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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-11
SUICIDE THROUGH LOVE.
Father and Son End Lives-Unusua
Cause for Ending Lives.

New York, May 10.-Thcir love for
each other and the fear that they might
be separated by death is believed q
have led Conrad Hauenstcin, 80 years
Old and his son. Conrad Jr., aged IS
years, to take their own lives. The
bodies of the two men Were found, to-
day, in Il room on East 18th st. where
they had lived together for several
years.
The elder, fully dressed, was lying on
Il couch in 4 front room dead. In his
hand he held the end of an open gas
tube.
The son was in another part of the
room, half sitting ana half reclining in
Il chair. He had the end of Il rubber
tube in his mouth, the other being at
tached to a gas jet in the room. Both
men had been dead several hours.
ON Il table in the room was Il yellow
envelope on the back of which was
written in German: I'VE are tired of
living. We want to die together. We
never did anybody any harm"
According to the neighbOrS the men
We're seen alive for the last time, Sun
day evening.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. May 10.-Only special activ-
ty of such a usually dormant stock as
Consolidated Gas saved today's stock
market from the smallest aggregate Of
transactions for the year. ON March 10,
before the Northern Securities decision
was handed down, the total sales for the
day fell to 1I.4OD shares the assumption
then was that the uncertain status of a
large mass of securities by reason of that
suit was the cause of the lethargic market
and hopes Were entertained that its de
ciSion would release the market from
restraint.
The same delusive hope has been en-
tertained regarding successive factors
supposed to hold speculation in check.
But the solution of each succeeding diff
Guilty leaves things in the same rut The
last caused to he removed is the COM
Iletion Of the Panama canal payment,
which is now practically achieved. The
conviction is growing that the cause OF
the stagnation in the stock market is
deeper than any temporary factor ana
has to do with the gradual emerging of
the condition of general contraction ill
business and industry i'm all directions.
Some part OF the present extreme pau
city of the dealings in stocks is undoubt-
eddy due to refusal of business from out
side customers of a class whose activi-
ties have been under Reproduction on the
consolidated stock exchange for several
days Bonds We're irregular. Total sales,
par value. $lS.O.0o0. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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THE WoODEND HEARING.
Investig alton I1to Affairs Of New YORK
Brokerage Firm.

New York. May 10.--After physician
acting by directions of the cofnTnissioner.
had examined them and pronounce, ,ne ~
The hearing DIR. W. T.. WOodend or the
suspended brokerage firm OF W. y. Wood.
end e Co, and his wife, today. appeared
before Commissioner Hitchcock, VINO j.
conducting the investigation into the az
fairs of the firm
Mrs. Woodend. who was first called TO
the stand, was questioned at length re
garding her property and the manner ~, ~
which it came into her possession f'ne
she inherited from her mother, SZoG'
worth Of stock in the Iiadden-Rodee 60.
and several horses, she said. g.,
She understood that the house was hef
on it. last Tuesday. Il would have sign
ed off my head at that time, she sald.
Il was so frightened. | simply know that
was signing a mortgage for $loUV MY
husband urged me not to sign II.
pr. Woodcnd was called to the stand.
for about two years and was induced 10
go Into that business by his partner, MI.
Eager. So,
Dr. Woodend declared that while he did
office was "rCeul ar. If a man gave nm
so as n margin for the purchase of shares
of any certain stock the order was sent
to the Consolidated Exchange for eXccu
life" he added.
I'm instances where you did not have
the stock Il, ivercd ana still charged in
|tprcSt to the customers IS not that buck
citing and crookcd?'
.'1hat is Il Wall street custom"
DR. Woodend could not say how many
margins he had on hand at the time Of
his failure. II" could not say whether II
900 The examination will be continued,
Monday.
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NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
lis Investigation Will Reach President
ia Few Days.

