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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1904-04-26

end. Mrs. Plamondon assumed the
role of marian Hayste" with pro-
nounced cleverness. AS the leading
lady role Of the play Mrs, Plamondon
spoke her lines well. and her acting was
in keeping with intelligent conception
of the character. Miss Laura Brown,
as ''Tillie," the German maid, was a
success from beginning to end, and
Mrs. Mcintyre as "Mrs. Beekman
Streete," gave evidence of finished i'm
personator Of excellent capabilities. DR..
A. B. Stone as "Tom Valentine" had a
hard time with the "old man" but
finally won out, and York Dell, as the
"Rev. James Tweedle," impersonated
the man Of the cloth to per-
fection. We never knew before that
Eber Luna was Irish. Well he is. Ask
anyone who saw him in the part of
"Biil Finnerty' and they'll tell you
that he is.
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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1904-04-26
Notice Of Final Account.
In the County Court Of the State OF Ore
gon for Umatilla County.

In the County Court Of the State of Ore
gon for Umatilla County.
In the Matter Of the Notice Of Fina,
Hill, HID Deceased A Account
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, as Administrative of the above
entitled estate, has tiled with the clerk
Of the above named Court her final ac-
count therein, and that the Judge of
said Court has designated Wednesday,
June l, 1904, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, as the time and the County
Judges office in the Court House in
Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon,
as the place where hearing upon said
final report shall be had, aud all per
sons interested are hereby notified to
then and there appear and show cause.
il any they have, why said final account
should not be approved and the admin.
istratrix discharged, and her bondsmen
exonerated. Dated this 18th day OF
April, 1901 Delilah Hill,
Administrative.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1904-04-26

Mixed, for Pendie-
l2:O pm. ton and intermedi-l 7:05 n. m
late points.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1904-04-26

Water Routes.
SAN FRANCISCO-PORTLA ROUTE
steamer sails from Portland p. M. every !
days.
Snake River Route.
Steamers leave Riparia daily except Satnf
day, at 4:lOa. M Returning leave Lewiston
daily except Friday. at a. m.
For tickets to and from All parts NJ tna
country call on or write 70
M. w. Smith, Agent,
Athena
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1904-04-26

Mixed train wallal
7:Uo p. m. walla and interme-
diate points.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1904-04-26

Walla Walla, Day
ton, Pomeroy, Lew.
9:57 a, m. iston, COlfax, Pull
man, Moscow, the
Couer d'Alene dis
tTiot, Spokane and
all points north.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18

es miro baOurb teine anOere Balm
oeranIdBt, eabin gu bdueu; es fam
letne rhdltdn6iqen Steuern nidht be,abz
len, uno bat $500, 600 bis $40O 900
Shuloen uno miro mol niemaIs aus
ben Sbuloen beraustsmmen ODER rir0
aud nur 6te s5rtereTeu an oenIelben
be3dblen t0unen, tpdbreno NithelI cine
groBe un0 fb0ne Staot III, auf Die MIR
als Dauptitaot ftOl3 Iein t6nnten, uno-
s,gtuH, ieben Sie NAL ber, ods mad
10 ieiH" unterbrah i6n Der pierres
Dtann, ,aber angenommen, sic hit=
ten Juei pferoe, zines maaer unb
tno9iq, oas anoere Fett uno Th6n alatt;
wttroen Sic Dem mageren, elenoen
8iere oas 6utter iueguehmen uno es
Dem lhOnen Fetten 9eben2"
,,yta ib Ia9s sy6nea antuortete
o1ne 30gern Der GARNER, ,.uenn i'd
oas ma9ere, eleuoe BFer0 biersebn
Sabre lang gefhttart uno aepFIeat
bate, uno es Udre oann INNER noh 10
mager uno eleno, piiroe i'd es beraus=
Ftihren uno tot ihlagen.
8ds bette an Der @eihihte lit aber,
oaB he uabr -(gBebIter gporlo.)
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18
cine @feroseeiaI@
g8sL4. aai aIsrE.s, lsapiloI- -@ItaaIioa gabl

