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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20

The Treat cotton mill at Ccntcrville, r.
l., the property of Senator Robert +.
is TO PASS by purchase into the hands of
Robert ~ night, owner Of the most cxtcn-
sive system of cotton mills in this coun-
try. The trade, it is announced was
practically consummatcd. Friday. The
marks the retirement of Senator Treat
from the cotton manufacturing business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20
The Weeks Schedules.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Friday ana Standardization at CIeyc-
land, New York at Detroit Washington
ut ST. Louis elphia at Chicago.
NATIONAL.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday-Pitts-
burg at Boston. st. Louis at brooklyn
Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Phlla-
delphia.
NEW ENGLAND.
F'riday-Lowell ut Manchester. Concord
ut Nashua, Fall River at Havcrhill, Law
renee at BroCkton.
Satu day-CCncord at Manchester
Nashua at Lowell. ITavcrhill ut Brocktun
Lawrence at Fail River.
EASTERN
Thursday. Friday and Saturday-Provi-
dcnce at Toronto. Worceste: at Buffalo,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20

The members of the United States In
trrnatioual Exchange commission left
London for Paris, Friday evening. All
are gratlipd at the cordiality of their re-
ception in London. 1t is stated that they
have secured from the British govern
mont all the support they expected for
the project of giving stability to the mon
ctary systems Of the silver using coun-
tries The United States commissioners
expect to remain three weeks in Paris
and thence 70 proceed to Berlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20

Hick Beirch, a German, aged 60
years, a saloon keeper at Atchison,
kas., was shot and killed, Friday, by
Theodore McKim, a notorious Kansas
City character. McI<im was mortally
wounded later in an encounter with the
police. At the hospital McKim adj
mitted the killing and said they had
founght over 4 game of dice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20
COTTON SEED MEAI-26. aO6p27.
MIXED FEED-21. 75Q23. rs.
thanksgiving, 20@20.25.
New York Cotton Market.

New York, June 49,
Cotton futures closed firm. June, 1214;
July, 1918; August. 11.79; September. 10 81
October, IA; November. 9g1; December
9.S5: January. 9S3: February, 979.
Cotton spot closed quiet Midding up
bales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20

BU1'rER-Firm extra creamery, Ply.
Enthusiastically: state full cream fan
cy small colored. 1G%.
realistically; state ard Fenna. extras,
49,.
SUGAR-Raw, steady; refined steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20
AT BOSTON,.

PittsburG defeated Boston in a duh and
embarrassing contest. Pittinger was
touched up for 10 hits. while four hits
was the best the locals could do with
Lever. Boston's only runs were scored
in the eighth on an error by Wagner, fol-
lowed by hits by Tenncy and Abhattc-
cho. Pittsblirg got eight of her runs in
the first three innings and then slowed up.
Boston fielding was ragged throu, bout.
pttsburg .....2 l 0 l l-l2-15-3
Boston ........0 U 0 o 0 0 . o. > Al
I5attcries-Lcever and Phelps: Pittinger
and Moran. Time, $50. Umpire. Q Day.
Attendance, 11i9.
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New England League Games.
AT MANCHESTER.

Lowell defeated Manchester by a score
Of . to l. I'h" visitors scored their ITALICS
in the seventh inning on errors and
scratch single. The game was devoid Of
sensational playing owing to the wet
grounds.
Lowell ...........0 0 0 0 9 O-2-f 0
Manchester .....1 0 o 0 0 0 o 0-1-3-;;
Bate ries-DCrby and Merritt Miller and
Cote Time. 2h. Umpire, Cudworth. At
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20
National League Games.
AT PHILADELPHIA

Cincinnati 100 0 9 0 0 O-9-1lO
Philadelphia % 0 0 0 0 1-3-ll-3
Eattcrics-Suthoff and Peitz; Williams
and thinner Time, 1.55 Umpire, Emsie.
Attendance, 1881.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20

Before buying a Farm
Farms anywhere. write for our
FREE Illustrated Cata-
locuc of POO bargains 1t will save you
time and money. Before selling a farm
send us Details we may have a customer
waiting to buy just such a farm as yours.
VIM. T. Jones, Local Mgr,
1856 Water St, Augusta.
"a cTDnIlT 20 Union Mutual Bldg,
Z n. J InUUI Portland, Maine.
Satstf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20
banks up to s.. 000,0OO United States bonds
were ali unchanged on the last call.
New York Money Market.