Washington. May 10-President
Roosevelt will receive in a day or two
the final report on the investigation of
the New York postofficc. The report
disposes of n number of questions left
unsettled in the investigation by the
inspectors heretofore. Mr.. Hobb was in
New York last week and with an in
spcctor ana Il Stenographer conducted
an examination of witnesses which
closed the final points in the protract-
ed investigation there.
The report makes findings of facts.
but whether Mr.. Van Colt will be re-
appointed will depend upon the preSi-
dents review of the evidence. Mr.. EObh
also has been quietly investigating n
number of questions about which some
further Information is wanted than
brought out by the previous investiga-
ton. The report on this subject, 1t is
understood, will shortly be admitted.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The fishermen at Merrymeeting bay
are anticipating q lively ana success
full season for taking shad. Seven weirs
are being placed in position. The water
is very dirty which is accounted for
by the fishermen from refuse matter
thrown into the AndrOscoggin river
by the pulp and other mills along the
banks. 1t is said that the fishermen are
going to get up n petition to the Leg
islature to prevent mills from using the
river as dump, as it is a great injury
to the fishing. One fisherman says that
the nets are some times plugged up
with the dirt so that water could not
pass through-Bath Times.
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CHESS MASTERS TOURNAMENT.
Marshall, the Brooklyn Expert, Takes
the Lead.

Cambridge Springs, Pa, May 10
At the conclusion on the tenth round
of the international chess masters
tournament, today, Marshall. the
brooklyn expert, took the lead by beat
ing ShoWalter, Janowski not having
finished his game with Fox. AS this
game is at least Il draw, Marshall
leads Janowski by ut least half point
Lasker remained i'll third place, Teich-
mann i'm fourth, while Marco is a good
fifth, this player having to finish n
game with Delmar. Marshalfs play
against the Kentuckian was highly in
tercSting, while Lawrence made Il dam
gerOuS stand against the champion Wh1
won in the end game. Barry's victory
over Teichmann was also we'll deserved
while Tschigorin lost u point to Marco
by ovcrstepping the time limit. The re-
SultS in detail follow:
Napier and Delmar drew in Phila
doris defence after 80 moves.
Fox and JanOWski adjourned Ruy
Lopez after rs moves, the game being
probably Il draw.
Marshall beat ShOwalter in q Queens
gambit declined after IS moves
Pillsbury and Hodges drew Il French
defence after 40 moves.
Barry doWned Eeichmann in n Ruy
LopZe after SO moves.
Micses ana Schlechter drew 4 Sicilian
defence after 30 moves.
Lasker vanquished Lawrence in n
Queens gambit declined after "a moves
TschiEorn lost to Marco in a French
defence after 80 moves.
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FOR PARKER.
Believed That Indiana Democratic Del
eqates Will So Vote.

Indianopol;s May 1O.-Democratlc
leaders are gathering for the hrst sea
sion of the Democratic state convention
which will meet, tomorrow " SCI
delegates and altarhateS at large 10 'he
st. Louis convention and presldentlal
electors and alternates at laIse. an ~.
Journment then will be taken uh.i'
July 20, when Il platform VIII pe auop'
ed and a state ticket nominated.
Delegates will meet by districts, To-
morrow evening, to select 20 uiStIi''
delegates to the national cohVeht'on'
OF the 1547 delegates to me sta'e con-
vention it is estimated that from
$50 to 500 for w. X. Hearst
and the rest for Judge Parker.
The state organization, headed Dy
National Committeeman iassar'' -
for Judge Parker and 1t IS peHeVeu WI
be organized for Parker. Inc hlaJoii's
Of the permanent organization Icpi~
scnting the Parker following VIII re-
port AlonzO Green Smith. eX-attorhey
general for cbairman; while friends or
Mr. Hearst will recommend Judge NC
cabe, of WilliamSport, III IL iilii'oi i'S
report. The Parker leaders say tile
convention will instruct lot '""te
Parker and will adopt the unit RUE
National Committeeman Taggart saiu'
today, that was the plan. The delegates
at large according to the organization
plans will be Frank Shively of South
Bend: Major j. V. MenZles or Mount
Vernon; w. II. OBrien of Lawrence
burg, chairman of the state commit
tee. and John W. Kern of Indianapolis.
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INTELLIGENT EOUINES.
Save Themselves in Flood at New
York.


