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Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
TIE PosToFFIcE BILL
Provides for Large Increase in All
Branches cf Service

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Ma
son from the committee on postof1ices;
and post roads, today, reported the
postoftice appropriation bill. In adj
dition to the amendment providing
Tor the admission of Oklahoma, Ari-
zona and New Mexico as states, the
bill makes changes relating ito the
conduct of postoffice department
Amendment is one Increasing the ag-
gregate amount to be paid as salaries
10 postmasters to the extent of S753.0 600.
The aggregate appropriation for free
delivery service is $19.026, 800, an in
crease of S1,59S,350 Authority is
given to employ automobiles as we'll as
horses in the postal service and there
is an appropriation of 100000 for this
purpose.
Ten division superintendents in the
rural free delivery service are allowed
instead of seven as in the House bill
and the totatl appropriation for that
service is placed at $12.G26, 500 instead
of $500, 400 as in the House bill
The appropriation for the railway
mail service is increased to total of
S11 1g3330l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks

New York. Feb. iS-.The decision OF the
sovernors Of the New York Stock Ex-
from Friday evening until the following
Tuesday. confirmed then tendency to-
wards stagn&tion in the market. With
the curtailment of the activity prices
moved slu3Sishly and in an irregular was.
But the downward tendency prevailed and
the market closed easy at general net de-
clines running to n point or more in Il
few Of the prominent stocks. .imalsa-
mated Copper continued to be q feature
of the trading and made further progress
upwards but without maintaining It's
highest price, which reached a. This
compared with - in February OF last
year which was the highest for that wear
'rodaE's price was the highest thus far
touched this year. There was nothing
new to explain the continued advance in
the stock beyond the current comment
on the favorable outlook for the trade a
further rise in price Of metal rumors of
agreement By contending interests and
the universal activity and strength of cop
rer stocks as class both here and
abroad. The sustaining influence Of this
movement was supplemented early in the
day by the conclusion on the part of the
international exchange house not 70 shi,
gold by tomorrow $ steamer. Money vert
higher in London. today. but the advance
in the sterling rate at Paris showed that
French capital was ready TO respond ~
the additional needs in London. The low
rate for money in Berlin indicates also
WAT I<oil'oitt pplIONtls Ils4s ftuutlnie To
RESORT to that center. The local tinic
money market WAS firmer again, today
The deposit of $l000G0 at the sub-trcasui.y
fer transfer to New Orleans brings the
total for that destination up 10 $t01.u10 FOR
the week. Customs collections also con
tinua very large SO that the sub-troasury
has taken from the banks $5J4 400 before
today.S transfers to New Orleans. The
movement 10 New Orleans is evidently
due to the speculative activity IN The cct-
ton market. With New York exchange at
discount a Chicago it is not probable
that there is any large movement of cur
rency from the Nest to New York Sterl-
ing exchange continued strong in this
market. These various developments in
the money situation may have helped to
depress prices of securities. The bond
market was dali and irregular Total
sales. par value, S1,9l0, 600 United states
bonds were all unchanged on the Inst call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
MAINE G. A. r.
Continued from page II

