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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20

SOUTHERN RAIL NAY.

SCALDCA4Aa Az f4r taIsl8 sFttAA4 ~, 1904 INT
1A2}. TRAINS LEAV ~ ri CAiICND.fESl55
Il 40 p M-Daily. Limits ed. Buffet Pullman "a
M A Atlanta una Hlriniiix nam. N sw OrleAns 5iI
Memphis, Chattanooga and all tho South. ~ aE
600 z. M.--EIx.7 Sunday Sheygyil Local M
n:0V p. M.-Daily. Linll tod. ulln1an ready ain
n =. ~, for all the South. " 4
Si1I saIg ORK&R Ell LIN q. s5sg lSsf$ sS
The fnvorite rvuh!ej to- sal tilnore and EastarnS
points. Leave g lslchmond NJ 20 II. s hL--Da1lys4
i s:ie r. M.-sLocal Daily. except Sunday.
4 I'D r. M.--Except Sunday For West Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river I landings. Steamers sailing from Yves u
Point Monday, Wednesday and Frida y call u
Yorktown and s,iay Bank ir,ssd Thu 4s
B 4:46l A. ,-Dxcept sunday. Loca mixed fosS
West Point 53s
S:55 AZ MI and 9 ~ p. M From all the South
Il l:ls y. N.-From Chnr tie and Durham. Ssa
" $50 AZ M.--From Chase City ssSS
l:25 tA. hl.---Balt!nors and West P1int.
RE c. H. fACKERT. S. n. sHARDWlCK..8SSJS
9 ~ & WEsTBuRY, 1 s. r.t IS !. 3 N
ss2Sg5 " Fl Richmond A3S
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STATEHOOD
Bill. PASSED,
Oklahoma and I Indian Territory
Will be Known as Oklahoma
and Under One Government.
HOUSE De- lDED YEsTERDl,Atl I
Arizona and New Mexico Also tlso
Merged and; !: Will be Called "A
S5 Arizona.
NIEFTI fTilI N7I llI7-7 I1lII ,-99I7II77.I p "a
lBy.Associated Press. }

: III ~
n WARRINGTON. April 1o.--A fleri3 e e. de-
bate extending through the entire session,
the House to-day passed the Statehood Z rs: '
bill providing for a toint Statehood Of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. under
the name OF OK hom q. and Arizona and 1ld.
New Mexico, under the name Of Arl,
Szona. In discussion the rule which had
been reported BY the Committee on Rules.
providing for the immediate considera-
ton Of the bill, Mr.. williams. the minor
sity leader, declared tina no Republican
+ had any idep lha t the bill would become
law at this session. d (. \.
~ In opposing the rule Mr.. M on Tcnnes-
see) declared that the bill was an In
tensely wicked and partisan mea sure,
4 hich. II passed, would violate the
States to the five civilized tribes OF In
dams in the mat tier Of treaty ohllg tons.
He inquired Of the Republicans IL they
were going to pass the bill in violation of
their party platform, and of treat sobli-
CATIONS. The territo rial delega tes in the
House, no maintained, had protested
until tho hour of coercion by the Repub-
Leans, to meet poll teal exige1nrciesss,
Denying that the Republicans had been
guilty Of bad faith, Mr.. Dalzell said
the bill would take It's course as a party
mea sure, because It was reported by
1.-THE majority OF the committee. submitted
to party caucus. and brought into the
Rouse pursuantito rule adopted by that
caucus. He Justified the measure on
the ground that we are endeavoring
to sustain the relative power Of the Sem
ate and House OF Representa- ives in
legislati ton" \. Ak
q I'he rule vas adopted, $50 TO 11l-a strict
party vote. 4 Il III Al j55,s q
q The hill was then taken up: & several
speeches were made for az against the
bill. rs 81 a
The third reading Of the bill had been
decided. when one of the most amusing
Incidents Of the session occurred.
Mr.. Noon inquired II the third reading
OF the bill was to be by title only. In the
midst OF an elaborate decision, the Speak
err turned to the parliamentarian. Mr..
Hinds. for further advice. and then an
lnpupced that he would resolve the whole
question In favor OF the Individual prtvt-
iege Of each member. any one OF whom
could demand the reading OF the bill.
n Speaker Cannon convulsed the House
when he asked: Is there any other gem
tleman who desires tho bill read 2" 10
Que responding the bill was put upon
Its passage. the Democrats demanding
the yeas and nays. D& s M a
a The bill was passed l47 to 1o4-ass
strict party vote.
The House adjourned until tomorrow.
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/, AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Sutton I & Co.,
Real Estate huctloneers.
AUCTION SALE OF
The Nee ] J ] ; | /
4. /. 1. al u y !. q.
Chase {: J! [! City, Va 4,

