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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
coTroNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.--cottonseed oil
steady: refined firm, In Light supply on
here nominal; prime crude, (. Q. b.: mills;
34GpS5c:: prime summer yellow. 4lG42c.: of
summer yellow, 40c.; prime white, 45c;;;
prime winter yellow, 46c.; prime meal
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NEW SHIP MAINE SAILS
FOR HAMPTON ROADS
my Associated prtss.)

PHILADELPHIA. PA February TO-
The new battleshlp Maiho lett tho
League Island maynard to-day for
Hampton Roads, whore her hunkers Will
be filled With coal, The warshp will
then proceed to join the North Atlantic
Squadron at Galveston, Texas,
The Maine Is In command Of Captain
T eiltZo. 5{t fit 4 rE Es sl.fFtA5
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Feb. 16, 1908.
fc1, m nnl tnh1 yvoorl1ak nj

Richmond, Va, Fob l6, 1903
The Richmond tobacco market closed
steady for the week.
Taking into consideration the quality
Of tobacco offered, together with con-
tinuation of large receipts, the market
of sun-cured tobaccos. some farmers
realizing as high as lie around for their
crops There is a greatdeal Of soft dam
Tobaccos in this conditions buyers do not
want, as few days Of warm weather
will make it unfit for use. Farmers should
guard against marketing tobaccos In this
condition from now on. rs 1t will end In
very unsatisfactory prices.
Total amount sold for the week at the
four warehouses, G32, 7GO pounds, Total
amount for the season. up to date, 6,43S.-
200 mounds. -. .L---.- 80 E-
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., Feb. 1s.-SPIR-
IT'S URPENTINE-Firm at &C.: re-
cei r. q casks. Rosin-Firm at 1870; re-
cepts, SIS barrels. Crude TuTpentine.
Firm at s1.40Q2.4O receipts, SS barrels.
Tar-Tirm at s1.6e; receipts. l0 Darrels.
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MONEY AND EclCHANGE-cLOSE:
Money on call steady at 2AG3 per cent:
closing, 2&@3 per cent; time money,
firm; sixty days, ~ per cent; ninety
days, Az per cent; six months, Az per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 4&GbA per
ual business In bankers bills at SIS. $50
1880 for demand and at si.s450 for sixty
day bills: posted rates s.. S6l4.S5k and
fSS64S 1s; commercial bills. Sassy a. S4A.
Bar silver, 4S2s; Mexican dollars 37a4. Gov
lrnment bonds steady; railroad bonds
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THE PRODUCE MARzET.
Richmond, Va, Feb. 16, 1908
QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Feb, l6,--FLoUR--Quieett
GAPS, Rye Folli~-Dull. Buckwheat
Flour-Dull Cornmeal--Qulet; yellow
western, sl,l9. Rye-Steady. harley
Wheat-spot steady; No, 2red. s1ssc On
steudler English cables wheat advanced
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Regular Schedule Resumed.

NEW YORK, February 16--'rhe Red
d Line Company announce the resumption
Of tho regular schedule to Venezuelan
ports-the first steamer to sail to-day.
The scr,nd steamer will sail on sAtur,
day,
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CIV York, and the spot market showed

New York, and the spot market showed
no Indication Of weakening. The exports
also We're a very bullsh factor, footing
up 1863 bales, bringing the amount for
the season to date VI, to within II ,S73 bales
Of last years heavy movement. In addi-
ton to this the liquidation had been con-
siderable. and trading began to lag so
opposition, and the market closed steady
S99 points net higher. Sales estimated at
ESQ., 900 bales.
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Air Line common. unclinnged; do. pre-
ferred, 421a. seabonrd As, 81.
Atlantic Coast Line common, 134N; do.
preferred Unchanged
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