of visitors. Around the headquarters
of the candidates, Gen. Chamberlain
and Col. Milliken at the Bangor House
things were the liveiest. National
Department Commander T. J. Stewart
did not Dut in an appearance as had
been expected. He was detained by
urgent business.
Election prospects were warmly dis
cussed during the afternoon and even
ing. Cen Cnamberlain's supporters
claim mis- election without any ooubt.
They say that already a sufficient
number of delegates have expressed
their intention of voting for him to
make his election sure.
The campfire in City hall at night
was attended by a great audience
which listened TO good music and in
teresting speeches. The address of
welcome was delivered by Mayor En-
gel, who was followed by Department
Commander Merrick, who said:
Comrades. Ladies OF the Relief Corps
and Friends: t
These annual encampments are COM
ing TO be more and more interesting
and important 10 us, and our efforts
as Grand Army men, to attend these
meetings increase with each succeed
ing year. To me, personally, the past
year has been one of the most inter-
esting and enjoyable in all my life
work. In travelling over the State and
visiting tho Posts i'll their respective
home quarters. / find that the eX-sol-
diers and the citizens of Maine bear in
n great degree, yeneration and love for
| the Maine men in the Rebellion. And
well We may love and venerate them
Maine has a noble record in the Civil
War: with 4 conscious pride she glo-
| ries in her sons who shed their blood
| for freedom and the preservation oi
| our National Union. OF that great
army of two and three quarters million
enlistments. Maine furnished seventy
! two thousand of her best sons who Of
| fered their services, and lives il nee5
| be. for the honor and perpetuity o.
| the flag of our country. Perhaps The
/ battle of Gettysburg furnished as great
| examples of heroic bravery and dar-
| ing as any during the whole war.
There were fifteen Maine organiza-
tions that participated in this great
, battle. The first day on Seminary
Ridge. Halls Second Maine Batter,
and Colonel Tilden's Sixteenth Maine
| Regiment Infantry, did terrible execu-
ton, lighting like demons. The Six
teenth Maine lost nearly all its men il
killed. wounded and prisoners. DowI
| in The Peach Orchard we find Colone
!, Lakeman with the Third Maine Regi-
ment at the DEVILS Den Colonel Walk
or With the Fourth Maine. At botf
these places the fighting was fierce and
heavy. The third and fourth did theil
part nobly.
On the Wheat Field Lieutenant
Colonel Merrill with the Seventeenth
Maine. This regiment with its wing:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
Capital Notes.

Tho Senate. Wednesday. confirmed
the nomination of John r. McDonoush
Of New York, to be associate justice of
the Philippines supreme court.
William Ross, a member of the Ca
madam Parliament for South Ontario,
was on the floor of the Senate, Wednes-
| day, and was introduced to a number
of senators by Senator ]. r. Dolliver.
orders were issued at the war de-
partment, Wednesday, for the retire
ment of Brig. Gen. Joseph p. Farley,
recently promoted from colonel in the
ordnance department and Col. Lawr-
ence S. Babbitt, of the ordnance de-
partment.
The Senate committee on foreign re-
| lations. Wednesday, authorized a fav-
orable report on the eXtradilion treaty
With Nevico and also on an agreement
with France extending the provisions
Of the French reciprocity treaty to
Porto Rico
The resolution offered in the Senate
| by Mr.. Morgan declaring that no pro
vision of the Panama canal act shall
be nullified by the canal treaty was
considered, Wednesday,, by the Senate
committee on foreign relations and an
unfavorable report authorized.
The House committee on interstate
and foreign commerce, Wednesday,
favorably reported the Senate bill ap-
propriating S350.000 for the establish
ment of lighthouse and fog sigial
stations in Alaskan waters, and pro-
viding for a life saving station at Cape
Flattery, on the coast of Washington
A petition signed by ex- Gov. p. f..
IS. Pinchback o. louisiana: DIR. Charles
i3. Purvis, John F. Cook, Kelly Miller.
and Whitefield Mckinley of Washing
ton, urging the confirmation OF the
domination of DR. W. d. Crum us col
lectcr of port of Charleston. S. c., was
submitted to the Senate, Wednesday.
Instructions have been sent by the
state department to United States
Minister Powell to insist on his de-
mand on the government of Santo Do
mngo for 4 prompt settlement of the
Clyde and Ros claims, notwithstand
| ing Il suggestion of postponcment until
the return from the United States of a
dominican agent.
United States Consul Meyer has ro-
ported to Assistant Secretary Looms;
of The state department from Buenos
Ayres. that the Argentine President
has. Issued q decree prohibiting the inn
Iportftion into the republiesof cattle,
sheep. goats and pigs from the states
of Maine, New sfanpshire Massachu
sets. Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Representative Hamilton Of Michi-
gan, Wednesday, introduced Il bill To
authorize the governor and secretary
Of Hawaii to issue bonds of that tar-
ritory in such sums not exceeding $500
900, as together ut the money ALREADY
appropriated by Congre ss, may be suf
ficent to pay all the judgments grow
ing out of tie suppression of the bu-
bonic plague in the territory in 1899
ard 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN?
Mystery Over Valise and Note Found
at Boston.