Bel1e aaf 8isrrss kapitogsS sSituatiou paBt.
.glatiirli5 iino sic fir pierre. ih
tueiB, 0aB Sic es Iino", inete Der
Mann, Der fir 9ierre ,,lbaffte" su
Dem 6armer, Den er nidt mebr lOsgs-
laGen, felt er in Der Stoot anget0ms
men mar. 9ierre 1T Der geographic
i1e Mittelpuntt fuhr er fort, ,,uno
miro Is tets bleiben, Ano miro ees=
balb INNER in oerielben gntfernung
bon allen QldBen leiH, gera0e 10, mie
es Dor Dem 8erbreden DON '73 mar.
9ann mhHen mir aud nibi oergeHeH,
DaB A, 567, 893 @der S6uaano teine
0reiBiq @ents ben gldsr tpert Eein tDers
ben, menn oas RapitoI nibt in Dem
aenauen Wlittelpuutt bIeibt Damn
Die llatoiten oes um5ugs.
n9tber mlithea bat oafiir seiorgt"
unterbrah ibn Der 6armer, ,,es bat
Elm 8runofiid pOn snansig gIder
@r0Be an ben 5taat iibertraeen, gibi
einen fortlaufenoen MiietscOntraet fin
Elm neues sos, 600 @ebGuOe uno piro
aud ale Soften ees llmsugs besablen.
.Sa. ih Deib", lagte Der pierre
Dret=3Oaar-een= Sag WauH, ,,abeS
eas III unseIebli6; iA fanH Sic 81
irqeno einem 24DsDEaten bringeu, unl
Der mirO Shnen iagen, OaB es eeeer
oas @eieb lit. 10 ettuas 81 tltn; es ii
oas sHeelebliAFts Ding. Oas geiheber
lam, unb oauit abgema9t. Nebmen
Sic cine @ieaTre2"
,,9tun", bemertEe Der farmer, in
Dem er Die giqarre nahm. lid CLAUDE
lipenu 8ierre Elm Gdpitol0ebduoe oen
| 5taate geben fonnte, un0 fiir msbrer
Ihunoeritanfeno Dollars ungeEeblih
Bombs ausgrbeR tsnnte. unD bic stab
uno 0er 9taat lino gut 0afnr, miro g
| mel miemanoen niel Sda0en brilgeH
| mean Mlthea feine nsne @taDtball
| fur cine gBeile berborgt. Da bod fiji
s 0ieleIbe aaes in gutem ejeIoe besahl
lin. SD CLAUDE. pierre iii ia mol De
Qeograpbilhe MlitteIpunft. aber &
i ltbeint trobosm Elm EhleAter plaB fill
| oas stapiiol u isin. ON dubsrliel
sGnOe elmer 3ipei9habn, obns Ansiltb
laui beliere NerbinouHa. Gs lAsln
8 audi Gin IsAg arHsr pIab 81 Iein, IN
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18