Now fOFK. JIIlt ID.
Money on call 2Q9I%; last loan 2.
Prime mercantile paper X.
Sterling exchange heavy at 4.hIS5 Tor
demand and at 1859 for 60 day bills.
Posted rates 4.$5Ed6 and 4.SS12.
Commercial bills, 4.S3.
Bar silver 52Is.
MnSiroO dollars ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20
AT BROCkTON.

With the score to 0 against them in the
ninth. Brockton won out by successive
singles by Kelley, Murphy, Boardman and
tiuheen. Carrievchu pitched finely for
Brockton. but was taken ont AFTER the
eighth to let FoXcn come to the bat. Joss
lyn finished the game for Brockton. For
Lawrence. Gilroy played well. He was,
presented with gold watch by Taunton
friends during the game Kelly. who re-
turned to the game. today. after having
been suspended some time ago, played fine
ball and his hitting was feature. Clever.
fielding was done Icy Allen. BoLrdmar and
Grant.
BlucktCn .......O 0 0 0 0 0 o-o-9-O
Lawrence .......0 o 0 0 0-1-4-l
I'attelies-Carricvcau Josslyn and Bur
rill: Gilroy and BeVicr. Time, 1.22. I'm
prC, McCloud. Attendance. $50.
The evening world., 1903-03-19
Ifer me eompany-a year ,and-r-nHlf-1xv

ter me eompanS'a year aud-T'nHif-Sgc
to replace the old ono that killed John
GeNry In that sc.ld:nt cshlc-car
overturned the truek. and Genry fc,l
under It ana was crushed TO death, No
attemrs was made to repair the vehicle,
and 1t Is now rustirg In t,pc yard back
OF Fire Headquarters.
John J. Scanncll was then Fire Com
missioner, and he bought the new truck.
II welshs six and a half tons, II Is hard
To steer and rocks like ship In q
storm when It turns corners. In the
short time 1t has basn in use II has
severely injured more than dozen mcn
Only two weeks ago Fireman sullivan
was brushed off the truck by coming In
conhsct with an electric-light pole and
had three ribs broken. rad 1t not been
for the heavy rubber boot that Biggins
wore his foot would have been crushed
Ia a jelly. lie said after tho accident
that when he felt the wheel going over
his foot he expected 1t TO be torn from
his body,
The evening world., 1903-03-19
Women Are Carried Down Seal
Ing Ladders from Flaming
Double Tenement at Grave
Risk of Lives.
FORTY, FAMILIES HOMELESS.
Woman Left to Perish by Panic
=, Stricken Neishbors Rescued by
Daring Firemen--stairway Gives
Way Under Them.

m a Are which diG much damage to
the double tenement at No 2iO East One
Hundred and Ninth street to-day many
members Of the forty-four Italian fani-
lies living there were unable to escape
by the stairs and the fre-escapes and
firemen from Truck No. u heroically
carried them down the sides Of the
.buiiding on scaling ladders. The ten
ants were in panic.
! Three fremen were slightly injured
by the falling OF stairway between
the third and fourth floors.
! Mre, John Clay had given birth TO a
baby on the fourth floor yesterday and
her friends took the baby out when the
FIRST alarm OF fire was given. but while
trying to get the mother out they we're
overtaken by the flames and abandoned
her to save themselves.
; Unable to reach that floor with their
ordinary ladders the firemen used the
sealing ladders. From window to win
dow they climbed until they reached the
fourth floor. Two entered the room
and dragged the sick woman to the win
dow. AS one started down the other
handed the woman to him, and he car
ried her down to the top OF the ladder
which had been placed against the
building.
( Pietro Scannella, Ave years old. and
his sister Theresa, four years old, be-
came panic stricken when their parents
ded from their rooms on the fourth
floor, and the flremen took them down
to the street by means Of the scaling
ladders. There were I'VE others who
were similarly rescued from the build
ang in that manner.
Firenen Brody, Crosby and Define. of
Engine Company No. 5s. were taking a
hne OF hose to the fourth floor when the
stairs gave way. Other firemen, who
were in the vicinity of the stairs be-
lieved there had been loss OF life and
startled the hundreds of people gathered
In the streets by rushing to the windows
and frantically shouting for help.
When taken out the three firemen
were found to be bruised and scratched.
but not seriously injured. Lieut. Maine.
bf Fire Patrol No. 4. was carrying tar
paulins UP the stairs to the third floor
when. a.. fireman above him fell and
down t he stairs adm bruising him So
fyerely. -. %
The building. which is fully insured, is
One Hundred and Seventeenth street,
Il caught fire in the dumb waiter shaft
2 year ago and was partially destroyed.
Waiter and spread from there through
out the building. The damage is esti-.
Fire Chaplain. Smith was conducting
bn Twenty-tffrd street. when he was no
Hfied OF the fire. The chaplain aban-
boned the services and went to the fire,
The evening world., 1903-03-19
FORMER PARTNER
OF J. GOULD DIES.
Orlando w. JesIIn, Who Was Asso.
elated with the Famous Wall .
Street Operator, Passes Away.