In execution of q trust deed from he
Chase city Mineral Water Comp Y
4 the ,,-rginia Trust Company, stee.
duly recorded IN the County Court q
$July. 1902, III pursuanc Of the terms and
request OF the bondnolders therein So
cured, 4 and also In pursuance of resolu-
tons Of the stocknoiders and directors
OF said Chase City Mineral Water! Com I1
authorizing and requesting said trustee
to Sell. as an en- ttrety, the real and per.
sonalI property Of said Chase City Mineral
Water compa when ths reai g estate t.
undersigned Virginia Trust Company
trustee as aforesaid, will on ~
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RAILWAY
WORKERS
u s'--'--==-7-' ..-s-=.-r
Chesapeake and Ohio Officials 81 sa
Promoted fer +, Fa u h illness
and Efficiency s.s
\ ~ 5S III III ---7-y y 1900 $1,000
GENERAL 1; \ q ! Y. CLAIM AGENT "a
8Mr.3M. s, Mel Donald Steps Hllg el
Mr. Duntt, Takes Ills ..s
" Place.

vi TX 9t... ~ ~. nf n eharai Manager Boyle
i f'iba q ha5aneake ifd JhI6 Hail way, the
following eha1 April , IL I,
re re-, a ny 70 ga iii gaaiit head.
t,1,o TX - = 5lkmn:s w. IL Dunn mad
ci Iii -. II peIit III sliccead Kir. MnDonald.
.headauartars Richraoi,d; J F. Saunders.
SrkS ade elHn agsat q liz
reslgntepd!. .l 7. iJ
ESTIMATED earnings q . rs, SOUTHERN sr1'
feT ne segoHd MseF s747 81 Ia s
were $15d, ig M NE Nh, q, IT a,is
year, WI II rfninws ~ fla WAX.
LouiisViiie nnas e IA hias cdtn natsd viii
ri XVI ~ ny week lnst yeslr. ~
8, IL \. !, I, |, !, /, 8, u Iii,
me a ana n, ~ r., II ~ 5rfcis
i resume ~ ~ s,;ndayl$f t!aniaii,
Adams exeasSs,6n a sn ,,a sf fIars VII ~
again have charge q nen. aiin "a
every reason 70 r.; "a ~
the "a IL ,Iti,
ih stA e xlii 81 ons e virgIsl% aeh -
H!ay t6sy WI e 3 rln only e Norfolk,
ms essa esso a,s Ct 81 Gs;a5a to
powers detec ye I q -
ton and ant hori In 81 cases U " NC z
I, =, Il !, { = !. u !, !, I, /, : j !, III
inaus,lrateI lis popular sinda ~ TIN gs 5t9
Newport News. Old Point, Nokfoik ana
SURROUNDING coast resorts /. g on unaaS,
spec,ai d rransoinent IS have bee made ior
the seAyon to handlG passengs%eics :. Mane
Henry tlnd virginia nsaoh: hs se &c! sn,s
Point line WI =, meet g, e Z from y
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r.. & s a'sS'''s &c., : 4. !.