@r.3ihteL Barter 1T alio offiaiea
bon leinsr 9lominatjon benanridtiqt
pOr0eu uno bat lie IelbfUerfdnoltd
angenommen. Die Site Der 0fli6en
oemOtratiiheu gartei bate Iia trob
bes abIaeulihen Regennetters 3ienli9
sablreib eingefunoen. Der Spre6er
Der Delegation mar Champ glart bon
Dti6ouri. glidt aaein Die Delegation.
ionOern oas ganje Sano fab natlrlid
nit 6e9reifiher Spaunung Der gln=
nabmereos Der ,SpbiHT pOn gI0pus4
eHtgegen, Oes WlaHnes. Der pOr einem
Sabre in Der RatiOnalpolitit nod cine
unbetannte @r6Be mar.
Die @nnabmere0e, auF DelAe mir
DdbrenO Der sigeutIihen @ampague
nod ndher 3urhdt0nlmeH meroeH, eHt=
bolt in tlasen aHo biinoiaen Worten
bic @nlihten 9arters, III mhrOeboll
abaefdBt uno-bat leioer IN Dielen
Buntteu Die grmartungen ie6r oieler
9emotrateu enttdulht. 9d aber 9ar-
Ter fiir bic gDa6l cine ausflbrlibere
BGrlegaug Der Da6linues in 2lusIiht
aeitellt bat, IL fuOaen mir nit unIerm
llrteil biz oabin suriidbalten.
Sn ieiner &eoe 0antte Barrier 5u=
ndbf fur Die gbre Der 9{omiRatiDr,
lObte Die ct. 2Ouis Blatiorm als .,bes
munoernsipert" ertldrte ben ,,@olo=
Itanoaro" fur feIt etablirt uno Der-
Iprad 2lbfeaung BON 8erpaltungss
miBbrduhen, ShuB ieoes Arbeiters
| uno ltrenge grOseiiiruHg Der llrhe5er
BON berbrederiihen 9lrbeitsmiBbrdu=
hen, er oeronmmte y@emaltbsrrihaFt
ben sSmerialismus auF 6oiteu Oes
aOnltitutioualismus, riigte iene D}abt=
berrinegruug Der 8oltsrette. sr ipraf
| IT'D fiir 8arifreform aus, babel aber
| fir cine setpihe 3eitgrenSe oes In
Erafttreiens oerielben, oamit Die S5n=
ouitrie nibt aeibdoi9t Deroe, ertldrtc
0Tieu, oaB Die 8smotraten teine 2lus-
! liht bdtten, 5arifrefDrmen ein5ufiihreH.
neil Der gunoesienat mdhreu0 0eI
HdhIten pier S5ahreu cine republitaniihC
Mlaioritdt babe, perurteilte bic lleber.
/ lgriife Der Srults 81 llnguniteu oes
9eeltbemerbs, ertldrte, oaB Die @erihtt
oes Sanoes, meHn in 4nipruh genom-
men. leiht Dem 5rultumnelsn @inhali
gebieten tonnten uno tam last but
not least auf Die 4hilippiHeufrage
| gr perlanqte in ben gbilippinen. oit
| ,ourd ameritaniIhes 9riegsglttd II
IunIern9slib getOmmeH ods Reat Del
5elbItregieruug, ertldrtc fa seger
Nilitarismus uno unnOtiae interna
tionale SuterpentiOH, ertldrts, baf
2lmerita ihon lauge inFolge ieinei
pplitil6en @erfaliune un0 @utmide.
lung eine Beltr1aht eepeien Isi uni
iprad lih sum ShluB entinieoen ge9er
| 9nnabme einsr BieoernominatiDa aus
um ieoen perl6nlideu pOlitiIbeH @br
sei3 i'm &eime gu rrltiden.
| llnlers 2eIer tennen iegt Barriers
Aniihten. g8ie erpdbnt, tDer0eu ni
| ieop1 i'm Saufe Der Dabl nod ndbe
oarauf surddtommen. Den 2elerl
uirO Der alndli6e AusFal Der @rnt
| iebt ieoenfals ndber am 9er3eu liegen
pie Oas Sir uno 8e9en" Der 9n
nabmereoe.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18

Die Sapaner iino uuf benz oftlihsn
5liigel Der Rufen auBeroroentlih
tbdtig. Inter Ishr geTdidtsn Sdsin<
nanDDern 8ieben Iie IiCh 5urid unD Die
3nfen beieBsn iofprt bieoontbneH gez
rGunten Steluneen. SIS pir0 nit
jeoem 9age tlarer, oaB bic Sapdner
niht Die glbiiht bdben, QiuoDung
ourd eineu 6rontongriFf gu nebmen,
boffeu aber, ourh ihlms 6lduienbes
ipegungen ibren 3iped 81 erreihen,
dhnlih ipie Bel 5dtinetiao un0 9dts
tIheng. 8ebsutenoe iapdniIde 5rups
penmdIien uldrf6iren ldugit Der aiiIts
oberhdlb Ninafnm
Yp5If lapuniibe 3egimsnter Tno
oon 9iaopd1g in Der Rihtung nab
gort Qlrt1ur dufgebroneu. Nus 3uz
perldFiger Queqe perlautet, Dab Der
Mita0o ben 9sfsbl gegs6sn Sat, BORT
9lrtbur unter alien llmitduoeu su
nebmen ituo in3lpiiaen bon ipeiteren
Sperationen in Der Wlanoi6urei 2l5s
ftdno 3u Hebmen, Die ilbrigens our1
beFtige 3egengiiiis o6ue1tn gum Stills
itauo ge6rdht noroen iinO, gs lit
m6glth uno iehr pd6rIdeinltd, oaB
6ds 9ros Der iapuniihsn Qrrnse in
einigen 5agen nah port Qrtbur be-
oroert iperben ptr0
Die iapanil6en 5ruppen Dor port
2(rtbur Iiuo beoeutenp perltdrtt porz
Den. sic babeu in 5nei groBen 2lbz
tbefIungen Die 60hen3iige 3piibsH
2ungnungtao uno gigenu 9di einers
Ieits uub Die in Der Rdbe Der 9ouiIa
9ai gslegenen gergs unbererieits be-
feiti9t uno beieBt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18