Boston, Feb. 1S.-Thcre is a mystery
surrounding the ownership of an eX-
tension valise that Was found last
night, in the doorway of the house No.
as Bowdoin street, that the police have
been working hard to solve, today.
In the valise We're some mems collars
and cuffs, a pair of overalls and other
articles, and a paper upon which was
written the following: 81 ,000. 900 Meth
ing to eat from Sunday to Tuesday
night. No money. no home, | am get
ting desperate and will commit a
crime If I am found Gcad notify
George NJ. Snow. Blanchard. Me, Bay
Brook camp. and send postal to Sid
ney II. SNOW. from Pongapong, Mass,
in care of Lorin Cross"
Further than this there is no clue to
the identity of the owner of the valise.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. THURSDAY FEBRUARY ~ 1909
57th CONGRESS-.
Continued from page 1.)

to show that Hull had virtually
pledged the House an opportunity to
Vote on this proposition.
| t'apron (R H. declared that the ATTACKS
upon the conference reports were unfair
and iluwarranted.
| Cannon protested against the manner IA
which appropriation bills were loaded 5y
the Senate With all sorts of legislative
| provisions that were not III order in the
House The practice. he declared. not
only demoralized appropriation bills. bus
would bring scandal and deserved crit-
cism. In the House he said, we leg
lslate under rules. In another body the
Senate they leSislate, by unanimous con-
| sent. . Gentlemen know what that
maans General applauset.
| Richardson Crenn) in opposing Inc coa-
ference report declared that whether he
iiid sought to do so or net, l1ull had ms-
led the House
Hun concluded the debate. He defended
his position. callinS attention 10 what No
stated at the time the bill went to the
conference and TO what occurred in the
committee Oh military affairs TO show
that he had carried out instructions. He
said personally he would preferred to
nave allowed the House TO pass upon the
antaRonized amendments separately.
The conference rep ort was voted down
SO to &c.
The House BY specific votes insisted
upon us disagreement to The retirement
@ ana rlilcers deposit amendments. TIE
PHI then was sent back to conference and
TIE l.ouse resumed consideration OF tie
naval appropriation BILL
An appropriation of Sl00,GG0 for expenses
incident TO the occupation OF the new na-
Nai station the government IS TO acquire
from Cuba was placed in the bin at the
request o. the nayy department.
Games Cfenn) took advantage Of tie
Item increasing tie limit of cost of tie
new Naval academy to $l0G0o. .0uo to COM
neht on the fact that the increase was
demanded on account of the higher cost
OF material and labor. and he offered an
ancndment to admit free Of duty mate
rlaiS for the buildings at the Naval acal-
emy The amendment was ruled out on a
point Of order.
''pon reaching the paragraph providing
iof the increase Of the personnel of the
navy. the committee rose ard al o'ciocJ,
the House adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. Feb. ~
FI.CtR-Receipts %, 80 bbls exports
4sol Ibis; sales, ll.30o pkgs. Less active
and rather easy
WHEAT-Eeceipts, 30,4oo bu.: exports
io9.4II bu.; sales, 1.5o00oo bu futures; sp,,,
Irregular Nc. red. Slss elevator; No.
red Sess o afioat No. / northern Du.
luth, SS4s [ b afioat; No / hard Mar
itoba. 80 o b afioat.
CoRN-Receipts. 1900 bu: EXPORTS. n
rs hu; sales. 100000 bu. futures. 12o.vN(
bn-: spot; spot iirrner; No 9 60 eIcv:ftor
and ,6t5 . D afloat; No. yellow 5Gia,
No. . white. 5G'a.
O-ATS-R Receipts. 1900 bu exports. e.at
bn.; spot steady, No. .. 1874; standard
white. IN No. ,; 43st: No. white. 49,.
No. :; white. fsai; track mixed western.
nominal; track white, i3t4n4s
EEEF-- Steady.
CtRF MF.ATS-Steady
I.ARD--Easier. western steamed. 10 ID.
refined easier; continent, 1870, s. A.'
10 s.; compound. 71zqt7ai.
PORk--Stcady.
EEuTTER-Firm; extra creamery. 2Gla
CHIjIcSE-F'ifm.
isGGS-Ffrm; state and Penna average
best. 49,
OTATOF,S-Steady.
SIGAE-Raw, firm; refined unsettled
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Feb. 1s.-The following are
the pension changes resulting from the
the issue of Fen. ?:
Increase reissue. etc. John Armstrong.
Togts. S10: Allen 7. Hodgkinson. StilIwa.
ter. so; James Burke, Togus, SS Edwin
n. Duncan. I>itteIy. 8. Widows, minors.
etc. Margie S. Penney, Freedom. ST.
The following are the Maine pension
changes resulting from the issue of
Feb. 3:
Originals. George II. Rolfe. Portland. Sc;
Albert ID. Morneau. Lewiston twar with
Srain). Sc. Increase. reissue, etc. " m.
NJ Packard, Rockpoit $6
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19