$s ETrans Leave Rlchm na--f3o rrhNa ras3fS
4:l5 An 81, daily. Byrd ST. Through. y
+ IS us a. NJ. daily. Main St. ~ rough IsS
7 :i6 "a. Nj week day Elb and - -5II
5conim0dation 8 " Y WIT
Local stops 4 s. n u u.s.
/ Local stops, Nv
l 200 r. Nj week days Byrd st. dericks.s
burg accoi1im odati don s. 4 gS; fsiS
s s:sS + NJ. week days. Hlba shland as-
& sivs p. III, daily. Byrd ST. Through.
Trains Arrive Riohmo nd--S nth ward. DIVA
$40 n. week days III staland ao-
e go A NJ week days Byrd 81
S:ss a. Ii. daily. Byrd ST.. Through al
y ii: a. NJ, week days. Byrd ST. hroushss
a:Ss p. H., daily. Main ST. Through:
500 P. ~, week days Elba- "A Ashland aeoom.fII
!:is < ~ daily: BYRD g! T r. 81,
's is:ss *. n. daily. Main 81, $Throug
INOTE-Pulln,ant Sleeping or Parlorsa carr o.
all trains except local accommodate ions
Time Of srrtvals and departures and sonnsc,:
W W.T. ApuKH q. w CuI e y! "
Genl Man Z. ASS len Man NJ
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We will sell at our wareroonls No. 6E
~ Broad ST. this INTERMEDIARY M Nc y
Buggy Harness In good condition; several
Cooling Stoves, several Brussels Carpets,
Oak and Walnut Sldehoards, OAK, Exten-
sion ia bles, Wardrobes, Ten Chamber
SUITS. several Odd Bureaus and WASH
stands, Hat Racks, Ladies' Mahogany
Writing Desk, Parlor Suit, Lounges and
iCouches, Odd Bedsteads, Pictures Mlr-
rors SQUARE Piano, Feather Bed, ~ Fll-
lows and Bolsters. Ice Box, and other
Furniture, etc. TN 81 Il Is q H
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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Nominations Confirmed.
lRy .Associated Press.

e 1E3y .ASs0cIAEtlT F'Tess.1 81 4 11-7 =
WASHINGTON D, e.. april 1s,rThe
Senate to-day, In executive session cons
William Witt Howe, United States at
-torney9 for the Eastern District Of Louis
lana. 4, 4 y. u, h. p ~, q
= Ala ai Cana Hattie n, Tabb. Thonusylle,
Vlrsipia Beverly a. Davis, Rocky
Mount, ist A{s t98i4 y Es,
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BY Pollard e Bagby,
BY Pollard g Bagby,
Auction Sale 81 Desirable
Church Hill I ct, with Small
Frame House Thereon, No. 7I9
IN. 25th. ST.. Next t. Masonic
Hall. Lot838 Feet Front.


4 8yve will sell ut auction
THURSDAY April asT.a u 1901,
desirable lat. Two ouses put here
would pay handsomel y. as It Is q, splen-
did renting section. d # a
TERMS: AT sale.
Sapl 17-tds POLLARps& RAGBY.
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I'll ii. " BY Sutton & Co...
4 Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. 16 North Ninth Street.

SMALL BRICK STORE ONzTHE WEST
SIDE l7 on ECOND a STREET. 3 e.
TWEEN JACKSON AMI. RyVAL. ST. 81
KNOWN AS NO 47la NORTH BSEC
STREET. sB$ l35
At the request Of the owner, we shall
offer for sale at Public Auction, upon
! ~ THURsD5AY, APRIL 21sT, 1904.
at 500 o'clock P. NJ, the property above
described
store, with dwelling above. and the lot
fronts 20 feet on west side of Second
Street. running back between parallel
lines 100 feet.
TTRMs: Announced at hour OF sale,
i, E,t55f Isl SUTTON & CO..,
apl 17-tds II 5S3ga 3S, "a Auctioneers.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