Die In Council 8luTs. Soma, err
l9einenOe 5reie greFe bat i6ren 30.
Salrgang angptreten. 8ie 3eitnna
matt nibt aaein ourd bic iiberIihfz
liae 3uiammenifeaung Der g1euiatei=
ten fonoern aud our6 oen 5nhalt
oes @ebOtenen eiHen ie6r quten gin-
oruf uno tpiiufhen Die 81. 80 better
@rFoIg fiir bic 3utunft. 9luf gBieoer=
le6en In gtuscdttne!
Sine frobe lleberraI6uug mar uns
Die oieier Gage sugeoanaene 5ouoe=
nirsAusgabe" nas BON cen 6erren
8omann q 6einlen berausgeqe6ene
@lintoH (5DiDa) g9n,eiqer@
8ie 4usgabe iteat ni6t nur
Der 9el6aftsrilbrigteit Der 6eioen
@ollegen, ionoerH aud Der @lintoner
@eI1dftsDelt, ioDie Dem oortieet
8eutldtum oas bette 3eugnis aug.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18
Mns 80 60 eALLls

8elle 6ourde. Die idbrlihe
Butte @Ountp 6air Diro bier pom q.
big %. 2lueult ltattfinOen. gs 1T
oie8 Die eiH5ige IanomirtI9aFtlihe glus-
lteuung, melhe IN ben Blad 6ias ab=
gehalhn miro unO iolte lid zines Qro=
BeIuhes aus allen 3eilen Oes tUeitlihen
9atOta erfreuen. -Man befiirhtet, oaB
bic Regierung oieies Sabr uidts mebr
in Baug auf 9rrigatioH Dem Belle
JOur1e 5luB eHtgang untetnebmen,
Oa Die 6armer uno 8ieb3abtet uibt
ale geneigt lino, an bem llnternebmen
tell3une6men, oa DieIe, namentli1 iao=
'li9 POM 6luB. iebr 9utes 2auo baben
uno cine titnitlibe BeDd6eruns niAt
brau1en.
2sao. Sobn Crafts, Elm beiannter
8er9mlnn in 2atUrence @ountn. lit
geifestrant uno muBte in oas QIpl in
9antt0n gebra9t Ueroen. Die @lobt
0tiniHg 50. miro bel 9la6ant cine
Stamrfmiible erridten. 8ie @eIea=
IAaft bat 9rOBe @r5lager bier in Der
Nohe. -Ss llno au1 4usIiAten porbau=
osn, oaB Die ulcer greef Mining 60.
ben Betrieb baIo mieOer aufne6mgu
wir0. glub anOere Winenaeleal6aften
bereiten iih auf einen erpeiterten Be
trieb Dor.
9eaOmooo. 9. 8. Glr0O, Der
republItaniI1e ganoiOat fir 8Ouoer=
neur, maht cine Runoreiie ourh bic
8lad 9ills. Aderbauminilter 0illon,
G enatOr Rittreoge, unO anoere 0ait-
elieoer Der St0 9atota Delegation In
GongrsB. madten eine &unoreiie oura
bic 8lad Oils, um bier Hnter 6ibruns
DON Capt. Seth BaaOd bic DaloreIer=
pen 81 beIihtigen.
Sturgts. General 9lona R.
@saFee bat Sort Dleaoe uno Die bort
Itationirten Sruppea inFpisirt. Der
Solodt emil SOu1e, Serqeant BEL
ben Rsitern IN 6ort Meate. 1T BON
einem 5libitrabl getrDifen pOroen uno
blieb cine 5tunOe lang bepuBtlOs. Gr
muroe an Der linten Seite bes 46rpers
Ii1wer OerbranHt, mirO aber pieOer
QeneIen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18