Word has reached this city from
Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana, OF the death
Of Orlando W. Joslin. formerly OF this
State ana at one time a business part
her OF Jay Gould.
Mr.. Joslin was born In Batavia. N. y.
seventy years ago. He came to this
city when lad of sixteen and worked
eor years as a buyer for elk houses.
+ He afterward formed the firm of JOS
lin. JosIIn & Co., which later became
Joslin. Bache & Co, He was one OF the
original members OF tae Open Board of
Stock Brokers and also OF the Gold
Board.
In 1873, when the crash in Wall street
came. Jay Gould and Henry w. Smith
were silent partners In Mr., Joslin's
frm. He retired from the Street many
years ago. and recently had been presi-
dent OF the Marowine Gold Company,
whose mines are In Dutch Guiana.
Mr.. Joslin left here Dec. 20 TO 20 To
the mines and was planning to return.
He was III only fourteen hours, with
gastric trouble. He leaves a widow, who
Is IN Jacksonville. Fla.. and two SONS
ana two daughters.
The evening world., 1903-03-19
AUTO. THIEVES GET
COPS IN TROUBLE,
Policemen Who Didn't Gee the Burg
lara Speeding Away In the
Machine Face Charges.

Among the nifty odd policemen to
answer charges Of delinquency at
Police Headquarters to-day were Patrol
men Enright and Jacob Bachmann, OF
the East F1fty-first street station, for
failure to prevent or report the burglary
at No. $50 West Forty-third street.
Burglars broke through the glass win
dows of the automobile establishment
OF Sidney Towne, at this place on March
Il, started up a gasoline auto, opened
the doors and hcd, without being OBJ.
served by either OF the patrolmen OF
that beat in the early hours when the
machine was taken.
The automobile and the four burglars
were captured the same day in Yonkers
Capt, Lantry, OF the precinct, having
sent out an alarm, and their trial Il
pending. Enright testined that every.
thing was right at the stable at o'clock
that morning. and RaehmaI noticed
Titus said he would look into the case
and reserved decision.
The evening world., 1903-03-19

Mems Underwear 1t III 2. i.
Mems Medium-weight Shirts and
Drawers, white and natural, Shirts
finished with self fronts; Drawers
have double gussets and overlooked
seams, at 69c.
Mems Lightweight Worsted Shirts
and Drawers, excellent quality; o.
finished in best manner, at. 80. S0C
Mems Medium-welght Merlno Shirts
and Drawers. made OF excellent quail
ity warn, white and natural; Shirts
finished with self fronts; Drawers
with. double gussets, and e1to
overlooked seams, at.......4A.lS
Mems Medium-weight Worsted Shirts
and Drawers Shirts finished with
self fronts; Drawers with double
gussets and tapped ssams,St "a
Mems impoi:::d ;;i:;i astuittgart.r" Light
weight Natural Merino Shirts and
Drawers, long and short sleeves;
Drawers IN regular sizes, shorts and
stogts, all sizes up TO SocI 40
inches, AZ h...,.,...,..,.,,p
Mems Imported "Stuttgartsr" Light
weight Pure Wool Shirts and
Drawers, long sleeves SizeSct ~
up TO ~ inches, At, at,...,,,..VisIT
Mems !. & R. Morley Pure Sanitary
Natural Wool Shirts, finished With
ribbed bottoms, Drawers to match
with spliecd seats, iull-fashioned and
/ regular made. Shirts, size 81, st.74;
Drawers, size 30, 1884, rise i5e. each
larger size.
MEMS |, K r. Morley Llama Pure
Wool Shirts. unshrinkable, full-fash-
ioned and regular made; Drawers to-
match with Snlieed seats. Shirts. size
-. s2.24i Drawers, size 80, S2S4i
rise ise each larger size,
Mems Italian Pure Wool
UnderWear.-ist ~, sith ST.
Made TO our order and imported by
us from Italy. Men who want the
purest and finest wool that touches
the skin as softly and delicately as
India silk should see this Underwear
and usV IL. The yarn is sterilized
and subjected to a new chemical
treatment thai makes 1t absolutely
impossible for the garments to
shrink.
They come in a golden brown mix
ture, best shapes and styles. Shirts
with long and short sleeves; Drawers
regular, short and stout modsls,.-
1924.
The evening world., 1903-03-19
Capt. Begins, Of Company No.
2, Who Was Thrown OF To-
Day, Latest Victim Of the Un-
lucky Machine.
HIS FOOT WAS CRUSHED.
A Dozen Men Have Been Injured on
This Truck, Which Was Bought
to Replace One That Fell Upon
John Gecry and Killed Him.

