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Evening journal., 1904-02-29
SHERIFF. SALES.

SHERlFFS SALE.-Bf VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Lcvarl Faclas, to me directed
will be exposed 90 public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county
state OF Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE SECOND DAY OF MARCH, 1904,
at 10 o'clock a. m,
the following described real estate, VIZ
All that certain lot or piece Of land
with the frame buildings thereon erected.
situate In Christana hundred. county and
state aforesaid bounded and described as
follows TO wit:
beginning at a point on the oastorly
side Of Eighth avenue between COlema .
and Duncan streets. at the distance Of
eighty feet from the intersection 90 the
said side of Eighth avenue and the north
.erly side Of Duncan street; thence east
.erly and parallel 10 Duncan street one
hundred feet TO corner. thence north
.erly aud parallel 20 Eighth avenue forty
teet 10 another corner; thence westerly
ana parallel 10 Duncan street one hundred
rect 20 tho aforesaid side OF Eighth avenue
ana thence thereby aoutherly. forty feet
lto the place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Alfred II Davidson and
George W. Davidson surviving mortga-
gofs and 10 be sold by
EMMIT r. STfDHAM. Sheriff.
.Sheflu Nilice, Wilmington. Delaware,
February rs. 1904. sf TOO u"f7urr
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SPORTING NOTES

Joe Cans is matched to box Gus Gard
ner at Saginaw, March IA.
Billy Woods and Dixie Kid will prob
ably meet at Oakland on March 8.
Harry Cobb won in seven rounds
from Tom prendergast at Bay City,
Mich, Wednesday.
Manager Brady OF the Lindner base
bah team has about 60 games schedul-
ed for the coming season. and the
schedule will not be completed until
about the 1st of April.
Morris Rauch. of Chicago, knocked
out Eddie Preston, of Battle Creek,
Mich, in two rounds at South Bend,
Ind, Wednesday,
Martin Canole, has been offered n
match with the Britt-Corbett winner.
for April 30. The San Francisco A. c.
makes the offer.
The Ohio State University and the
Carlisle Indians are reported to have
agreed to play a foot ball match at Col
umbus next Thanksgiving day.
In Buffalo there is strong talk regard
ing the building of an automobile race
track, and in several other cities. in
cludlng Springfield, Mass. and Provi-
dence. r. l., tracks may be built.
Cy Finn, the Buffalo weherweight,
is again to tempt fortune in the North
west. Flynn has signed articles to
meet Gus Gardner at Saginaw, NJ ch.,
on March z, 16 rounds at las pounds.
In six-round bout on Friday night
at Birmingham, between Jack Bolan, OF
Cincinnati and Coney Cunningham, OF
Cleveland. Bolan won in the third
round. when Cunningham seconds
threw up the sponge.
George Bothner, the champion light
weight wrestler Of the United States, is
booked to meet Eugene Tremblay
champion lightweight of Canada, on
March z. The bout will be held at the
New Polo A. A., New York
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Baseball Team oraanized.