DAP man aud gegeR ben Selbfmoro
Elm gOrbeugungsmittel gsFunDen bat,
miro piele intereiIireli. Sin beraboe=
tOmneuss SpItem ober 8ersaatheit linb
Itets bic Iorgdnqer oes SelbltmOrOes,
nn0 man bat sttpas eefunoeu, oas Die
lem 3ufan0e abbilft. geim erltsn
9eOanten on Selbltpernihtung nimm
Electric 8itters. gs ilf Elm oroBes
nerDenltdrtenOes MitteI upO baut Oas
5pffsm auf. IS III and elm arpber
MaeeH=, 2eber- nnD 9lierens 9e9ulator.
4nr Soc 3aIrieoenbeit 9arantirt DOl
allen Qlppthetern.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18

Sonntag. ben 2I Anguit. NIT Der
95icagD, Wsilmdutee 81 5t. paul Babn
Sin gntes 4roeranlm i'm 8art, Frei iir
grenritonilteR. EaHb Concert. 8ogtrae
nm 2.30 9sadmittag pom Or. Anlteu 6 be
8lois, 8aiior aus Chicago. Gnnrpfer.
qaMncbes, &egel anh 9lnosrbpote auf 0eut
See laDen gum gealeriport eiH.
Gpeiolsna DerLdBt GiOur hats 0n Conn
tag, 2l. All9Hit, nm 25 DiotaeHs; liir Die
9liidfabrt perldBs er @Iear eafs am ITO nbr
Abemos. 1idsls MIR gut fir Aielen 3ug
HuuOfobrt uou Sionr Sals $225
Jsdberes bel BEN A8enten Der Chicago,
Y9l!mauFee & Ct. Baul 8ahu
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18

@eiBen 6aufs Uaren fe ai6t einge=
laOen iUOroen, IpeiIten aber nit gutem
Appetit IN einem @afhans orittes
Rlaie. Nm glbenS reiIten Iie tDieOer
ndd ct. eOuis suriif, 3peiFeass bOll
uetter groBartieer giuoriife.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18

Ser friibert qremierminiftsz Wals
bedsApn1eou IEarb am ulittipDn an
ben sspIqtn elmer Operation. Der gSsrs
ltnrbene mar pielleid1t timer ber beoeus
teabIten @tnatsmdnner 6runfrsss1S'&@ : :
unb gait felt 5abren ais ber ansrs
fannie sEiihrsr ber geHdBiatsu 4afass-
Gsin einiiub sramans bic 1ieoerasifs
.aabne 0es EreiFus= Yrohes.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18

0Ot lebe uniere @ibiliIationl @ino
Oa Dor einiseu 5agen i'm 5taats
@eOrgia uieOer oes Nloroes dnoe=
tlaete gle0er unter ben furhtbarIten
Martern. nahOem man iie NIT 9etro=
leum iibersolisn bate, berbrannt
mOroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-08-18
Settle 1tebergabe.
glu6 Oas 9SlaDilUoitod Sc.
i6lDaOsr Oernihtet.