Hook ard Ladder Company No. 2
at Ffftieth street and Lexington ave-
nue., has another hodoo truck which
seems to cause more trouble than the
oompany's old truck, which numbered
its victims by the score.
Capt. Begins was to-day yanked off
the truck as 1t turned corner on the
way to a Are at No. 2ls East Fifty-sec-
ond STREET. The rear wheel went over
his foot, crushing several OF the small
bones in the instep. He WAS operated
on this afternoon at the Flower Hos
pital
This new hoodoo truck was secured
The evening world., 1903-03-19
Women's "Empress "'Shoes.
Boys and children's
IIOLnIng.-snd Fi.. r.sr

AONAsiHI6 s-zhu Ft'. rsah
The httleSt fellow that is to be suited
receives as much thought from us as
the biggest of men. We give every
part of the Clothing business the
most conscientious effort. Nothing
is sighted. Start with the lowest
priced garment in our stock and
continue your Investigations up to
the costliest. You'll find that the
whole way is marked by perfection
plus economy. 4
Boys Norfolk Suits, made OF gray and
brown eheviols, natty designs, 6 TO IS
years, others charge IS. 50, our pries
1874.
Boys Suits, made Of pure dye navy
serge, trimmed with twelve rows red,
white or black soutache braid, enr
broidered shield, others charge $4.5oi
our price $3.50.
Boys Spring Top Goats, tan and olive
covertS and oyerplaid effects in e4sSi-.
merts--the new short box Styles 10
10 years, 1914.
Boys Blouses-cambricS, cheviots,
ehambrays, Madras and rercerized
fabrics, 44e. to 1921.
The evening world., 1903-03-19
BOYS DIDN'T PRAY,
so HE BEAT WIFE.
Father. Ansr: Because Their Mother
Put Them to Bed Without Sup
pIication, Nearly Killed Her.

The Justices Of the Special Sessions
Court OF New Brighton. 8. l.. sent
Thomas Garrigan. OF No. 1s Jersey
street. New Brighton, to the county Jail
for six months to-day for brutally beat
ing his wife.
Mrs. Garrigan. who is frail little
woman, had 10 be supported when she
told Of her husbands attack on her. Both
her eyes were black and so swollen that
they were nearly closed. her face was
a mass of bruises, her nose was fat
tened out and swollen and she was suf-
ferlng from several severe cuts on the
mouth.
She said that her husband came home
last night when she was putting her two
children to he'd. They are both boys,
James, eight years old. and Thomas,
nine. Their father asked; II they had
said their prayers. Mrs. Garrigan told
him that they, were, 80 tired they he'd
out saying them. AT this Garrigan be-
came enraged and beat. her until she
was unconscious. First he used a hair
brush and then his fists.
The evening world., 1903-03-19
Children's Dresses.

<,,,. "a FL, Broadway.
Children's Wash Dresses, guimpe
style, made of sheer white lawn,
tucked bertha, trimmed with en-
broidery; full skirt, finished with
deep hem, sizes 4 to ID years, at
1896.
Children's Wash Dresses, high neck
style, made of white sheer lawn, yoke
formed OF tucks and embroidery in
serting, tucked bertha. trimmed with
embroidery; full skirt finished with
deep hem, sizes 4 to "a years, at s3.5s.
Children's Wash Dresses, guimpe
style, made of blue, rose, green and
pink chambray, bertha trimmed with
embroidery, short puff sleeves; tucked
tlounee skirt, sizes 4 to ID years,
$3.50.
Children's Guimpe Dresses, made Of
white point desprit, trimmed with
rows OF ribbon and Valenelennes lace,
over white lawn slip, sizes to -
years, at S6.S3,
Children's High-neck Dresses, made
OF white point desprit, trimmed with
rows OF satin ribbon and Valenciennes
lace, made over white lawn slip, sizes
to "a years, at So.49.
Children's Dresses, made of tan, blpe
and green cashmere, yoke. formed OF
tucked white cashmere, finished with
braid, gored skirt, sizes 4 to - years,
at S5.7i,
Children's "Peter Thonipsonn Dresses.
made Of red and blue cheviot, sizes
4 to "a years, 1904.
Children's& rIisses' Coats
"a Fi.. Broadway
Children's Medium Length Box
Refers, double e-breasted style, made
of black taffeta, large batiste collars,
lined throughout, sizes 4, 5, 6 and s
years; at S3.oi.
Children's Double breasted Box Goats,
made OF tan covert cloth, notched vel
vet collar, turnover cloth cuffs. lined
with self-coiored taffeta, sizes s to IA
years; at $3.50
Children's Three quarter Double
breasted Box Goats, made of black
taffeta, cape and stole effect, full
sleeves, trimmed with lace. sizes 4 to
10 years; al $o.49
Children's Douple-breasted Three
Eauarter Goats, made of gray novelty
cloth, lap pockets, notched collar and
turnover cuffs, ensign on sleeve, lined
throughout with white satin, sizes 6 to
~ years; at Sio.4i.
Misses Collarless Monte Carlo
Goats, made Of castor covert cloth,
double cape, new, full sleeves, tailor
stitched, sizes II to iS years; al
S6.4o.
Misses Fitted Fly-front Jackets, mad,
Of tan covert cloth, notched velvet col
lar, new, full sleeves, with cloth cuffs
tailor finished, lined with self-coloret
taffeta, sizes II, i6 and IS years, a
1926.
The evening world., 1903-03-19
Mems Suits and Overcoats, $14.o6.