The baseball fever Is beginning to break
out among the boys. Since the snow has
disappeared from the lots they are be-
ginning to get into condition. The Phoenix
A. c. has organized for the season with
the following payers: e. Wnburton.
catcher c. Walraven. pitcher; p. c. Dec
kyne. short stop; J. Munden. first base.
.C. Weldon, second base; J. Ward. third
base; L. Sem, left held e. Senix, centre
held; II. Jacobs right held; substitute, d.
Brown. All should send challenges to j.
w. Munden. No. 1249 Wilson street or l..
j. Darrel. No. 100 East Thirteenth street.
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SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias 10 me directed,
Washington House Hotel. IN the town
Of Newark White Clay Greek hundred
New Castle county. State Of Delaware
ON TUESDAY.
THE FIRST DAY OF MARCH 1904
at l.30 O'Clock %. m.
the following described real estate. viz:
All those two lots or pieces OF land
with one frame and two brick houses
thereon erected. situate In the town on
Newark. New Castle county and State
or Delaware, described on Two separate
deeds. and bounded as follows to viii.
Number 1-Boginnlng al stone on the
northeast corner OF lot OF land of WIZ
liam u. Thornley, on tho west side Of
chapel street and running thence by the
west side Of said street north eight de-
grees west two perches and thirteen hun
drcdths TO stone or corner O. n iot of
land of john Miller thence south eighty
four and q ha,f degrees west nine perches
and forty y-.wo nuad d"cdths TO n STONE /,
thc line Of lanG o. the heirs OF Jobf,
.Hcrdiaan. deceased. thence thereby south-
ches and Ihirtoef hurdredihs to another
corner of William r. Thornley, land and
thence running herewith north olrhtv-
four and a half degrees east n.nc Dcrehs-
lof beginning. containing twenty rcrcho.
lof land n-rc or less.
L9t S. 10. s-.Re.sginn,ing At q stone on the
west side ot CHAPEL street aforesaid. thf
northeast corner of Tot number one o-A
lrunnlng thence by The west Side of seii
lstrcct north cieht degrees west two no.
lches ana nineteen huadrctfns TO = efo~s
a corner - lot Of land Of Andrew Kerr,
! thence thereby south eighty-four ana i
ihnf degrees wcst nine perchcs end fhi~f,-'
1.-Two hundrcdihs 90 q Stone in n firr y,
Hand Of the hers of John Herdnar A..
lccased; therce thereby south six ana .
lnalf degrees .as, two ncrchcs and nina
ltccn huudrtllhs to stone another CO..
iner OF lot number one. and thencc fhcrr
lhN north eighty-four and a hnlf decree,
Feast nine pcrches and fcur-tcnths Ia ~,
place ot beginning. containing about t,Ven
less.
seized and taken IN execution as tn
Iprorerty or Susan A. Gcary. admlnistra
iirlN of samuel CearN deceased and AM
iGeary surviving lnurtcagor and terr
tenant and 90 ne sold Av
EAfMfr r ~-rfi,rrhN Shorin.
ShHriffs Ofnce. Wilmington. Delaware
February 1S. 1905.
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sHEklFF,S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levar Facias to me directed
VIII be exposed TO public sale. az the
Washington House Hotel town Of New
ark. White Clay Creek hundred New
Castle county, State OF Delaware
ON TUESDAY.
FliL FIRST DAY OF MARCH 1904
at so O'clock p. m.
me following described real estate viz:
Au that certain lot or piece of lana
situate In the town OF Newark IN White
Clay Creek hundred. New Castle county
ana state OF Delaware. more particularly
bounced and described as follows TO wit:
hesnnlnE az a post a corner for "a lot
ot Jesse T. Smith and running thence
along the west side of Choate street
north six and a half degrees west forty
tset 90 newly set stone a corner for
and now or late OF william b. Thorn
iey; hence south eighty-three and a hall
degrees west one hundred and sixty feot
ana six inches TO a newly set stone in
!ine of land Of Frederick A. Curtis.
thence south four and a quarter degrees
east forty feet 10 a post a corner for the
said Jesse r. Smiths land and thence
Win MS line one hundred and sixtv-two
leet TO the first mentlcned post and place
or beginning. containing six thousand
TOUR hundred square feet OF land. more
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property Of Diana Bias and George Rlas
her husband. mortgagors. ana to be sold
EAfMTT +. errnWAar sheriff
Sherin's office. Wilmington. delaware,
February 13. 1904.
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S P OR 7 s
MARKSMEH SHOOT At
TARGETS ALL DAY LONG
Wawaset Gun Club Holds
Postponed Merchandise
Shoot on Saturday

Wawasct Gun Club was the mecca
for an shots on Saturday. The occasion
was the all-day merchandise shoot that
WAS postponed from Washington
Birthday.
The shoot began at 10 o'clock in the
morning and at nightfall the marksmen
were still banging away. During tho
day about $500 targets were sprung.
In the merchandise event the handi-
cap was from 16 to % yards There
were about fifty entries I'm this event
and twenty-five prizes were distributed
among them. Tuchton and McArdle
tied for first place in the merchandise
event Thes cores follow:
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BASKETBALL AT Y. M. C. A.
High School Defeats Delaware College
Team and Locals Play at Night.

