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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-25
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-25

Miss Alice Lowell returned. Thurs
day. IL her home in Portsmouth. n. II.
after visiting friends in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-25

Mrs. f. S. Smith and son Harold re-
turned, Thursday, from a visit with rel
ativeS and friends in Ellsworth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-25
NATIONAL HOME.

Chaplain Sawyer has returned from
4 brief visit to bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-25

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will meet, this afternoon, at the
vestry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-25

John Caus, WHO has been for some
time Oh Through to New York City,
returned to camp, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-25

John beaumont reported for duty.
Thursday. from an extended Through
to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-25

Lincoln. Ncl;.. March pa dispatch
from Norfolk, Nch., says the town was
dark ut nco3. today. from smoke which
came from fresh prairie fires wesc of
there. Many houses and barns near At
kinson We're destroyed. a blaze from
Simmons ran 50 miles. The fire which
threatened Newport is. heading Tor tho
town of Amelia, which it is believed Will
he NeStr oXcI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-25

Charles 4. johnson, late Of GO. :,
18TH VI. formerly Il member of tn"
Ds;nvila Branch, has been rcadmittel
to the Eastern.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17
GERMANY is AFTER DOMINGO
Through Old Spanish Debt Kaiser
Hopes to Defy Uncle Sam,

San Juan, p. R., March 17.-Infor-
liable source that Germany is secretly
trying to purchase from Spain a debt
Of upward of S21 ,000 eco owed to Spain
by the republic OF Santo Domingo The
debt was contracted after the war Of
independence OF 1868, When a treaty
was signed in which Spain recognized
the independence If Santo Domingo
and the latter recognized Indebtedness
to Spain in the sum named The debt
has never been paid.
It is asserted that during the presi-
dental term Of Ulysses Heureaux, pri-
OF t9 tAe Spanish-Americ2n war, Spain
agreed to call ca Sarta Domingo to
pay only in the event CT the republics
fee ard voluntary annexation to ac.cle
foreign state That Germany should
seek to negotiate the purchase of this
debt at this moment is, therefore, Of
the greatest significance.
Should Germany make the purchase
her claims in Santo Domingo would
be far greater than these Of the Unit
ed States, which amount to only about
S4,000,oo0. Besides this Garmanys
commercial interests in Santo' Domin-
GO are little if at al inferior to those
Of the United States especially since
that never since the war of independ-
ence has the republic been in such a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17
IN NEBRASKA AND RETAINS HOLD
ON DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
BY II TO H.
Opposition to Him Wants Delegation
Free to Get in Line With Ma
tional Democracy.

Lincoln, Neb., March 17.-Mr. Bry-
ans friends, by the close vote of II to
IA, won first blocd in the fight being
made by his opponents to dominate
the Democratic delegation from Ne
braska to the St. Louis convention.
The contest came up in the meeting
Sf the state central committee to is
sue call for a state convention.
The session was decidedly stormy,
a determined and frank minority pro-
testing against following Mr.. Bryan
and his wishes as meekly as in the
past.
Mr.. Bryan wished early delegate
and late nominating conventions.
This was opposed cn the ground of
expense, and because the national con-
vention was certain to adopt a plat
form differing from that of the state
convention, which a latter one would
nave 10 recount cr bolt the national
pronouncement.
Several of the members declared
that they would not support Cleveland
if nominated. and charges of disloy-
atty We're freely made.
After over three hours vigorous de-
tate the committee issued a call fer
delegate convention on June /, a
compromise date.
The advocates Of one convention
We're careful to declare that they ia
vored sending Mr. Bryan as a delegate
but they also wanted to get in line
with the national Democracy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17
" Boyce devotes his time to rent'

r essons are given in embroidery,
wing your own material, at 25 cents
II hour.
TRY YOUR nand at naming the Pine
|uff baseball team. See coupon on
ird page.
"A course of five lessons in en-
oidery and lace making for s1.50 "a
Grand Leader.
There is no limit to the number
names that can be suggested in the
seball voting contest.
|EWsnted-Situaticn by stationary
gineer. Night or day, city or coun-
A. No. 1 reference given. 1929,
Re Graphic.
Lone person can suggest an unlim-
number of names for the Pine
|lff baseball team. The only re-
Erement is that each name suggest.
must be on a Graphic coupon.
For sale-Six room residence
II all moder improvements Three
bm tenant house On the lot. Cheap
quick trade. Apply to c. L. Cham.
S. No. 1921 West Third avenue
Fire Chief Fraser is preparing to
up an Office in the new city hail.
ere the office of the Anheuser- Busch
bpany was formerly located. Mr..
ser has not had an office hereto
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17
state of anarchy and bloodshed.