ITR ANS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BfKO-3
49, STREET STATION. ...s4sss55t
EFFECTIVES SUNDAY, APRIL u!
y s:o5 "A. ia. O. L. Express 70 al poiin ~
500 a. Mt.-Petersburg and Norfolk: IS
1910 F, M p etersburg and n: ana VS.
.l:lO RI Goldsbo ro Local. fsS
$50 p, M--Petersburg Local . liz
< T:25 p. Florida o nd West lnd1an 1ifsa-
ited'' to ell points Soutn S, ~,
o;41, p. M-Petersburg and n. and ". Wsyt-s
us 80 r., aM.--Petershurg Local.
~, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. y.
o7 ~ 80 AZ u AZ AZ: n *
s M, n !iS e 8. A. :S ~ 81 q at M
except Sunday. SUNDAY oply, " Il. Sss
Il 81 'S7S5I G. s. CAMPBELL, Div, Pass Agt%i
w. J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass "A ct
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" E; 4 Wy NQIf0|kS1sY Western

$ LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. s;s 4. lssss3
b 900 "A. FsNI.-NORFOLK3 LIMIT Arrives
Norfolk II 20 "A. NJ Stops only at Petersburs.S
Navery and Sun ok. !, !, ,,I III
z Q los a. NJ NJ IIICAGo E5XPRESsA; 5unetsg
Parlor Car Petersburg to Lynchhurg and R0ansS5
oks. Pullman sleepers Roanoke t9s CoiuW bus.
Bedeld to Cinciunatl; also Roanoke to- nox-s
Vile. and knoxvtle to Cha tta nooga and Mem
pills. = = ~ . y,
1yllle.% Lynchburg and Roanoke
800 II M,-oCEAN gSHQRIASLlMIT :. -. AEr
burg, Wavery and Suffolk. Connects With
steamers to Boston. Providence, New York.
Baltimore and Washington. VS. 81 ~
T:s5 P. AI.--For Norfolk and all stations EAST
y a.to p. M.HNEwF ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers. Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke; Petersburg 70 Pulaski, Lynchburg -
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE
Dining Car. 81 IS - II "
M and z go p. Nj.
Office No. 1888 East Main Street. -
53 w b. PEVItL, Q. HI BOSLEf F sSii6G
Cen Pass Az DIST P'assss q ~
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sEAEBOAR li|I,) AIR LINE RAJ LVVAl

TRAINS LEAVE iRICHMoMD-- I !, y
400 p MrSeaboard Mall--lQ :35 Pr M.--i5sa.
beard Exprsss-To Savanna pksonyi III =. Nv
slanta and Southwest: N
4 9:l0 a. M,-Local--FoE MOI llna. and EaMlst.sss
"a mn AIMS ARRIVE FeICFID1OND-DAILY..ss I1
s;s6 a. M.-,No. $4--Erom Elorida, tlanta and
the Southwest. 3. . Y III, III ~
ssS z. Il. Narl!na and local points
~ ~ n ~ w. ii. TAYLOR, q. T. AZ
n, $50 East Main Street. Phone tod, .iig
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( BY The valentin Auction Co..
612 East Broad.