slu5faH Der 6IOtts O0n Bort art6ur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-26
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of tho Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Aug. 25.-More favorable ad-
vices as to crop prospects. particularly for
corn and cotton. impaired a very firm
tone to tOday's stock market, though the
trading was again in moderate volume
and of professional character. A note
porthy feature was the advance to new
high records for this movement of Penn
sylvania and Baltimore & Ohio with sub
stantial gains i'm such allied issues as
Heading. Chesapeake & Ohio and Nor
folk Il Western.
material advances. Some demand for
Union Pacific in the late session sent tina t
stock up to its recent high level, but else
where the list showed tendency to sag
After some hesitation the market once
more became strong In spite of further
profit taking. and the closing though be-
low the best of the day showed few re-
marked receSSions.
AmaIgamated Copper was the most ac-
tive feature of the Industrial group and
the Steel issues were dull with no de-
cided tone London was an unmportant
factor. trading in less than 1900 shares.
largely sales of the Coalers. Sterling
exchange became weaker later in the day
on the very little demand for remittances
The United States government bonds As
advanced Il of one per cent, and the new
registered As u Of one per cent on call.
Railway bonds held firm. Total sales, par
value, s., 6S5 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-26
Decision in Favor of F
E. Belts at Boston.
Convicted in 1902 Of Using the
Mails to Defraud.
Belts Was Sentenced to Serve Seven
Years in Oedham Jail Pending Pros.
ecution of Writ of Error Which Is
Decided in His Favor.

Boston, Aug pa decision In favor
of Frederick f.. Belts, formerly Of the
State street brokerage firm of J. NJ.
Fisher & Co., who was convicted in 1902
on charges of using the mails in furth-
erance of a scheme to defraud was Civ
en-, today, by the United States circuit
court of appeals.
The opinion which was given by JUS
tice Holmes and Justice Putnam, Judge
AIdrich dissenting. reverses the judg-
ment of the United States district
court, sets aside the verdict and re-
mands the case to that court for furth
er proceedings in accordance with the
law.
Belts was sentenced at the time of
his conviction to serve seven years in
Dedham Jail, but execution was sus-
pended pending his prosecution of i
writ of error. Belts contended the
wrongful admission of certain evidence
and that he was entitled to three chal-
lenges of a juror for each Indictment
The court Of appeals finds that Belts
clam as to challenging jurors was cor
rect and orders the verdict set aside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-26
AN ALLEGED FORGER
Rounded Up by the City Marshal Of
WeStbrook.

City Marshal Wight of Westbrook. ar
rived in the city, last night. with Clar-
ence Dean Bell of SaXOnville, Mass,
alias Joseph Chamberlain, George Wealth
erbee, William d. Robbins, W. Sanderson.
Arthur Blanchard. Joseph Mains and
other names. who is wanted for forgery.
Bell who is one of the slickest and
smoothest criminals with whom the West
brook officers have had to deal. is only IL
years Of age. Last November he APP
peared in Westhrook for a couple of
nights. but did considerable business
while there. He made his home in Port
land for week. but cashed his checks
in Westbrook. In the two nights he got
rid of dozen checks for small amounts,
of those who cashed checks for him
were Otis Trafton, Luther Brown, The
Benoit Co, Charles WaterhOuse and Mrs.
Bixty.
Bell got out of town before the forger
les were discovered. Marshal Wight trac
ed him to Tarrytown. N Y, but when he
was about to lay his hands on his man
Bell disappeared. He located him at
Peekskill, but when he went after him
and sentenced to six months in the Jail at
Brooklyn. He was released. Wednesday.
and Marshal Wight was waiting to re-
arrest him. Bell agreed to come to Maine
without the formality of rcnuisitiOn pa
pers. He had been indicted by the Jan
uary grand jury and a copy of the indict-
ment had been sent on to the warden Of
the Jail The arrest was made on
bench warrant issued by Judge Bonney
No preliminary hearing is necessary in
this case on account of The indictment.
He will be tried at the September term
of the superior court.-Portland Express,
Aug. %
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ABSORBED SEA WATER
And Hereafter You Needn't Pay Duty
in Such Cases.

New York, Aug. 25.-In an opinion
by Judge Somervile the classification
hoard of United States general APP
praisers has decided that an allowance
must he made for absorption Of sea
water in determining the dutiable value
of merchandise.
The case decided involved some mer-
chandise imported in cases and which
is purchased by the ton. The net in
voice weight was 25,O12 pounds. That
returned BY the United States weigh
err on the arrival of the merchandise
showed the shipment had increased
641O pounds charged to the absorption
of sea water by the wooden casks.
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New England League Standing.
AT LAWRENCE.