the sugar trade between these two
countries has been Quashed by the
Cuban reciprocity treaty. Germany
has the entire monopoly of Dominican
tobacco and has always made strong
efforts TO increase ther commercial in
terests in the country and win the at
fection of the natives.
The attempted purchase of this debt
shows that Germany is either serious
ly considering the annexation OF San
t. Domingo in defiance OF the Monroe
doctrine, which Santo Domingo re-
sClutely refuses to recognize, or is
seeking to lay the basis for quarrel
in the event of Santo Domingo being
annexed to the United States Should
Germany obtain a foothOld in Santo
Domingo and she seems determined
to do so-she would be in position to
vry, "Check,' to the United States.
The present condition of Santo Do
mingo is bringing matters tc' an issue,
for it is impossible for the republic
to continue as she is now, not only
threatening but actually destroying
foreign life and property, without the
interference of some nation. Many
native and lcreign residents declare
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17
DISEASE GERMS ON MONEY.
bort of Gotham BacteroIogist Sub
mitted to the Congressman.

lew York. March 17.-Dr. Thomas
|lington commissioner Of health,
ferday made public here the report
the contamination of metal ana pa
money by disease bacteria, which
submitted to the house committee
banking and currency at Washing
,he report is the result OF expert
hts conducted by DR.. William II.
X, a bactericlogist in the researln IL
(ratory Of the department of health
it holds a warning against the
t of placing money in the mouth.
bows that while the metal in coins
esses antiseptic properties, infect
(oins may spread disease if disrib
within few hours after contain
on. The experiments with paper
ey will not be completed for sew
weeks, but the investigation 50
las established the fact that PAPER
ey contains no substance which
kill bacteria.
cordlng to DR.. Parks report. in
llrst experiment the effect upcn
erla of the metals in coins was
by covering coins with a thin
OF diphtheria bacilli.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17
ocAL AND OTHERWISE
THIS DAY

most opportunie one for YOU t2'
ncu into our office and engage US
~ &C YOUR Rea! Estate Adviser and
scer: whether it be in the buying
! selling.
Of Real Estate,
- the handling of Rental Property.
WHY?
.,ee we can and we do
Deliver the Goods
~ our PATRONS. THEY KNOW
I,EITNER AND WE'LL,
r. aREAL ESTATERS," 113 Main ST
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17

"WeII. Robbie, you've got new lit
tie sister; she just arrived this morn
ing. said the proud father DO you
gel any trading stamps with her, pop%
asked little Robbie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17

Damascus Commandery, No. g. Ka
r.. will hold special conc1ave at Ma
sonic hall Friday evening, March IL.
at 7::3O. Order of Temple. Visiting
Sir Knights invited. j. II. Watkins
f.. c.. Edgar Brewster, rec,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17

NJ, will hold a specia2 communicative
at Masonic hall on Thursday evening
at 7:30 D. m, March II. Work ID
Masters degree Visiting brefhcrn in
vited F. =. Stewart, w. M; Edgar
Brewster. secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17
The Southern Mercantile Co;

the biggest cclored mercantile
house in the south, are doing
a first class honest, legiti-
mate business, and doing it
or larger scale than ever
before,
They carry a neat, up-to-date
line of clothing, dry goods,
boots, shoes and notions, as
we'll as a complete line OF
staple and fancy groceries.
This business should be we'll
patroniZed, especially by the
colored people.
Greater displays, bigger as
sortment and better values
taan ever before handled.
FERD HAVIS,
President and General Manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-17
+ + + 1. !. i. i. + + + /. i. + !
+ THE MARKETS.

Corrected daily by tie c. G.. Iaylo
& CO. Cotton EXchaLge)
N4osed today. YesterGt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
Tennessee Derby Run.