BUGGY HARNESS, FURNITURE, CAR
PETS. COOKING STOVES, PIC
TURES, ETC, AT AUCTION.
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fern Passenger Agent Al. a.. Thweatt OF
New York; Assistant General t'aSsef er
Agent w. II. Tayloe Of Atlanta I9lstrlc
Passenger Agent q. L. Hopkins, q Eh Y,
adslphia; Travelling Iasse niger gent I, X !.
~. Vernon, Of Charlotte; Agent a. BY
eHn 1en pssas q le spNResrpE son
Norfolk; Colonel r. ". Hunt, e on !
PASSENGER Agent of Charl estun. =: Y.
/ Mr.. Burroughs. Of Charlotte superlill,,
ttendent OF Dining Car Service; Eplo1cl
u. Il ~ Mfnetree purchasing agent; Treas !.
Etlrer II. g. Ansley; Mr. glnsscock, Of
sSVasllt hgton. and others. X q
Colonel y. r. Smith. genera agent, OF
&the seaboard a Air Line "a Rail way, at
Raleigh. and formerly division passenger
agent III this city.is In Richinond for
o. do " orr two attending the CORY ton
of the Junior Order Of United American
Shfechnni les. Colonel Smith has met 2
warm reception from his friends y this
seity, He is stopping at the Po wf'at a 1l
III The st. Louis Worlds Fair has gotten
out d neat booklet, giving the names ana
rates Of several hundred hotels and board 4
Ing hpugns in st. Louis, for the Inf orma \
lion Of those desiring TO attend the e q
report Of exorbitant rates prevailing
there. Rates can be had from, one oiiiar
per day upward. .!54 5} Egy I'LL All HI $
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at Chase, City,
: Southern Rail-
edmond, and IS
lts North.S South
above sea level.
climate affords.
and Il an IDEAL Z "a:
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c 7th Apr,l. 1904 & 81 III apl 10 I'd
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IL Estimated earnings Of the Southern r,
Railway Tor the second week Of April
were s753,l70 compared with $7s7 100 la ~
Toulsyllle fIna'e earnings for the week,
estimated, we're $ea,5l9, compared with
S84, 81 for the week last year.
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President Virginia Real Estate Assocla-
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VIM. B.. Plz1ipi Company,
Real Esta te AuctioneerS, Il.
"A rs Ten tn and Bank Streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
Ri FRAME DWELLING ON CEDAR
FsTRFET@ C>HEL SEA HILL. , ,6 go
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sT5Ii II 7 OUTS truIyt yE8i7 "a 49,
(signed JOHN MURPHY,
Proprietor Of Murphy's Hotel
Colonel Murpty's letter was received
In reply to requests sent out by PreesiT
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a. a ia .geg number Of well Unknown officials
ofetlicE Southern nd other railway y sssT
nays having CON o To a. teIld !; the funeral I
Of scabta!n Villa pn.5 H Green Among
& them n were Gener III superfnt endent Of
a AGENT 81. s. Brown, OF Washlngton: 3Bast-l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-08
DUN'S REPORT.
Business Outlook Grows
Steadily Brighter.
Improved Conditions Noted at
Leading Cities.
Factories Report Large Demand fer
Fal! Shoes.

New York. oct. n. G. Dun & cos
Weekly Review Of Trade will say, to
nnrroH:
With the crops almost beyond dam.
ger. pri;.-.i al securities at the high-s
"ift since May. la12 and idle ma
"hincry resunng At many factorir:
ana mills that hu"' been closed fol
i"rnths. the business outlook GROW,
steadily brighter i3y far the best fea.
ture pf n" situation is confidence man
iftsted by an increased disposition t,
provide tar future requirements. Dis
PATCHES from The l",l.ins cities are al.
most Unanimous III telling of improve,
conditions. EnStun reports sentiment
cheerful and a steH'lE growth in ner-
cintilr t-tnches; philadelphia textil
manufacturing j. still irregular. bu;
borrowing ana most other lines in
'rraSingly active: merchandise move
'Ment IS unprecedented III some line.
~ l:a.tiirOre ana the only complains
pertains 10 cotton goo Is. For the FIRST
time in many months it is possible t,
report th.t sellers of dig iron :1,pe.il Il
l.'tN, Il slight advantage.
tn. l""thcr marllrt is in Il b-ttrl
position. Western shoe manufacturers
have taken large quantities of union
and oak sole leather and calf skins
ccntinu" as Il feature. Footwear fac
t"ii les report a large demand 70,
Quick shipment Of fHll shoes. marhill-
cry being fully occupied for a time on
his business but here IS some I'M
"asinasS regarding the future because
spring urGers com" forward less free
II. y littlt. better ! inand appeared III
primary markets fur cotton goods. bu:
il WAS checked later in TIE week, when
manufacturers failed 10 make conces;-
snns. There is no :mmedate prospect
nf :" setti, ment of the Fall Rive,
strike.
Duplicate orders for mems wear
WoolenS and wOrstrd are also COMING
t" mills. which are busy making deliv
cries on old contracts.
Markets for the leading farm staple
have shown more or less indifference. 10
the splendid progress made by tn"
crops during the past week Official
repo rtS "t cotton condition made the
avCr""" ten points higher than vear
ago. and later private wires endorse
the government statement. vet the de
cline in prices was checked by heavy
exports.
insolvency returns Tor the last nine
mon tbs 90 not make very favorable
comparison with the same part Of 1909
Int the last six months make better
showing than the corresponding time
last year.
Failures. this week. were Do against
70 the corresponding week. last year
Failures III Canada We're y against l.
last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-08
MISUNDERSTANDING RUN.
One Made by Canadian Pacific Special
This Week.