QUOTATIONS FURNISHED THE TIMES
DISPATCH BY SCOTT & STRING
FELLOW, BANKERS AND
BROKERS, 1lO2 e. MAIN
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i,ai!uS' WV AiiouiiHB gun, '.eo' eoaeS, ofi
bales.
Gotton 10 STEADY mapg sci net
GAL bales; stock, 1S6,6a9 bales.
ceipts, 1851 bales; export to Great
Britain, l2,156 bales: to the Continent 3D.
500 bales; stock, 903, 3OS bales.
Consolidated at all seaports-Net re-
Britain 1886 bales; to France, GA
bales: to the Continent, 1926 bales.
Total since September LIST at all sea-
to Great Britain, 19S3,230 bales; to France,
Gil. $50 bales; to the Continent, 2,l47399
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1e-CoTToN-
The market for spot cotton was very
quiet to-day owing to the miserable
weather conditions Quotations UNI
changed.
The contract market was fairly active.
The first call showed gains of 5GS points
and later on gained a further slight inn
provement. This was followed by period
of fluctuations leaving the figures at the
close 54S points above Saturdays clos
ing on all current commercial year posi-
lions.
Cotton futures steady: February. e35
bid; March. 9.4Nd9.41; April 9.43d945; May,
9.4Sd4. 81; June, 952694; July, 857Q9.5S;
August 92419.5; September, s.5sas,G0; Oc-
tober, S2l@S23
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BALTIMORE, MD. Feb. 1e.-FLoUR-
Quiet and easy; winter patent, s3.75a4;
spring patent, s4.@a4. 80. Wheat-Quiet;
spot and the month. So4S0hc. Southern
BY sample, 799Soc. Corn-Easier; spot and
the month, 52Ag52Ac.; Southern white
corn. 4oa52%c. Oats-Firmer; No. white,
43Ac. Rye-Firm; No. 2, b5d56Iac. But
2od2lc.; fancy creamery. 9;g27c. Eggs
Firm and higher: fresh, 1Gc Cheese
Firm and unchanged; large. 149l4l.c.;
small. l41sG14Ac Sugar-Firm and i'm.
changed; fine and coarse granulated,
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yNcHBuRa TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg, Va, Feb. 10, lVU3,
Receipts of tabocco in the warehouses
of the city continue large, and the present
spell of damp weather Is epected to make
no material change in prices The quail
ity of the offerings Is fairly satisfactory.
Quotations are as follows: @
DARK GRADES.
PRIMINGS .,.,.,.......,.,,.....$l 5OQS 800
LUGS-
Common and dark lugs...... 1000 4.S0
DARK STEAfMING TOBACCOS,
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET

Prices corrected daily by Z. w. Evans &
Company. 1913 =. Cary Street.
Monday, Feb. 16, 1908.
LIVE POULTRY.
ReceintS light this week and ma rket
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CATTLE MARKET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock YnrdsD

:, ,,,,,,, :, Richmond Va, Feb; ls, 1908.
sA AZ Rst PA head market
good. e siI ght steers ana e' heifer 80
3g8%c:; good heifers, 41A@4lsc.; cows, 2l4Qp
S@c.; bulls, 2s4 aS&c; oxen, 2AG4c.; fresh
cows, $256425O. Southern cattle: Best
s e hefeTs. sAa5e.; g nmon lsht Ends.
dicks. 21sd8Ac.
cALv1Ets-R.eceipts. IS head; market ac-
:, ss1o head: make.
SHEEP AND LAMBs@ fessf $50
lambs GOOD s5ssp y ESSa sffsip and
medium kinds. 3Ad4c.; lambs, 4AQ6c.
CHICAGO 10 Ill. Feb. ls.zcATrLE-Re
prime steers, 4.40a5.4o: poor to medium,
cows. $1,000 30; heifers, s2G4.to; Gamers.
HssaSisa eui5 sGo ssves ox ssSas
ceipts today. $500 head; tomorrow. g.
1oc. higher. Mixed and butchers s6.75lD
LIS good psa IT. to q c ads heay, 1os$5;
bulk Of sales. $ssG7.lo. sheep-Recepts.
10000 head; sheep and lambs steady to
higher; good to choice wethers. s4.766l55O;
fair to choice Mixed s2.5Og4.75: native
lambs, $4.75GS.fJ; western lambs, S4.75G6.GO.
NEW YORK. Feb 16.-BEEvEs Steers
steady to- shade lover; bulls and cows
stays s475; Bulls. 75a4o; cows ss ss anc
steady; little calves. easier barn. yard
and western calves steady. Veals. $50
sedy aHa TO stfons - cars unaoS
Sheep, $3J00p5O Hogs, i0@l5c. higher
State hogs. s7.35dl74O; choice light, $3.50.
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BROOKLYN TRANS1T:
Brooklyn Rapid Transit showed consd-
cradle strength and was said to have been
taken In hand by the later connections
of the company, who had recently. accu-
mulated stock In some quantity. Tho re-
ports Of earnings and economics In
operating were favorable.
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AMALGANfATED COPPER:
Amalgamated Copper showed evidences
of rather strong pool manipulation. The
favorable trade conditions, and there was
some revival Of runiors Of peace among
conflicting interests.
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NusH QuUtHtIUH9 Wtre H3 IUIUWS.- 1Uur
steady No. spring wheat. 76G79c. No.
3, 72@721sc.; No. 2 red. 74a741ac. No. 2
oats (white), sc; No. white, 34A G36c.
No. 2 rye( 49c. Good feeding barley, 4?G
44c.; fair to choice mating. 47G54c. No.
faXseed. S1.14: No. northwestern, sl.l9;
prime Timothy seed. 1915. Mess pork. per
barrel, sl7.37ls0p175O; lard, per 100 pounds,
s9:7GG9.75; shirt ribs sides Qoose), 5000
9.3; dry sailed shoulders (boxed), ssl21s9
Sis; short clear sides tDoxed), s9.37leG
9.3Sh. Whiskey, basis of high wines, sl.30.
Butter steady; creamery, lsa25hc.: dairy,
l5123c. Cheese steady at 121sG131sc. Eggs
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Spot t0ttOn cIOsed quiet; mldd1InB UP
lands, $50; middling gulf, 9S5; saaes, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
WALL STREET GOSSIP
Standard oil Crowd Building Wabash
Industrials Make Good Showing.