on Saturday afternoon at Association
Hall the Wilmington High School bas-
ketball team defeated the Sigma Kappa
five. from Delaware College. by. score
Of 20 to IS. The following is the line
up
w. II. S. sigma Kappa.
Morgan ...... forward ...... Schaffer
Dayett ...... forward ..... Crossgrove
Robin ........ centre ...t Jones
Baldwin ...... defense ........ Wyatt
Spear.
Creamer ...... defense t...... Hauber
Referee: w. d. Creamer.
Coatesville Y. II. g. a. was scheduled
to play the local Y NJ. C. A. on Satur-
day night but they sent telegram
stating they had missed their train Not
to disappoint the crowd the first team
was split and with subs played an in
teresting game. The Yanigans won BY
a score Of 20 TO is. The lineup:
4 4anisans. Flanigans.
! Buuerworth forward ...... Rettev
! lolmie ...... forward ..... Spear
/ Greenwood .... centre ..... Swift
7 McSorley $500. defense ...... Mccoy
Hylland ...... defense ..... Baldwin
Summary; Goals from field. Rutter-
worth. G; Rettew. B. Swift. .: Mccoy.
2; Tolmie /; Hylapd 1. Goals from
fouls. Dutterworth, 4; Rettew, .: Ref
ieree, Creamer,
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PUBLIC SALES

PUBLIC SALE of furniture aud carpets
at Stidham & sons Auction Room,
No. III East Fourth street, on Friday,
March 4, at I.3o O'Clock. Parlor bed
aud dining-room furniture, couches,
chairs, enamel bedstead, IS mis6t car
pets, new fre-proof safe. National
cash register good cook stoves and
eyerylhing used about house
STlDHAM & son, Auctioneers.
f29-m2-S Phone D. & a. 535
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Eor captain Peter 3. Ayars, PIaos.

A civil service examination for u
position OF deputy collector of port an
Inspector of customs to fill the vacanc
caused by the death Of Captain Pete
BsAyars. viii be held on March .. The
position pays $1,000 a year and 1t is
expected. that a number of applicants
will take the examination.
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SMALLPOX NEAR BRIDGEVILLE
specIal to rhe nvenInr journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
Bridgeville. Feb. 29.-Mrs. Edward
McCaulley, wife Of a prominent farmer
living near town, was taken with small
poN on Friday. DR.. J. c. Knowles. of
Seaford, is in attendance About a
month ago Mr.. McCaulley visited his
son. Harry McCaulley. in Philadelphia
who was IN and died of smallpox. AL
though Mr.. McCaulley was vaccinated
and his clothing was fumigated it is
supposed he brought home with him
germs of the disease.
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MUSIC

II AUGHING WATER, Bedelia, Pretty
Little Dinah Jones, Just Kiss Your
self Goodbye, oh, Didn't He Ramblo and
100 other popular songs, with music
postpaid for Ioc. Address Albert Brooks,
2I46 Fifth Ave, N. y f79-7t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PENTSEN & CO..
Mechanical Engineers,
Machinery, Experimental Work, Plans
Drawings, Specifications,
f27-9t-b-card. 400 FORD BUILDING.
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Don't Think About II

but if you can use a business
suit come in and look throuah
our Clearance Sale on Suits
and Trousers. The Suits are
S5. S6-and $3.50. Special Trou-
ser Sale at $3.50 and $2.25.
Trousers now at $500 and SO
with z off, that are worth SO
and S4. We are already taking
orders for Spring Tailoring.
The new styles are in and if
you need a good suit this is a
good time to get it before we
are busy. New Dunlap Hats
are here.
Closed at 6 except satur-
days.
Jas. 7. MuIIin & Sons,
9th and Market.
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A New sonn

called MY Dixie Lou" It's very pretty.
We will play it for you at Lippin-
colts. adv.
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The belle Of ancient India wore her hair
tied by a jewelied band two or three
inches back OF her head and then braided
into an enormous bail two-thirds the size
OF her head.
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REAL ESTATE
EOR SAFE