New York. May 1o.-Two horscs-one Il
bloodrd roadster, the other - big truck
animal-hav" been taken aliN" from be
meath the ruins of the Universal Storage
house which was bnrnrd, last Friday
night They were in the basement. which
was filed with nearly six feet of water
and apparently had saved themselves
from death by holding their heads above
thu. flood and near Il small window.
The horses were found by n fire patrol
mar "a hours after tn" building was dc
struycd. The flooring in that portion of
the warehouse, although piled high with
debris. had broken down only in Il few
places
Water dripping through the ruins rose
steadily hut the intelligent animals kept
their heads above ii and when they heard
the patrolman made sufficient noise to
attract his attention. lie quickly pro-
cured pals filed with oats and clambcrcd
down to their rescue. A runway was soon
mad. and the horses were led out through
a window To the great joy of n large
crowd which had gathered. Neither ami
NAL seemed to have suffered at all except
from hunger.
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The Weeks Schedule.
LEAGUE.

Wednesday. Thursday Friday ana Sat
New York. Chicago at Philadelphia, St
Louis at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesday and Thursday Boston az
St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, Ne"
York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at fltts-
Friday-Brooklyn at Plttsburg.
STANDARDIZATION at st; Louis. nniin,
natl, BROOKLYN at Pittspurg.
STANDARDIZATION at St Louis. Philadei-
phia at Chicago. New York at Cincinnati
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Wednesday-Lowell at Concord. Nashua
ut Manchester. Haverhill at Fall River
Lawrence at New Bedford.
Thursday-,Concord at Lowell; Manches-
ter at Nashua. Haverhill at Fall River,
Lawrence at New Bedford.
Friday-Fall River Mt New Bedford
Manchester at Concord. Lowell at Mas
hua, Lawrence at Haverhill.
Saturday-New Bedford at FAN River
Concord at Manchester, Nashua at Lo-
well, Haverhill at Lawrence.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Wednesday and Thursday-Mont at
Providence, Toronto at Jersey City, Buf
falo at Newark, Rochester at Baltimore
Friday-Rochester at Baltimore, Toron-
to at Jersey City.
aturday-Montreal at Providence, Buff
faIo, at Newark. Toronto at Jersey city
Snnday-MOntresI at Providence. Buff
falo at Newark. Toronto at Jersey City.
COLLEGE GAMES.
Observation-Disclosures al
Brown University of Pennsyl-
vania at Philadelphia. Amherst Yale al
New Haven. New York unlvorsity-Wes,
leyan at Middletown. Washington and
Jefferson at Princeton. Tufts Bates nj
Lewiston. Holy Cross university of Yer
mont at Burlington, University of Maine
Colby at Waterville. Harvard Second ri
Exeter. Harvard Freshmen-Andov III
Andover
Thursday-B owdoin-IIoly Cross at Wor-
cestcr. University of Maine Bates at
Lewiston.
y-Dartmouth-Tufts at College
Hill.
rvard-Pennsylvania nj
Philadelphia. West Point at Annapolis
Dartmouth-Brow at Providence, Prince
ton Cornell at Ithaca. Amherst Holy
Cross at Worcester. Springfield Training
School ut Exeter. Williams nj
WiIIiamstown, New York University
Trinity at Hartford. Harvard Second a,
Andover, Harvard Freshmen at Groton
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afioat
CoRN-Receipts. 1889; exports 300,
sales 5000 futures; spot easy; No. ., IJt3
60: No. . white 81
OATS Receipts. 1900; spot easy. Mixed
oats - to - pounds, 4G7.0t47
BEEF-Steady.
,LAitD-ouict. Refined duh. Compound,
tkmGA.
POftK-Inl ctiVe
EuTTER-r' irmcr: receipts. 9.343; extra
fresh creamery, 2nl21A: state dairy com
mon to choice, 1908.
EGGS Irregular; receipts, 21,3.D state
49,
IOTATOES-Iase new southern. 40
mI.2i: state md western sacks. 3.oe1f32J.
ltAR-ItaW firm: fair refining, i-'2;
centrifugal W test 3 23-32; molaSses sugar,
: BE-. Refifcd firm
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, May ~.
Indications Of decided Improvement III
crop conditions caused a weak close in
wheat, today, the July delivery being
down re. compared with yesterdays final
fiRurcs. Corn is down 2.dc1zc.; oats are
oil lIHtA, and provisions 10 to 30.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WliEAT-Nn. May, 9lA July old. "i4:
S07s.
GORN-May, AZ; July. 4SAmss; Sept. u.s.
DATS-May, 40A; July, 5shmA. Sept,
307s.
MESS PORK-Jnly, 1l37,A; Sept, 1l.Co.
LARD-Jnly G.52H; Sept. go
SHORT KIHS-July, 637iG: sept. 6.52l e.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIOl'k-Dull and steady.
WItEAT-No. 3 spring, JJNt45; No. 3. u
M9lE. No. red, lnMllui.
tCRN-No. =, 4S4m~ii; No. . yellow. %.
Mi3i!
RlE-No. q 7lM13.
BARII;Y-32M37
MALTING-fM5G
FLA\-lolE: northwestern, 100.
TINOTIY-290
PORK-l1 .aGull25
LAItD-C AZ .Gl6.i5
SHORT RIBS. SIDES-G 1cl4NI6.9J
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-G.2Jn65o
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BOSTON