C-.v Associated 4-resS.)
MEMPHIS TENN. April 1.-THE Ten
nessee Derby was run to-day NJ Mont
Eome,-y Park before u record breaking
attendance, but there was not spark
of enthusiasm, the result being n fore
gone gic4oncl There We're but three
starterst Proceeds led from the wire anu
was under strong restraint the enlirc
route The time, 2;O2 u. was not, as
fast as the general average of selling
races at the same distance during the
meeting. Summaries: sl
First rat.e--one mile and seventy yarqs--
I.undola as - first, Spenceritn Ql,to %
second, Rachel Ward Q5 to y third. Time
LAS Ia.
second ra re--four and a half furlongs-
One Way GO 70 y first Tom Shelly III
20 second, V!dalla @ to lN) third. Zine,
:56 3-i \
Third race--one mile--Fossil g to 81
first, Coruscahc GO to j second. Dan Nc
Kenna q TO y third, Time, l;43 10.
Fourth race, 1.-The Tennessee Derby, one
mile and an nighth--Proceed8 Il to S0)
first. Conjurer q 10 3Oy second, Samurui
GO TO j third Time. 2:02 L.
j first. Wood Claim q 10 p second, Arab
Sixth race--sik furlongs-skinful % to
20) first, Chief Deputy IS TO y second,
Redman a to y third. Time. l:l5 l-2
Seventh raCe-one mile and seventy
wards Midshlpmpn q TO y first. Falk-
land q 10 lr-a.cond, Missile 600 10 d
third, Time. rs IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
SHOOT
BY ALBEMARLES.
a Large Crowd Out and Some
Fine Scores Were
Made.

The Albomarle Gun Club, the youngest
but the largest in membership Of the
city clubs. gave an Easter shoot ycster-
day afternoon and incidentally opened the
seasons shooting OH their grounds.
Twenty shooters faced the traps and
pulvcrized clay saucers to their hearts
content. n
A large crowd Of visitors were present,
among them several ladies who applaud
ed the makers of good scores.
Anderson was high gun. closely fol-
lowed by "Wnchcster Schultze" and
s.'Medico," whose scores were exceedingly
good under unfavorabe conditions.
a number of young shooters made good
scores, especially so was the scores of
Messrs. Wells. Atkins and Moltz.
Mr. @. ], Thompson is tho president Of
this club. and handles the shooters with
the precision of a clock. He did not
have time to pull the trigger, as he was
SO busy making the shooters feet at home,
as he we'll knows hcwl to. do.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
I il our minds for the most earnest consa-

IN our minds for the most earnest consid-
X ernti6n.
The health Department SO far rs nrac-
lcable, should be dealt with liDclaily
Lctl,ls give our city tho best reputation
4 We can for healthy conditions. a clean
1 nsasitny, Sly, cry Win good streets, is not
: favorable conditions bring in our midst
additional capital from The strangers. and
thereby result new business en.erprses,
manufactures and the list OF our mer
( cfFlnts Will naturally multiply.
Insure Pure Milk.
II recommend measures. for insuring the
n strength and purity OF milk. for this
\ those who are 10 be our future men and
women. This matter should be taken up
at once Il is our duty to protect our
this line have been and are still numer-
Gus. The evil can be "nnedied, let 1t be
done quickly and eincienily
i Our schools should, ana no doubt will
commune 10 receive your constant ntten-
ton. The public schools of Rlchmond arc
not only u pride to our citizens, bur their
efficiency is the subject OF much favorablc
Comment by tho people Of our entire
Safe. Let us press forward in tho line
OF education.
the western part Of the city q new gas
holder. This is necessary in orderAto pre-
vent a repetition Of the troubles hereto
fore experienced at tho works in time OF
hign water.
TURNER recommend that the police
department should be increased, and TINS
without delay. The life and property OF
our citizens should DO fully and properly
protected.
You should not forget our parks. While
they are ornamental and beautify our city
they are also very useful, for In them
is derived pleasure OF thousands OF our
poorer citizens. who have no other SUM
mer resorts. These are great blessings
to our citizens. and should be looked after
with great care
Let us not forget the poor OF our city;
they are with us always We Should
carry to them as much happiness as our
means Will admit. THIS Is evidently the
wish of those you represent. AS indlyld-
nals our citizens are charitable and kin, kind
the city therefore, should keep abreast
with the times and dispense all needy
charity within its power,
! beg TO assure your honorable body
that my efforts Shall be earnestly al.
.rectcd to cooperate with you IN az
measures which arc calculated 10 promote
the best interests OF our city's welfare
Respectfully,
RICHARD NJ. TAYLOR,
Mayor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
Richmond, 20 Fork Union, 6.
,s3pccial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)
l3RAMo VA April 4.--The Richmond
College Spiders sIeated Fork Union