Let US show you the value that $i496 commands n
Mems Clothing Department. That sum spent with
secures all the quality and style offered by some stores
$500 and by Others at $1,000.
Threebutton Sack Suits made OF awoo sofnlshsd black
Thibet-all Sizes
Three and -Four button Sack Suits made Of awool chsvict
casSeres and worseds-conseNaye as we'll as pronounced
checks, plaids and stripes.
Spring Overcoas made of black and Oxford gray woTSted
cheyot lined 10 edge with silk 40 TO AZ inches long
Short Box Coats made of tan and olive covert cloth and gray
and brown hoespns silk ined32 to "a inches long Ideal
for young men, ~.
Rain Goats made of genuine Caenete TAM Oxford gray ana
gray mixtures, also brown checks and plads-ew long ana
oose-plain or belted backs
The evening world., 1903-03-19
Pure Irish Linen SuitingS. !

Iatura and Holland Satin fnish--our own import
o inches Wde-18c., 21c., 24c. and 29c.
The evening world., 1903-03-19

l5c. Corded I-ace-Striped Ba-
tisteS at l0c. -Bassmsnt.
Airy Batistes prettied with dainty cords
and lace stripes. Simple and delicately
be-flowered printings-stripes. scrolls,
blossoms. Dresdens and Jardinieres on
white, Nile, ecru, navy, canary and black
grounds. Smooth weaves-not lumpy
thread mars the perfect surfaees--regulsr
value tSc.; special at toc.
The evening world., 1903-03-19
WOmen's Underwear.

WOmen's Underwear.
women's Lisle Thread Vests, s.; 'ipisi plain
and fancy ribs, white, pink and sky,
low neck, sleeveless, at 24c.
Women's Shaped Ribbed Cotton
Vests, low neck and short sleeves
and high neck with long or short
sleeves; Drawers to match, >Dx
knee length, at, ............. @TS
Women's Shaped Ribbed Lisle Thread
Vests, high neck and short sleeves;
Drawers to match, knee length, m.
at ....,.........,.... o1S
Women's Fine Ribbed LisIe Thread
Vests, plain and mercerized Isle,
neck finished with lace In four Al.
different styles, at,......,,,. f>C
Women's Imported Swiss Lisls
Thread Vests. hand-erocheted front
and shoulders, low neck and on.
sleeveless, at ....,,,......... o@S
Women's Imported Swiss Lisle
Thread Vests, hand-erocheted front
and shoulders, low neck 81 IN
and sleeveless, at .......,. 4l.lH
Women's Italian Silk Underwear
This underwear is made of the pur-
est silk-reh, crispy. glistening-
white, pink and sky. The Vests
are trimmed with lace and embroid-
cred in most artistic designs.
Seconds of the same goods are ex>
plotted elsewhere as special value at
S2.oS. We sell the perfect qualities
bright and fresh as newly minted
coin--at 81. 80.
The evening world., 1903-03-19
Mems and Women's Knitted
Underwear For Spring and
Summer Is Ready.

You will find these stocks to your liking. They are the
products Of broad research and unerring discrimination
The mills Of England France Germany America and Italy
contribute to tRis splendid display The variety is COM
pete; the prices are exponents Of the Macy method Don't
let the warm weather find you unpepared Well serve you
well when the season has advanced into the rush
Ana