Committees from the Spanish Waf
Veterans Association and the Spanish
American War Veterans. met az
Washington, Wednesday, to effect, If
possible, an amalgamation of interests
and put an end to the fractional strife
which has heen waging for some time
as the result of the withdrawal of a
minority from the parent organization
and the formation of rival body The
sessions of the committee are secret.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19

! I4ARp-Fcb, s57sg; MAY, $3.50; July,
SHORT r. RlBs-May. e.52,s; July, 9.35;
Cash quotations were as follows.
FLOCR--Steady gt7t o
y wHEAr5So, l., !. spring 17a7s; No. >. "A:
CoRN--No. =. iS. No. , yellow, ls.
oAIS-No. ,, 1875; No. white, 34IaG35ls.
EIf-No. ;, 4Sat6l50
E.AlsLhi-liood feeding. 425of5.
MALTlNG-Fair To choice. 47r S.
western. 1f9
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. s75. .y
MESS PORN-lT.60nl1.a %.
I.ARD--9 60qt9.e2
SHORT RiBS. SfDES--a 25a95o
Shout .DcRS-Dry salted S.12ia1S. p.
SfoRI CLEAR SATISFACTORILY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19

never been one like ii, there is only this
one now and there will never be am
other. The comrades of the Grand
I Army OF the Republic look upon then
membership as the most honorable and
/ distinguished badge of courage and pa :
triotism that man could have and they
feel that active participation in such !;
prolonged and desperate struggle. FRO
ducing. as it did, such marvellous re-
suits, should continue TO be the re-
7 quirement fol admission into their
/ ranks.
When the time comes that no man
can furnish this requirement, then let
the Grand Army of the Republic be-
come a part OF the history of the coun-
Try that it saved. It was this organi-
zation that raised the flag on our
schoolhouses; 1t was this body that
has taught the children to respect and
| honor the flag and salute it as the
grapdest in the world. We have that
patriotic fervor such as no other land
can boast. Such is its record in the
past. This work will continue in the
future until its charter powers shall be
no more. The monuments dedicated to
the heroistn of these men will be an
inspiration to the generations to come
When this magnificent country of ours.
saved by the Ng,lor of these men from
destruction, shall have reached the
magnificent proportion of one hundred
million or two hundred million of peo-
pie, the Grand Army of the Republic
will be remembered in song and story
as long as our republic shall exist in
the family of nations.
Gen. Chamberlain spoke at some
length, reviewing important Incidents
of the Civil War in which Maine troops
were conspicuous. Col. Milliken spoke
upon the Sons of Veterans. advocat-
ing eventual ainalgamation with that
order As the only means of continuing
the organization and usefulness of the
G. y. r. and the perpetuation of its
principles. The election of officers will
take place at 10 o'clock. Thursday.
The Wcman's Relief Corps is also
holding its annual convention. The
sessions are being held in Essenic hall
The assembage was called to order
by Mrs. Emma Stephenson of Gar
diner. who gave her annual address.
after which reports We're presented by
Gee. Mrs. e. G. Ii. Smith of Gardiner:
Treas Mrs. Lucy Purnell OF Gardiner,
and the inspecting officer. Mrs. Harriet
Burr of Auburn.
A most enjoyable informal recep-
tion was held, Wednesday evening. at
the Bangor House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
HOW TO CURE
BRONCHITIS,