Special to Tho Times Dlspatch)
NEW YORK, Feb. l6-Although the
trading was somewhat specialized the
opening OF the stock market was gener..
ally firm, and commission houses reported
a cheerful tone among their customers,
termination OF the Venezuelan difficulty
and tho prospects of the Aldrich bill than
to the showing in Saturdays bank state
ment
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The Evening Sun says. For the first
fine In more than week American
stocks enjoyed decidedly strong tone in
l5a London market. and they closed very
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WABASH BULLED:
The Standard Oil crowd were reported
as the most active bull influence In Wa
bash preferred.
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UNITED STATES STEEL:
In The late trading the Steel stocks be-
came active and prices ruled substantially.
~ higher. 1t is said that early steps Will
be taken to carry out the bond conversion
plan. and statements Of tho orders on
tho pressure Of work.
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WESTERN TRADING:
Western wire houses reported few
buying orders in the Changers and Paci-
nc during the day, and anticipated a good
deal Of activity in these stocks from now
onward on the winter wheat reports. 1t
Is, of course, very early to judge. but the
weather so far throughout the winter
wheat belt has been all that could be
desired.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. lS.-Seaboard
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AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE:
There was q revival of bull talk on
American Locomotive and some good buy
ing orders were apparent There was no.
thing to confirm the rumors Of dividend
on the common in the immediate future.
The com pany's business, however, is very
large at present with no diminution In
orders ahead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-28
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

| rlre sunday destroyed two warehouses
ana part of the foundry of A. F. Bartlett
y ~ the brick plant of the Christie
buggy 90: and the office, two warehouses
ana small machine shop of l.. CIinkof.
Stlne at Saginaw, Mich, causing total
| loss of 100000.
Judge osborne. Saturday. at Cynthana.
~, ordered Sheriff Leach and his deputy
rd' Dec. is, for the assassination Of
LINES Cockrill, to Louisville Jail for safe
keeping pending Jets appeal SHERIFF
Leach left with Jet at 1890
william Nadeau of Lawrence al Boston
y MAINE brakeman. while coupling cars
near the Winter street crossing Sunday
~ riayerhlll. Mass. slipped on a fail and
Inc INC WheelS of a freight car passed over
He u aisnt reg, severing it near. the body.
re was removed to Hale Hospital. where's
eddy fatal NV. : y -
me schooner VIM. l.. Walker of Prov
i III while making Gloucester, Mass.
a.. midnlght Saturday, ran ashore on the
from S the w veg Ear breakwater % Yards
' anu crew of the Gloucester life saving
orr ~ succeeded In getting the vessel
, un the rocks, at 1.30 A. NJ Sunday She
~ niS NOES 3i IN her bottom and the steel work
IS badly pounded. She will he put on the
marine railway for repairs.
, SiXty-siX petitions from subordinate
lodges of the Ancient Order of United
", W orknen asking for special session Of
, me Grand Lodge to act upon the new
i ii. passed by the Supreme Lodge were
presented to the subordinate lodge com
llnltec. saturday afternoon. The petition
cans ca. Tor action on the Connecticut claim.
sne revolving of the agreement with the
supreme Lodge to collect the guaranty
aulo ana the adopting of the new rate of
'SseSsfnents.-Boston Sunday Journal.
a remarkable response was made by 251
OF the Methodist churches in the New
england conference. Sunday. to the call
~ treasurer Dennis of the Preachers
"a th society, for contributions to replace
me SIoVGO stolen from the society by de-
,,aulting Treasurer Willard s. Allen. who
Aug. 6. Already $4,000 had
SSeen subscribed. and it is believed that
sundays additions will far exceed that
sum. Inc officials of the society are san
stline of raising even more than Allen
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CONSIDERABLE FEELING
Over Some of the Odd Fellows Sow
ereen Grand Lodge Doings.