Country Hotel Property, 5s acres Of
land, large house. barns, etc. within
sevea miles of this city, on pike. This
is one OF the best countryhotels in the
State. Will be sold reasonable on easy
terms.
apply to
PETER j. FORD & co.
10th and Market Streets.
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,'holiy--Did ne wcaily say } had more
money than bwains9 How widiculous.
Sharpc-why so? Didn't yor borrow a
dollar OF HIM today7
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MTANTHD-Ladies everywhere TO send
for free sample OF onr latest stickpin
OF exquisite and exclusive design also
cur valuable and confidential oiler, send
no money; simply name and address
Tic Obiender Co., Dep. 5, Lancaster Pa.
fIo-r2t
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Shot at. Broke
HAWKINS ..... ........ 20 62
Mckelvey ....... see. IS 81
German ..... ........ IS 81
Foord ...,. 80. ........ 70 63
Squier.. ..... .... ..... 70 67
Townsend o. -. .... q. 75 5S
Springer. -..... zee. &c. IS 81
Ryan ...... ....... -. 15 AZ
Melchior ..... .... ..... 50 26
Martin ..... .... ....... IS 81
Graham ..... 90. ..... 75 50
DUPONT ......... ... o. IS AZ
Richardson ..... .... .. IS 50
Mason $3.50. .... .. rs 60
King ..... ..... ... .... go Al
Lyman .......... 20 so
w. Bird ..... ........ rs As
Evans ...... &C.. rs Al
Cornog ..... so AZ
Burroughs ..... 80. IS 81
ban ..... ..... .... .. 45 35
Kendall ..... -. zee. q. 65 "A
Robertson zee. &C.. &C.. o.. I5 40
w S. Townsend. .. 20 40
Dr. Buck ..... .... q. 65 46
e. Buck o.. q. 65 AZ
w. Potter ...... $500. 40 33
Jeiferson ..... .... .... 35 %
Hendrix. ..... .... 80. 35 %
McColley ..... .... .... so 81
Iuchton... ... ..... 80. so 80
Hanley .,.. zee. .... .. 80 81
Miller -..,.. ...... .... so AZ
simon ...... .... ...... 40 80
McKendrick o.. ........ Is 10
Holt. .... ........ 40 q
Lindsay ......... e.. .. Is 8
Young ... 90. ..... 40 20
Massey ..... -. % %
Garrett ...... see. &C.. 25 13
Donaldson ...... 80. g.. 25 16
McArdle 500. .... ..... 25 "A
Goodwin .... ... -. o. 25 If
c. Potter ..... 60. ... % rs
beady ..... 80. &C.. 25 20
ogden ....- ... -. 25 Il
Edmundson ... .. % 2i
sands ....... ..... 25 Q
High average for day won by l.. j
Squier representing p. I. DUPONT Co.
with 81 out of IS from IS and % yards
second high average. w. NJ. Foord
Wilmington. with GS out IS from II
and 20 yards; third high average. ]
NOVEL; Hawkins with g. out Of 70 from
is and 22 yards.
The merchandise event was a handi
cap from Is TO % yards and the frs
six prizes were won by amateurs VIII,
stood on the IS, II and Is yard marks
The visitors were J. NOVEL; Hawkins
Of Baltimore, representing Wincheste
Repeating Arms Co.. l.. S. German
Aberdeen, Md. A. b. Richardson
Dover, r.. King. Newport, w. Bird
Claymont, John Evans. Wyoming. J
A. McKelvey, HocSessin, and Edmund
SON, of Newport.
Merchandise prize shoot had forty
six entries and the winners and score
We're:
r.. c. McCardell. score, "a. prize
webher jacket; Stanley Tuchton "A
rug; f. Massey, %. shell case: f. +
Cornog, 22 gun case; r.. G. McColley
%. rubber boots; Ed Mason. %, Thur
man jacket; j. A. Mcl<eivey, 21, bo.
cigars; L. S. German. 21. umbrella: w
Potter. p. revolver; r. Miller, 2l, Thur
man jacket r. Melchior, Jr.. 2I. cham
pagne; Edmundson. p. 100 loader
shells; w. NJ. Foord. 20. pen knife
]. Graham, 20, bust; w. Bah. 90. pic
ture; George Simon. 20, wine set: Dl
Buck, 20. box cigars; C. Beady. q
clock; w. Ryan. 10, wine: c. Buck. 1.
wine; ]. L. Hanley, is, slippers: Hen
dirk, is collar and cum box.
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IIl9 OIHasIIIVaIun y cont pot word.
7 ,OST-Small hrinfle female bull dog.
answering to the name of Coquette.
Reward II feisrned 20 Lawrence Iust.
s. w. Cor. 9th and Market. f77-at
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HALF CENT a WORD