Left on bases-Chicago. I; Boston. ..
Two-basc hit-Cooley. Sacrifice hits
Evers. Camel. Raymer. Tenney. Stolen
b:.se-Cooley. Double play-Evers and
Chance. Struck out-By Corydon, 5; by
Fisher. l. Passed baIl-Kling. Bases or.
ba.lls-Of Corydon. ,; off Fisher. 6. Wild
pitch-Corryd0n. lit with ball-Cooley.
C.innelI. Time. IN. Umpire, thinner. At
tendance, 1900.
AT PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg ....0 0 0 l ! x-o-31
III tiladelphia "a o 0 o o 0 O-O-1-6
I3atteries-Milier and Carisch: Sparks
and Doom. Time, 125. Umpire, Emslie.
Attendance, 1880.
AT ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis 80 3 0 o 0 x-14-17-G
New York 20 . 0 0 o 0 d l o. l. 6-i
l5atteries-McFa and Grady: Mat
thewson. Mjlligan and Warner. Bower
MAN. Time. Isl Umpires. Johnston and
Moran. Attendance, 1850.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati .....0 l 0 o X-9-10-';
Brookiyn ......2 0 o . > 0 81 s.;
Eiatteries-Hahn and Schlei: Poole. Rel
dy and Bergen Time, Oh. Umpire,
O'Day. Attendance. 5000.
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Proposals for NictuaIjng,

sta1i& sens SODA asr privileges
hacco and cigars at thu Tant uainkS; TO-
Fair grounds for 1904, OK 60 .h.rai Mfihc
years, will be received ~, ro' series OF
night, the 21st Bids ara W ~ saturday
biddin,, for the entire IS privilege. Those
en- the first considerst;Gvice will be Civ
eynertaa tn III mn nno IN, and will be
meals under the grand II ers lor serving
ject any or ali bids n he right to re-
quired for the faithful 'nu VIII be re-
the conditions of the, ---RerIormance Of
may10dtf 4 %act;
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. May 10.
FLOCR-Very quiet; sprin patent. $50
@5.G0.
CORN-Iery duh: No. yellow. Giqr..
OATS-Dull; No. > clipped. .U-M5Ii2.
MILL FEED-Firm; spring patent. y. %
NJ r.i,. i r.D-2I :stu -.
COTTON SEED MEALS. 81 70 30
PORk-Steady.
BEF,F-Steady
LAMB-Steady; 13Ft1Gc.
NEAL-Easy; case
III fIER-Quiet; northern. @ld2n2.
CHEE,SE-ttuiet: new. l0i.EIn.
EGGS-tluiet; fancy. coal; eastern. 10
ar.
APPLES-Steady: Baldwins. 250M3
POrATOES-Stt Aroostook He
brons. l.2VGtl -.
Embellishments; 49J.
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IN WRESTLING MATCH.
Tom Sharkcy Wins Contest at Utica,
NJ. Y.