Baltimore, Sept. 1.-THE Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows adjourned
Saturday afternoon. to meet. next year
in San Francisco, and all the grand rep
resentatives from massachusetts, and 9TH
er parts of New England left for home
Saturday night.
There was considerable comment on the
fact that every amendment to the conSti-
tuition brought before the Sovereign Grand
Lodge in its closing sessions was voted
down. y vigorous but futile effort was
made to have the lodge determine and de-
fine the meaning of saloon owner" ir
connection with the bar against saloon
men to membership. 1t has been claimed
that too broad Il construction can be
placed upon it.
1, Many of the Patriarchs Militant are dis
appointed over the failure of the meas
ure granting them direct representation
in the Sovereign Grand Lodge. When
they first arrived here Patrarchs from al
parts of the country were confident that
the privilege would be granted The Sow
ereisn Grand Lodge, however. would not
even agree to give the commanding gen
eral a seat in tn" lodge. much less repre-
SentativeS of the various state DEPART
ments Several New England men said
the fight would be renewed, next year Nc
New Englander received appointment on
the standing committees for next year
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AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY.
So Thinks At Least One Travelling Man

l would as soon think of starting out
without my mileage books and grip as
10 start out on a trip without Il box OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets in my va
lise, said travelling man who repre-
sents a st. Louis hardware house.
Why? Because L have to put up at all
kinds of hotels and boarding houses
1 have to eat good, bad and Indifferent
food at all hours of the day dnd night
and l don't believe any mans stomach
will stand that, sort of thing without
protest, anyway l know mine won't.
1t has to have something to break the
fall and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is
the crutch l fall back on.
My friends often Josh me about it,
tell me I'm an easy mark for patent
medicine fakirS, that advertised medi
cines are humbugs. etc, but l notice
that they are nearly always complain
ing of their aches and pains and poor
Digestion while | can stand most any ole
kind of fare and feel good and ready for
my work when it needs me, and | be-
lieve / owe my good digestion and
| sound health to the daily, regular use
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, year in
and year out, and all the ''joshing' in
| the world will never convince me tC
| the contrary.
| | used to have heartburn about three
| times a day and a headache about
| three or four times week and after
standing this for four or five years
began to look around for crutch anG
| found it when my doctor told me the
best investment / could make would be
a fifty cent box of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, and have invested about fifty
cents a month for them ever since and
when l stop to think that that is Wha
/ spend every day for cigars, feel like
shaking hands with myself for | car
keep my stomach and digestion in first
class order for fifty cents a month.
don't care for any better life insurance
My druggist tells me they are the
most popular of all stomach medicines
and that they have maintained then
popularity and success because they dc
as advertised. They bring results, anC
results are what count in patent medi-
cine as much as in selling barbwire.
Sept 2S- 3OOct .
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Duke of Richmond, LennOx and
Gordon. died. Saturday night. at Cor
don castle, FOchabers, Banffshire
Eng, as the result of Il chill contract
ed, Thursday last.
Car! Fl. Fingall. IL years old, son OF
Carl A. Fingall, of 116 Eastern avenue
Worcester. was accidentally shot and
killed by youth said by the police to
be Fred Wilson, - years of age, on
Belmont street, Worcester, Mass, Sat
urday.
Five shots were fired from the big T.
inch guns at Fort Revere, at Hull,
Mass, Saturday afternoon, in target
practice, and the damage done by the
conclusion to property in the vicinity
has been estimated well up into the
hundreds.
The Lucania, which arrived. Satur-
day, at New York, was in wireless
communication with other vessels all
the way across the Atlantic, including
Rretagne, Lorraine, St Louis. Auranta,
Campania. Moltke, Naderland, Mime
tonka, SaXonia Philadelphia and Au-
guste Victoria.
Fire, which originated in the base
ment of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
power house at First avenue and Fifty
second street, South Brooklyn, late
Saturday. did $780, 900 damage and tied
up for several hours the entire surface
and elevated systems in South Brook
Ign.
Careful inquiry fails to authenticate
reports regarding restitution at Sault
Ste. Marie. Mich. on account of the
closing of the Consolidated Lake SUI
perior mills. The facts are that all
men who want work can get it immedi-
ately, as employment agencies quickly
secure all men anxious to go to work.
Hon. Perry Collier, mayer of Beverly,
in 1898, and one of the most picturesque
figures in southeastern Essex politics,
PASSED away at his country seat at
Wenham, Mass. very suddenly. sun
day, of rheumatism of the heart.
widow, daughter and son survives him.
Mr.. Collier was born in Salem, Oct. IS
1888.
Albert Jambeck, mill operator, was
indicted in the superior court Satur-
day, at Middletown, Conn.,, on the
charge of murder in the first degree for
causing the death of Mrs. Mary CzoJar.
a boarding house keeper. who. it is said.
had rejected Jambecks attentions. She
was found dead with her throat cut in
her kitchen, on June II.
The battleship Maine, Saturday, pass
ed down the Delaware river from the
League Island Navy Yard on her voy-
age to Culebra in the West Indies. The
Maine was recently repaired at Cramps
shipyard. Upon her arrival at Culebra
the battleship's guns are to be thor
oughly tested. and if they are satisfact-
DRY the Maine will start on long
cruise.
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WORkMEN WON'T PAY DUES,
Attempt to Organize Textile Operatives
Ends in Failure.