That's all classified advertising costs in The
Evening Journal. No advertisement accepted
for less than % cents- but you will get a
double quarters worth every time.
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-------- ------- --- -----
WRITE FOR AGENCY and Sample
Rox Star Ointment, I3c; best Tor all
sores on earth; will please yon. Star
Ointment Co Penna. Furnace, Pa.
fIo-gt
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FOR SALE-I.ot on south side Of Shall
cross Avenue, near Broom 81, as by
100 feet Will be sold cheap to close an
estate. Apply Real Estate Department
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company. llo U
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FOR SALE s., 5000 will buy three
story bnck dwelling No. $40 West
9TH ST.; two thirds mortgage can remain
on The property. Address owner,
Evening Journal Office. t25-u.
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PERSONAL
This classification y cent per word.


FREE Knowing what 1t was to suffer
will give FREE OF
CHARGE. to any afflicted, a positive
cure for Eczema, Salt Rheum Erysipelas
Piles and Skin Diseases. Instant relief.
Don't suffer logger Write T. w Will
liams, 400 Manhattan Ave, New York.
fS-Iyr
II EssONs IN PALMIsTRY, a book
Just published for those desiring to
become palmist, or who wish to read hi
or her own hand. After study Of the
book, Won will be able to read the past
to explain the present and foretell the
future by examining the lines of the
hand. This book affords great amuse-
ment and advantage and profit. Sent
postpaid upon receipt Of so cents. +.
Wiebush, al Clinton St., Newark, N. J..
fzs-9t
QUAKER CITY HAIR REsTORER,
= restores the hair and color, not a
dye best on earth for gray hair. Try a
bottle, soc and Fl at 2Io9 n. Front ST.,
Philadelphia. also Evans Drug Stores,
Philadelphia and all local hair dressers
and druggists f29-26t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED--Ar experienced clerk in
grocery store. Apply Grocer, -
Evening Journal Office. t25-9t
Evening journal., 1904-02-29

WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. Watson, COS
West Third street. f79-2i
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Ten-elevenths Of the worlds people arc
north OF the equator.
Evening journal., 1904-02-29

FOR SALE-I.ot los by So fcet in built
up western section. rs a great bar
gain. George {. Maris & Son, Eighth
and Shipley streets. i7-d
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

No 500 10 SIS Sherman St. Z r 8 d.
$500. 90.
No. IoS-IIo Ashton ST., r &, B., $500
No. g2o w. Seventh ST.. z Il & B.. Ssooo
JOHN c. PATTERSON.
f72-u SIS Madison St.
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For SALE-A few shares OF stock Of
the International Broom Company.
It'd, are for sale. For particulars adj
dress ]. L. w The Evening Journal Of
foe. nov2-d
Evening journal., 1904-02-29

WANTED PAPERS-The Evening
Journal wants copy Of the follow
will be paid for hrst copy brought to
this Office. IT,
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WANTED

rhis elassincation y cent per WORD.
NVANTED-Remiugton Typewriters
Increase your speed and salary
Machines. S7S to $3.50 Machines rented
CHAS. G. GUYER,
Court Stenographer,
Thoue r7S3. $40 Market Street
fs-lm
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EnR REM.

FOR RENT-House. 9 rooms and bath;
all modern Improvements. Apply
on premises, f3ia Shallcross Ave. i27-ot
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FOR sALE-Win sell SIS course Of
Hypuoiist books, IN good condition,
for 90. o. Address "Hypnotist' this
Office teb29-iwk
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FOR SALE-Three story brick house,
NJ. 7aoo Market St well built and
in good location -two-thirds mortgage
can remain on the property. VIII sell
for less than cost. Address, "Owner y
Evening Journal Office t75-u.
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BOARDING

BOARDING and table board. sII
West street t29-5t
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FOR SELE-Ioo Cedar and Cypress
tanks, I,ooo-Io, 900 gallons capacity,
some new and some good secondhand
Tor less than half price, at Geo. +.
paucr's Cooperage Works, Thirty-hrst
above Master, Philadelphia. 1t
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AGENTS WANTED

This classification y cent per word.
Evening journal., 1904-02-29
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

rhis classification y cent per word.
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FoR SALE.

rms ciasslhcatlon z cent per word.
Evening journal., 1904-02-29
LoSI AND FOUND

Thls eIassIaealIon :. esnt per wora.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-25
FIRM GOES UNDER.
Page Failure Throws New Orleans
Market Into Confusion.