The Haverhill nine evened up
with the locals for their defeat, Wednes-
by the score of Is to A. DrfscoIl pitched
the first two innings and was touched for
five hits. Klobedanz was put in the box
in the third inning and proved as easy a
target for the Haverhills as Driscoll
they making 16 hits off his delivery. in
Guiding three two-baggers and two three
baggers, which together with stolen bases
and errors gave them II runs. Calhoun
ing for talking back to Umpire Brady
when he was called ont at first. The doII-
bic plays and the heavy batting of the
visitors. who made one or more runs each
inning, were the features. Brown split
his finger in the sixth inning by foul
tip and had to retire, his place being
taken by G. Murphy
f Haxrehil :S az a-ls-2 = !
Batteries-Cross ard Brown; priscoIl
klobedanz and Eaton. Time. III I'm
pire, Brady Attendance, 400.
AT FALL RIVER.
Costly errors and poor base running
caused the locals defeat, To T. by New
Bedford. The game was hard fought
throughout. Dryers heavy batting and
the fielding of Dwyer and Moorhead were
New Bedford o Q col 90 3 o-S- o.
Fall River IL 900 . 0 0 0-i-1l-i
Batteries-Friend and Burrill; Day and
Peterson. Umpire. kerins. Time, 2.0l
attendance, lWO
AT CONCORD.
Catcher Duggan, released by Nashua to
Concord, made the hit that won the hrSt
game for his new comrades. In the sec
ond game Pitcher Averill of Concord was
unsteady and the team behind him played
with little life. BrminghamS stops OF
wild throws were the features.
First game:
Concord ........1 l x-S-3-i
Nashua ..O o 0 0 0 > 0-e-7-S
Batteries-Newenham and Duggan:
Swope and Merritt. Umpire, McCloud
Time, Oh. Attendance, 800.
Concord ........1 o o 0 o o 0 1-2-1os
Nashua, ..4 0 / % O-S- o.
Batteries-Van Zant and Daum; Aver
i'll and Duggan. Umpire, McCloud. Time,
10.
AT LOWELL.
Lowell and Manchester broke even In
the double header at Spalding park. the
visitors easily Outplaying the home team
in the first game and vice versa IN the
second game In the second game Ora
ham and Armbuster of the Manchester
and the latter was SO badly shaken up
that he had to receive surgical attention
and was removed from the grounds. Nor
rissey substituted in his place.
First game:
Manchester ..3 0 0 2 x-n-14-S
Lowell ......0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 3 IN
Batteries-Voz and Cote: Bushey, Lake
and DeRohen. Umpire. Stafford. Time,
2O5 Attendance, 1000.
Lowell ......0 > X-6-S-2
Manchester .....0 0 1-2-4-4
Batteries-Tierney and Derohen: 11eith
and Cote. Umpire, Stafford. Time, IN.
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PROF. NEHR'S DEFENCE.
Defenes Course in Operating on For.
ner French Premier.

Berlin. Aug. 25.-Prof. Hans Kehr of
Halbcrstadt in the Nedicinischen Wo-
chenschrift. defends himself against the
attacks of French medical journals on
the operation performed on the late
Premier Waldeck Rousseau. He said
the patient had absolutely no chance
to recover without an operation, where
as, an operation saves "a per cent. of
such cases.
NJ. V'aldeck Rosseau had nothing to
lose through the operation, since he
had only a few weeks more to live and
an operation was the only hope of saw
ing him.
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SMOKERS WILL REGRET
That the Connecticut Tobacco Crop Is
as FIourishing as Reported.

Hartford. Conn, Aug. 25.-The Con-
necticut Tobacco crop is now being
harvested and according to reports
gathered by the Courant. the yield is
phenomenally large and the quality the
best in IL years. There has been no
hail to cut the leaf and no damage
done by grasshoppers and worms.
Statistics furnished by growers indi-
cate that the total acreage Of tobacco
in towns about Hartford is approx
mately 5000 and the aggregate value Of
their harvest is placed at $2,750,000.