Fall River, Mass, Sept. 23.-The Ma
tiGnal officers of the United Textile
Workers Union of America, which
holds its annual convention in Philadel-
phia next month, announce that the
campaign for the organization of tho
textile workers in Southern mills is at
an end, so far as the union is concerned
In the future, if organization is wanted
in the South, the demand for it will
have to come from those to be organ
lied. This attempt to organize the
South which has thus ended in failure,
has cost the union many thousands of
dollars. The leaders say that the
Southern operators refuse to pay dues.
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The annual corn roast of the Fair
field business men and their friends
took place at Blake's island, Oakland,
fflday evening, and was pronounced a
decided success by all in attendance.
The party chartered special car at
Waterville, and when they arrived in
Oakland, found the Blake steamer in
waiting for them. G. p. Blake, the
Keeper of the Island, made all feel right
at home, number of Fairfied's best
singers being in the party, which adj
ded much to the enjoyment of the
occasion. They arrived home by spec
ial car at about midnight.
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Saturdays Treasury Balance.

Washington, Sept. 21.-Saturday's
statement" of the treasury balance in
the general fund, exclusive of the $780,
100000 gold reserve in the Division of
Redemption, shows:
Available cash balance s23S az $40.
gold. 12,524,9S7; silver, s23 ia s94
United States notes, $11,2S2.112; treas
ury notes Of 1890, s172,46S: national
bank notes sis,l95,9S6; total receipts
this day, $1,7Si,S99; total receipts this
month, $3e ,946,4Si; total receipts this
year, s13S, 41o,7S7; total expenditures
this day. s1,44o.oOo: total expenditures
this month, $4,000, 600: total axnendi
lures this year, Sl34,5O2, 1913: deposits in
national banks, $l62 ,475 ,O92.
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FITZ-GARDINER,
Match for Light Heavyweight
Championship Is On.
They Will Try Conclusions in Novem-
Der, for a Percentage.
Seventy five to Winner and Twenty.
five to Loser.

New York, Sept. 27.-At conference
held, today, at Bath Beach, between
Bob F'itzsimmonS, William Pierce of
Boston, manager for George Gardner,
the light heavyweight champion of the
world, and James c. Kennedy, repre-
senting the Yosemite Athletic Club of
San Francisco, FitZsimmons and Gard
ner were matched to fight at the Yose-
mite Club, the latter part of November
for the title held by Gardner. The
contest will be for 20 rounds at 16S
pounds, the men to weigh in at O'Clock
in the afternoon of the day of the bat
tie. The purse will be divided, rs pei
cent. going to the winner, and % pc,
cent. to the loser. Edward Graney ol
San Francisco, was chosen as referee
and forfeitholder.
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SKOWHEGAN.

Mrs. Daniel Onstott entertained the
members of the Home Missionary So
ciety at her home, Friday>evening. The
reception was in honor of Miss Rose
Santee, Conference Deaconess of the
Portland Deaconess' Home. She spoke
very pleasingly of the Home and of her
work; and afterward sung several
solos accompanying her voice with the
autoharp. Later in the evening, re-
freshments were served. Five new
members were received into the local
society. It is expected that Miss Santee
will assist in the evangelistic services
to be held here the coming winter.