College Spiders -feated foIR llIoll
We are The only lisliilers In ms eprn-
try selling direct % consumer l'lkn
every success. wcy have Hmltators %Io
"cl0!ma 10 ~ dislilers, They are not
dIstllcra and lavc no connection Win
q dIstllery For pronf. you need nor
take our word. Just see government.
reports, They arc simply dealers aud
can "doctor' thcir ~ilskey az lnich as
they IKE and cali 1t any age, FOR llhior-
MnRtcly the government docs not control
dcalera as it does diatille rs, NOV, these
dealers are IN bilgiroes for profit sp
wheA they offer eight t. t"flYc-Searrolh
whGkcg for The same or iesa money
than VIC as dLsiilers. can zen seven
yegr.od, the Inference Is pam TheiF
wliskey is not tho age they claim, ana ~
adllterated ana Hutcred. The cheaper
they aGlt the more water ana aduilcfitr
lion you get, l}ewarrsof our imltatorh
II sou want hdnGst Wflskcy. hlfcct
from our own distllery, win III ~ orlgl,.
nal ricireBs and flavor. carry United
gfatcs registered diatillrr's guarantee OF
purity and age, and SAYING sou me dea''
efgt enormous profits, thDn ACCEPT i'lc
offGF We make yoa elsewhere ~ me
pupor II 81 hacked by ~ com paby VOID y
capital " $4,000 paid IN illl the pfppp1
reputation of thiriy-si. ycara Or so1tl1'@
nous spccess. an; oFef 4. y paafiff ~ y
million aatis0ed custbinsra. ~ y0il run
no risb-1b Haguer bt9t'il'hs company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
GOOD GAME,
OF BASEBALL
The Cranks Are Enthusiastic
Over Brooklyn and
Montreal. ,sa,
SCORE AGAINST CANUCks
.t1anlan's Men il. Pretty Good
Slape--Anothcr Game
To-day

Richmond Is rinc for good baseball.
This stntmcnt has boon attcstedt IN the
past few days BY tho attendance, interest
ana enthusiasm displayed at Broad
Street Park. 4yg.#,@
Some OF the old. time rootors are again
in line. ana whom 1t comes down to local
/ ball tho weikn will ring and the crowds
will be big. i,ss IL 1854. fatSeE
1t wasta little cold in tho grandstnnd
Iand the bleacheres Yesterday, and some
! of the players on both tho big teams dis
| playcd lack Of close mountaineering
J to upr. ghtlincss. They were still q little
stiff and sore.
| But they viii be Ill right in ti,nc.
| Comparatively speaking, the Montreal
team Is the stronger. Brooklyn has been
So,ltl, for its practice season., and is In
better shape than the Montreal team.
The latter has struck somc hard weather
hole, and played the first game yestcr-
day. There was little difference in the
work ofi.tho two teams, and both showed
'up wonderfully WE'LL r S'jss5si,!Hft
Manager Atllerton' CanndinnsT will cut
some figure In sthe Eastern League this
season. Brooklyn could do no more than
beat Montreal by the score offa to i.
The runs were made early iii tho game,
and before either team had warned ZIP
to tho game. Then 1t settled down to
real championship ball.
FINE GANE.
1t was a game much better than one
frequently sees in the heat OF cham
,pionsliip season. Tho score shows that
Manager Athertons infield may be
stronger. Yeagcr. at third is fast and
Connors is good; Allen Is equal TO most
men in the position, but,Atherton is still
stiff and sore. Tracy will hold his own
with any OF them behind the bat. He'
became q favorite the moment no put on
the mask. pLuyster lnadc q good impress
sion in- the box. $500 aS44
+, The Montreala:eam has a field hit and
run scheme, and wlli&show fast work
on the. bases. Yeager, Atherton, Allen
and Doyle will show up great in this
class. Joyce developed the hitting
strength yesterday. making two while
Walters, Ycager Allen and Connors fol-
lowed with one each. The total hits
heat out Brooklyn. $50
hieckard led for Brooklyn, making
three-a single. a double and triple.
Batch hit for two bags, and Poole for a
single. That was all.
Brooklyns nfield Is strong, and the
outfield will be able to cover plenty OF
territory.
The game was we'll worth seeing and It
is certain that larger crowd will be
out to see the same fine teams play
again this afternoon at $3.50 O'clock The
score: 5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
EASTER sTEEPLECHAsE.
Five Starters at Behring'S and
Saturday Victory Duplicated.