Bangor. Ne, oct. 1.--CSpeciAD.-Rail
road men in this city are discussing Il
record breaking run which a Canadia
Pacific special made. this week. over tn
eastern division OF the Maine Central
III running its trains To st. John til
II. +. uses the rails Of tn" Contra
from MaIt1wamkcaG To McAdam June
ton. to get from its own road acros,
northern Maine 20 its New BrunsN icH
division.
on Tuesday morning. tn" G. p. sen
4 special down over the road. for what
purpose no one has VT found out frOn
Er"Unvillc jet. to st. John. But what
ever the reason for the train being run
WAS. this much is known that it was
sent at top speed the entire distance
'"akiug its best time ON the Maine Cen
tril section between the towns o,
Ein%man and DanfoTth, Il distance OF
~ miles. The distarce Was covered it,
i" minutes. or less than Il mil" a min
Utr. This is the fastest run ever mad
m this section Of the load ana one o.
thr fastest in Maine.
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81 BMARiNE BOATS
En- Route from New England to Some
Western Point.

New York, oct. Five submarine
boats built in Massat husetts, have
been shipped by rail from Jersey CITY.
West Of Chicago is the destination
Upon the way bill, which accompanied
one of The most unusual shipments
which has ever crossed the American
continent.
Valued ut nearly 100000 the tor
pedo boats occupied II new steel fiat
cars and six box cars. the appearance
OF the entire train being not unlike the
Caravan of circus.
The boats We're Shipped III sections
and each car was covered with a can
vas which concealed the contents.
] here was not the slightest mark on
any car to indicate the contents or the
destination, and to the railroad en-
lloy"s who inquired the sttreotyped
answer was given that the covered
masses were a part OF a large shipment
OF machinery destined for the West.
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GEORGE WALKER.
Portland's Oldest ex Mavor Passe
Away. Friday, Aged Sc Years.

Portland. Me, oct. 7.-George Walk
er' Esq. the oldest living ex-mayor OF
PORTLAND, died today. aged Sc wears
~ vas born in Burlington. Mass. ana
graduated from Harvard College in the
cIaSs of 1914. He practic"d law i'm Ma
c''i"s ana Portland. He had served as
II '"%urer Of Washington county ana
h"d been i member Of Both branches
q! ihe Legislature
ne was "l' ctei mayor of Portland IT,.
~ As Democrat. and during thu
'''''Fatlc administration Of 1892
served the city as treasurer. A widow
S'A. w. o. 3. Walker of New York
".., " Laughter. Miss Anetta. who lived
"i''' "eF parents. survive him.
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AIM WAS TRUE.
Harris Tobin Of Auburn,
Shoots James HiItz.
Trouble Over Tobin's Mother
at Bottom of the Affair.
Hiltz's Condition Crtcal-The Officer.
After Tobin.

