the city dele
gates. including the two delegates at
large; Beal, ~ delegates.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.
AT ANDOvER.

Phillips-Andover was defeated oy
Princeton, 5 to /. O'Brien's home run in
the third proved to be Andover's only
score The academy team played bril-
liantly at times and held the college men
down well, but were unable to hit enough
to make runs. Brown did good work iii
the box for Andover and had good sup
port except on two occasions. Princeton
played a sharp. steady game and .batteG
at OppOrtune times.
Princeton 0 o 0 8 0 X-5-9-l
AndOver, 0 0 O 0 o 0-1-3 4
Batteries = Brcen and DunScombe /;
Beach and Brown.
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Brooklyn to Be Inspected, TODAY.

New York, May 1.-The United States
cruiser Brooklyn went down from the
navy yard and anchored off Tompkins-
vile. at lilo this forenoon, for inspec-
ton. tomorrow. She will then return
to the navy yard for an overhauling or
to go out of commission according as
the board of inspectors shall decide her
condition to be after 31-months'
cruise in the east.
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Lyman Cotton Mills g Close.

Holyoke. Mass, May 2.-The Lyman
cotton mills, employing about 400
hands, posted notice. today, that the
mills would close. tomorrow, for an in
definite period. No reason is given for
the shutting down but it is supposed to
De connected with the demand of the
Mule Spinners Union for 10 per cent
advance in wages made some time ago.
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Harvard Seniors Win IntercIass Meet.

Cambridge, Mass. May 1.-The Harvard
interclaSs track meet on Soldiers Field.
this afternoon, was won by the seniors
with So points, the juniors being second
with 26z, followed by the sOphomores
with q 20 and the freshmen with 20 5-ii
There were 165 entries and the work was
not up to the usual standard, as the track
events We're hindered by the wind and the
field events brought out poor class Of
contestants.
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New York, May 9.
and June, 9.S5: July. 9.33; August, GIG:
September, S55; October, $50; November
81; Dece mber and January, $40.
Cotton spot closed quiet, Lie lower:
middling Uplands. 1l-lG; do. Gulf
8 Isle. Sales, none.
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kENNEBEC COUNTY. - In Probate
Court at Augusta, in vacation, April 10.

kENNEBEC COUNTY. - In Probate
Court at Augusta, in vacation. April 10,
1892 Nf-" ~
William II. Clark, guardian of Josie F.
ozark OF Wayne. in said county, minor,
Following real estate Of said ward the
proceeds to be placed on interest, viz: All
the interest OF said ward in certain real
estate IN Wayne, in this county. and in
East Livermore. Androscoggin county.
ordered. that notice thereof be given
three weeks successfully prior to the
fourth Monday Of April inst. in the Daily
i'm Augusta. that all persons Interested
may attend ut a court Of probate then to
be holden at Augusta. and show cause,
II any, why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted.
G. T.. STEVENS, Judge.
Attest:
HOWARD OWEN, Register Pro TEN.
apr19. d1awcw
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NEW YORK STOCK Market.

Furnished Daily by the Federal Stock
end Grain Co.; office, vickery Block,
Augusta, Maine.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Nay z.
Money on call closed firm at GMl0 per
cent; last loan at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4mi&i per cent
Sterling exchange. easier at SfSI1s for
demand and at Si.S5kG$4.S5H for 60 days.
Posted rates, si.S6n$Lsel4 and si.SSlaGi
%S9.
Commercial bills, sLS4AMsLSJH.
Bar silver, 50A.
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At Meriden-Tufts. 4: Merden, s.
At Buffalo-Buffaio, 8; Toronto. 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, 5; Montreal, 3
At Worcester-Newark.9 3; Worcester, G.
At Observation-Disclosures, 3: Rochester, s.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Jersey
City, o.
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chicago's Officers Join Their Vessel.

Venice. May 2.-The liberated officers
OF the Chicago Joined their ship. today,
and the cruiser has left Venice.
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HAD 1900 PASSENGERS.
Big Human Cargo Of Steamer Lake
Manitoba from Europe.

Halifax, N. S., May 1.-The steamer
Lake Manitoba. which arrived. today.
brought about 1900 passengers, including Il
new crew for II. NJ. s. Charybdis which
is being recommissioned on this station
A steerage passenger named Gedland
bound for the Western states, died on
the passage.
The great number Of passengers will be
landed at Montreal.
The 206 bones in our human body
are worked by 522 voluntary muscles
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JOHN FILKInS & GO.

BANNERS O. BROKERS',
81 State ST., Boston.
Rooms q, %, @.
New York Office, So BROADWAY.
STOCKS, Bonds, Grain and Cot
ton bought and sold for cash or
carried on Moderate Margin.
SPECIAL Department devoted
to the expeditions handling Of
out-of-town accounts. Corre-
spondence invited.
WE are constantly receiving
over our Private Wires and from
other sources the latest FL
nancial News of the day.
PRIVATE Wire direct to New
York.
REFER to banks and mercantile
agencies.
INTEREST allowed on Depos-
its. Accounts subject to check
on demand.
MARKET Letter mailed weekly,
containing the very essence Of
the Financial Situation.
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Financial.

F. r. Purinton. President, Fairfield, Me.
Dana T. Foster Attorney, Waterville Me
II. II. Elston, Director, Norristown, Pa
4. l.. Pratt, Vice-President, Boston, Mass
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