There is no record of any case of
bronchitis where the use of Father
Johns Medicine did not cure Letters
from those who have been made well
and strong by this old remedy viii be
sent to you by the Carleton and Hovey
Co. Lowell, Mass, on request. feb. le
thurit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Feb IS
i, Spot cotton closed quiet Middling up-
lands $50; do. gulf, 1905. Sales, To- 10.
Cotton futures closed steady February.
go; March. 962; April. 963: May. 9.Gl:
June, July. y.46; August, 9.1s; September.
S.59; October S31
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Feb. 49,
There was only a moderate. trade in t,,e
grain pits, today, and under the leader
ship Of wheat the closing prices were
lower, MAY wheat being off n. Nav corr,
was Is and oats were down ;.Gls.. Pro-
visions closed steady. the May products
being from sEWa to IA. lower.
vi lt,,TinE i t'i'1rss closed as follows:
733ssil as '''s
CoI:N-Eeb.. 43. May. 451,: July. 4ssse,-s
1S OATS Feb. 33s: May. a,5s; July. 3sss.
MESS POKk-May, I.4g; JuIS. 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
The National Daily Cash Balance.

Washington, Feb. 1S.-National bank
notes received, today, for redemption.
$563.S70; government receipts from in
ternal revenue, s212.993; customs,
$15o1,f7S; miscellaneous. $35,01 ex-
penditures. 81 665. 600
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19

The lrnian Rice and irrigation Co with
an authorized capital OF s6,0o0,0o1. was In
corporated Wednesday. at Trenton. N. I
The objects of the company are numerous
aud include growing and dealing in rice
oats and grain of all kinds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
THERE is ONLY ONE

LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININE. Call for
fun name and look for signature of e. w.
Grove on box. The remedy that cures q
cold in one day. 25c.
tueSthurS,&s;tt39t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
Financial.
Buy stock in the IxAHCHESS MINING
COMPANY Tacoma WashiuvfOn

COMPANY, Tacoma Washington
Sufficient work has been done to open
large veins of rick copper ore and prove
beyond a doubt that proper development
will place this mine with the Dutch Miller
and Monte Christie located in the same
dends. Stock obtainabe mt the Beck
Clothing Co., free, Block, Dodd & Co.,
10 Court So, Rooms 50, 49, Boston, Mass.
feh2d1mO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
New York Money Market.

New YORK. FCb. IS.
Money on call closed steady at .s4GlS PEI
cent, last loan at 2G
Prime mercantile paper 454Gl5i4 per cent
Sterling exchange strong with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S7. .65Gl J. s. I.
for demand and at i.Sl.60634S4.G5 for Il
days.
Posted rates assoc. and 4.SSfl1s
Commercial bills 4.S534m4Sp4.
Bar silver 413i.
Mexican dollars 273i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by the Federal Stock
and Grain Co.; office. Opera House
Block, Augusta, Maine.