Utica n. ". May 10.-Tom Sh1rkey.
the pusilist. won from Dennis Gala CHER
600 people here tonight. Sharkey won
the first and third falls. Graeco- Roman
style. while the second was won by Gala
CHER. catch as catch can.
Shariey seemed to have the best of
the argument during the greater part OF
the time. At the conclusion of the match
he announced that he has 5000 which
say; he can throw any wrestler in the
world. IL further stated that he OK
pccted. tonight. to receive 4 message
sending him tn San Francisco to arrange
a night with JcffricS.
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IN THIRTY-FIVE YEARS.
President Eliot of Harvard, Speaks "a
Class Room.

Cambridge. Mass, May 10.-Presi-
dent Chas w. Eliot of Harvard Col
lege, delivered lecture i'm the regular
college course. today, the first time he
has spoken in the class room for 35
wears. President Eliot was loudly APP
plauded by the students. He entered
the class room to take the place IF
Prof Francis G.. Peabody, who was
unable to be present on account of an
affection of the eyes.
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New England League Standing.
Other Games.

AT Raltimore-Buffslo 1; Baltimore. 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Hartford, /.
At Providence-Toronto, 4; Provi-
dence, O.
At Newark-The RochesterNewark
game was postponed: rain.
At Jersey City-The Montreal-JerSey
City game was postponed; rain.
The Tufts-University of Maine game
at Orono was postponed, on account of
wet grounds.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York May N.
Spot closed quiet. ; points lower Mid
ding upands, 1919; do. gulf, 400. Sales,
100 bales.
Galveston quiet. 13 11-1G; Charleston
nominal. -; Memphis quiet. 1875; New or
leans easy. ia; Mobile nominal. IL :; ga
vinnah quiet. l3%..
Consolidated-Net receipts for four days
n,1@. Exports to Great Britain. .G,,0l; to
France, ~; to the continent, ilU3; 10 Jap
an, 2l5. Stock, 322SIT.
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RACE TRACK CIRCUITS.
Formation Of Corporation at New York
City.

New York May 10.-The grand circuit
of race tracks was organized as a cor
poration at a meeting this afternoon. ir'
this city, of representatives of l. of the
most important tracks in the country.
The object of the organization: accord,
ing to fits secretary. Albert ii. Hoone OF
this city, will be the publication of the
turf and the uplifting of racing to the
highest possible plane" 1t will not In
terfere with its parent bodies. the Nation
al and American Trottipg associations
but will act in harmony with them.
The II tracks Incorporated in the grand
circuit will be Detroit, Cleveland. Buffa
10, Empire City and Brighton Beach. n
Y, Readville. Boston. Providence, Hart
ford Columbus Cincinnati and Memphis
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National League Standing.
New England League Games.
AT NEW BEDFORD.