Auhnrn. Me. oct. Harris Tobin.
!" years Oh, shot James Hiltz. about
30. through the left lung wi,h 22-caIi-
bre rrNolyer, tonight. iTiI;z's condition
is critical. tn" police If both cities
are huntiEg for Tpbin.
HiltZ married TnbiiIe mother a short
time ago. her husband having obtained
a divorce from her Mr.. ana Mrs.
Hit We're indicted in the .tndruscoygil
supreme court for adultery.
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aARTHOLpPs FUNERAL.
Hundreds Of Mourners Attend the Ser
vices at Paris.

Paris. Oct. THE funeral Of Bar
tholdi occurred. Friday. and was a most
imposing ceremony. 1t was attended
nv hundreds of mourners. including
ruhlic officials. students and models.
THE American embassy was represent
cd Ambassador Porter's offering was a
large wreath. Conspicuous in the
tbrongs were numerous modest gath
arings of working people A company
~ soldiers was drawn up at the Bar
tbo,di residence and the body was re-
oaived with military honors at Mont
paranasee cemetery.
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, oct 7.-Th" area Of
PRESSURE thit occupied the LAX" region,
Thursday evening, is passing oil to SEA
yer the niddl" Atlantic coast
1t viii b" warmer in the middle A.
hntic STATES. Ther.. will b. rains d.
sunday in TIE middle Atlantic ana
New England states. The winds along
8 he New En"iand aud middle Atlantic
cast will be fresh south. increasing.
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FREE BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
Elect Officers at the Yearly MEETING
at Blaine.

Blaine. Ne, oct. The officers were
elected ~ the Maine Free Eaptis-
Young Peoples Society III the closing
meeting OF the Baptist convention
President. Rev. G. L. MAn;er. Oakland
vice president, ]. j. Ranger. Phillips
corr espondinG secretary ana treasurer.
Mrs. Lillian w. Holmes, Gardiner; 10
cording secretary, Rev. Mabel {. An
drcWs, Madison.
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WaIdoboro Man Drowned.

Waldoboro. Me-. Oct. 1.-Clint91
Gross. aged 10. was drowned. Friday,
off Stahl's point b. The swapping Of
his dory which was heavily loaded with
CLAIMS for : canning factory at Friend =
ship.
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BATES-DOUGLAS
Will Head State Tickets
In Massachusetts.
Republicans Have Perfect + aith
In Their Old Officers.
And Democrats Grasp at Popular
Manufacturers Pocket.

Boston. Oct. THE Republicans il
state convention assembled in tn
fremont Temple today. renuminated
their entire present list If state Off
GERS with the exception o. stat" treas
ufer, for which office they selected
Mayor Arthur u. Chaplin OF HolyokD
to succeed Edward $. Bradford. retired
by limitation. Mr.. Cnar;n won over
John Whipple of Broclton. by a vote
OF 81 to 6SS. The slut. ti,kct nom-
mated j. rs follows:
Gcverror-.Iohn l.. Bates Of Boston.
Lieutenant governor--C urtiS Guild,
Jr-, OF Boston.
Secretary of stata-William NJ. DIN
Of Boston.
Treasurer and -general-Ar-
thur ID. Chaplin. Holyuke
AuditOr-Henry T.. Turner of Nal
den.
Attorney general-Herbert Parker Of
Lancaster
sixteen Presidential electors We're
chosen and Il platform adopted. thu
main planks Of when We're an endorse
m"nt IF President Hcoscvelt's admins
trati"n and tn" advocacy Of rpciprn-
city Treaties with foreign countries. es-
ltrlaliy with canada. closing with a
tender. but eloquent tribute to the. late
Senator ioar
Senate: Lodge in a feeling speech.
defended himself from The attacks up-
ON ms position ON thc r. Cipl ority qu"s-
t"n. and his remarks aroused great
enthusiasm.
Attorney General William H. Mocd,.
presided.