New Orleans, Aug. 24.-Thc cotton
market received 4 great surprise. today,
soon after tho opening when the well
known firm of II. +. Page q CO., post
ed an announcement to the effect that
it was unable to meet further calls for
margins. Up to that time the market
promised to he quiet but or the read
ing Of this notice the ring was thrown
into tho widest confusion, and at once
prices began to soar MS traders cndCa-
Vorcd to buy cotton TO protect them
selves. October and December within
a mirutc's time went up 81 and SO
points.
Page & Co, have been one of the
heaviest operators on the short side of
the market for some time, but no SuS-
picion was felt they We're embarrassed
or likely to be. The advances Of the
last day or two, however, have been
wild and wide and exhausted the re-
sources of the firm. The general esti-
mates If the interest of the firm in
ma rkcts range all the way from $4,000
to 100 600 bales
The firm is composed of III. Frellson
Page, William A. Bres and Alfred F.
Page
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-25
TOMORROW'S BASEBALL.
Business and Professional Men Will
Meet, Friday Afternoon.

The professional and business men of
the city Of Hal,owell, will meet on the
historic and sandy muster field, tOmor-
row afternoon, and settle the much
disputed question of which can put
forth the best set of ball players. The
last meeting between them did not re-
suit in satisfactory termination for
although the professionals won they
played men who had no right to be in
the game, SO it is said. The game. to-
morrow, will certainly be most interest
ing, although it is said that several of
those who will participate haven't
seen BALI for a period Of many
years. This only serves to tighten the
interest and lengthen the score, how
ever, SO large crowd of ball cranks
are expected to be present. Game will
be called at three o'clock.
Hallowell's present baseball patriots
followed their representative team
to Winthrop. yesterday, to wit
ness the Hallowell- Winthrop game.
There is no more enthusiastic a crowd
Of ball supporters, to be found any
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-25
BULLS RESUME CONTROL
Of the Cotton Market at New
York.

New York. Aug. 24.-The bulls re-
sumed control of the cotton market
again. today. Liverpool had shown a
declining tendency in response to the
late break here, yesterday, and the
weather was good but shorts We're
thoroughly unsettled ana fearful OF flu
ture manipulation and when the bulls
started buying aggressivcly prices were
marked UP rapidly.
There was heavy realizing on the
advance and some wire house with
southern connections were active sell
lers, but toward the end of the first
hour it WAS reported that III. L. Page
& Co.. of Now Orleans had gone to
the wall heavily short Of October. De-
Combcr and January and these posi-
items shot Ur about ten points further
in every few minutes.
October which had opened Is points
over tn close, yesterday, advanced
from 1877 to 1o.52 in three sales while
December and January showed net
gains of 31m35 points. The bulls took
profits actively on this bulge and
checked tho advance with the market
later very nervous and cratic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-25

The new stock house at the lIollingS
worth X Whitney Paper Cos. pulp mill,
Water street is rapidly nearing com
pIetion. The walls and roof are in posi-
ton and the brick fire walls are now be
ing built. This building sits to The wcat
of the mill and occupies all the remain
ing land owned by the company. 1t will
greatly facilitate the work at the plant as
now it can be taken directly from the ma
chimes to the store room, when any sur
plus is on hand. Another and larger store
house is being built by the same com
pany at their upper paper mill. This is e.
be 100 feet long by 40 feet wide. 1T is ON
the water side Of the mill and as the
foundation is in the water. progress a
the present time is rather slow, the work
men being able to work only when dhC
water is shut off. When the foundation is
completed the remainder of the work will
be pushed along and all will be hnishod
before winter sets i'll.