The .Iayerhill club won the game IN
this city by a score of I to by hard
hitting. Josslyn, although he struck out
10 men. was unable to keep the visitors
from getting II safe hits. five of which
counted for two bases. The home team
played a good fielding game. but the
PLAYERS could not hit Mc1iinleH pitching;
New Bedford % o o 0 l o 0-1- IL
Batteries Mckinley and Wiley; JosSlyn
and Wilson Time, 139 Umpire, Nc
Dermott. Attendance. 500
AT MANCHESTER.
Rushey's effective pitching was respon-
Sine for Manchesters defeat: Lowell
winning by a score of to J.; The locals
secured but two hits off his delivery.
Despite the small score the game was Il
listless one and without features.
Lowell ..........0 o 0-2-9-l
Manchester - oIi--
Batteries-Bushcy and McGovern; Hoar
and Eage.- Time, 100. Umpire. kerins.
Attendance, $50.
AT NASHUA.
Nashna defeated Concord, 3 to .. In the
first inning Steventon was wild and was
hit hard, but after that he steadicd dow,
and pitched n fine game. SWope pitched
an excellent game for the homo team
The features were catches by Soffel and
Van Fart and the work of Lowell at third
base.
Nashua ......3 0 0 x-3-3t-
Concord .......1 0 0 o ID
Batteries-SwOpe and Daum: Steventnl
and Elliott: Time, 10. Umpire. Rud
derham. Attendance, 800.
AT FALL RIVER.
BY timely hating and the work of Klo-
bedanz who held the home team down tC
three hits. Lawrence defeated Fail River
Dillon and O'Hara furnished fielding fea-
lures.
Lawrence .....1 0 1 0 2 l l x-G-1O-1
Fall River 30 0 0 0--1- 81
MISUNDERSTANDING and Coveney; Gil
roy and McGraw. Time. Isl. Umpire
McCloud. Attendance. GOO.
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The Archduke Joseph Of Austria is
building splendid palace at Buda-
Pest. He is in sympathy with the
Hungarians and has mastered their
language.
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Catarrh,

Called an American disease. Is cured
by an American medicine, originated
and prepared in the most catarrhal OF
American countries.
That medicine Is Hoods Sarsaparilla-
1t cures radically and permanently.
in that 1t removes the cause. cleansing
the blood Of scrofulous and all other
impurities. It overcomes all the
effects Of catarrh. too. and builds ~
the whole oy1eem.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, May 10.
FLOUR-Receipts, 1851; exports. 1,723:
sales, II 200: steady with some improve
ment needed.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1000; sales; 2,lO0.-
900 blu. futures. Spot barely steady. No.
2 red JOG elevator: No 9 red 107M1ll I b
afioat; No. l northern Duluth 1901. + b
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lard for honoring the memory of the late
Charles H. Sturgeon. the great Baptist
preacher. One is the plan to buy the
large and beautiful estate of Westwood
and convert it into a home of rest for
ministers and missionaries.
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The three important wheat states of
Australia produce 35,000,000 bushels.
The yield to each acre in New South
Wales is 1915 bushels, in South Aus
tralia 6.5 bushels and in West Australia
46 bushels.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. May 10.
CATTLER Receipts. 900; good to prime
steers, 5UOGi5.G0
Receipts. $1,000; good to choice
heavy. i.S0d4.9J; bulk of sales 4.1J64S5.
SH EEP-Receipts, 5000; lambs slow to
l0c. lower; good to choice wethers, l.G0 to
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New York Money Market.

New York. May 10
Close: Prime mercantile paper 3A6Dfi;
sterling exchange steady with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4.S5 for demand
and Mt 1865 for sixty days. Posted rates.
iS5i.1iG and ASS. Commercial bills, 4.Si&f
Bar silver Sc. Mexican dollars. 44A. Gov
eminent bonds steady. Railroad bonds
irregular. Money on call easy, 1hm1k pei
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1t is estimated that over 500. 100000 is
spent annually in Italy by tourists and
in remittance from Italian emigrants.
The revenue of the government in 1902
O3 exceeded the expenditures by nearly
$3.50 900.
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An alcohol lamp gives off but half
the heat and vitiates the atmosphere
but half as much as kerosene lamp OF
the same Illuminating power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-11
UNDERTOOK

is the most trying place for paint varnis For this
purpose make the best paints made: You do
in grey yellow red, slate and dust color. We also make
PORTLAND DECK PAINTS in light and dark yellow
and lead for in exposed places like decks and piazzas
They the result of of experience and entrey
over night and i give a perfect BUK&1ESS
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-11
BASEBALL,

AT BOSTON


Powell's clever pitching at criticai
times proved too much for Boston Free
mans throw to the plate in the eiSnth
inning catching Fultz was a feature AL
tendance, 5i71.