(By Associated Prcss.)
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE feature
OF to-day's sport At the Jennings track
was the Easter Monday stceplechase, in
which there were live starters. Thomas
Hitchcock Jr, whose horse won in Sat
urdays stecplechase, duplicated his VIC
tory to-day when jim Newman, second
choice, took first money. Anona in the
seco q ra nnshcd FIRST but was dis
qualified for fou!ing summary:
Farst race--thrce year Odds and upwards,
live and half turlongs--AIimon q 70 -
!irst, Alpaca go TO y second Andraltus
d5 to u third Time 1:l0 IS,
n half fur.oF gs-Garrct Wllson 30 10 -
ma'on h 95 q nFGpH thisa Zine Ss IS u.s.
Third race---hrce year olds. SIX tuf-
DEMONSTRATING levcnD first ttr@znili4 IeNcnl
second, Briar Thorpe. Us TO y third, Tire
Fourth race Easter Monday stcclie-
ctasc, four year olds and upwards, about
two and d half lnles--Jlm Newman
@ to y first, Billy, Ray 90 10 ~ second,
Harrow GEO TO 2 third Time 5:25
wards, seven fnrlongs.-- Nino Spot 6 to .,
| ~ Ia 81 third Time l:3l.
Sixth racc--four year oldS and upwards,
six and u half furlonssr-Love Note
Iirctorious (cvar) third, Time 20.
Seventh race~-mnlden three yeilr Olds
and upwards, one 'nle-Mountain Breeze
GO 10 u first W. u. Easis Cll to5l second.
sailors Delight 90 10 y third Time
li5 Ia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
WISE IS RETICENT
AS TO MAYOR Rally
Expected 70 Enter Race, But
Has Not Vet Done So,-Mr.
Caskic Talked or.

The mayornlty situation has not yet
resolved itself in any definite shape In
tercsting DEVELOPMENTS following the with
dfaWal al MI Gordon are expected ut
any moment, but up to this time The field
presents practically the same appearance
That 1t did two days. ago.
, Captain George ID. Wise Is being strong
Is urged to rnn, ana it Is very generally
believed that he viii eventually announce
HIS candidacy He was unwilling to coin
init himself yesterday. though i number
Of friends and political supporters called
upon him. The name of Mr., James Cas-
klc IL also being again mentioned for the
office II Is also recalled that Captain
Carlton MccarthiE, has never eI. WltldraWn
thy viii n ppear IN the field when. the can
vass bcgiis cannot no said, hut up 10
tj,ig Time he has announced no intention
~ retire.
Mayor Taylor Is saying nothing. but he
seems 10 be cn,in,a1;ly satisfied With the
situation, He has ALREADY begun 70 DIS
tribute cards and TO shake haHds with
yotcfA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
Davidson, =; Varsity, o.
Special to The Timesiplspatch.

AsWl (SpCCEtl 10 Liz ltiS,'' ~ - ~
WINSTON. SALEM, -. c.. April two
thousand people saw Davidson College.
give the North Carolina University bail
team a whitewashing here this afternoon;
Tie gate receipts were over one thousand
dollars.
rho score was to Q, and vnil'sptching
for Davidson was the feature. DavidsoY
four In the third and one III the fourth.
Hopgood, Cardinals first pitcher, was
Knocked out of the box In the second
inning. Hc was relieved by Oldham. no
BILE did good work behind the bat
Battery for Davldson-Fal and Rove.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
THE WRESTLING MATCH.
Even Chances as to. Who Will
Win Worlds Championship.

The wrestling match between Muldoon
and Dwyer at the Casino Thursday
light, is attracting more attention than
nj the other that Professor Dwyrl' has
engaged in here. bcca.lfhs it ID TO- lie
championship Of the world.
Both men are.,ln good shape, and it IS
an even hot'oh the result. Nluldoon is
heavy l,y about s,A. pounds than Dryer.
He says he realizes that he will be rp
against the clcverost proposition lie ever
tackled. ,,r s.
Mudoon. has never been thrown. He
created a most fayorable Impression at
tbs Academy tho night Of the Sharkey.
Dwycr contest WHOM he challenged the