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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
RAILWAY TRAVEL.
MAIN LIN z .

LEAVE MAIN LINE. -
zoos Emira,s vacaville. winters. Rumsey
7.00A Richmond, Benicia, sacramento,
Suisun and Way Stations
7.40A Vallejo, Napa, Calistoga. santa
Rosa, Martinez, San Ramon .--..
7.40A Niles, PIeasantOn. Ltvermo more,
Tracy, LsthrOp, Stockton ..-.....
6.00A Shasta Express (Nta DaYls),
Williams, Willows, fFrutO, Red
Blufl, Portland, Tacoma. Seattle.
e.0OA Davis, Woodland. Knights Landing,
AIarysyilIe, OrOville.. ,.-....9...
e.20A Martinez, Antioch, Byron, Tracy.
Stockton, Newman, Los BanOS,
Mendoza, Armona, HanfOrd, 4
Visalia, Porterville .,-....;..:;...
e.20APort Costa. LafhrOp. Ierced, Mo
destO, Raymond, Fresno, Han
ford. Visalia. Bakersfeld..-.- -
s.40ANlles. San Jose, Liyermore, stock
ton (tMilton), Valley Spring,
lone, Sacramento, Placerville,
Colfax, MarysyilIe, Red Blum ----
e-4OA Qakdale, Chinese, Jam estown.
Sonora. TuOlumne and Angels.
S'uUA Atlantic Express-Ogden and East.
S-4OA Richmond. Port Costa. Martinez -"
- -, and Way Stations (tCOncOrd) ...-
II11-29A Vallejo, Daily. NSpa, Sunday only
iu.ZuALos Angeles Passengcr-POrt
costa Martinez. Byron, Tracy,
n 6atnrop, Stockton, MERGED,
Raymond, Fresno, Goshen juno
tton, Hanford. Lemoore. Vtsalia.
baketsneld, Los Angeles .......
i0.zoA II Paso, Kansas City, st. Louis and
Chicago o.............-
i1.oeA The Overland Limited Omaha,
- Chicago, Denver. Kansas CITY.
u 's0A Nhcs, San jose and Way Stations.
" .u9P sacramento River steamer -. n
o.soP Beaicta. Winters, Sacramsnto.
, Mo9d!snd, Knights Landing.
Marysytlle sad Orovfile -. N
6.4q7 hayward Niles, and Way Stations y
A.09P Vallejo, Martinez San Ramon.
Napa. Calistoga, Santa Rosa -.
-t.0oP Nues, Tracy, stockton, Lodi n
A40P Hayward. Niles. frvfngton, SAn3 Il
SOoS, LINcrIllSFc .........s....l 4 ~
s.e1P The Owl Limited = Newman. Los
g. Banos, MendotS, Fresno, THlare
b. Bakersfield. Los Angeles.........
tO0P Chicago and ST. Louis Spectai-E
Paso, Kansas Giry, ST. LOdis aad
Chicago ..,......-...,...........
%. 20p Hayward, Niles and San J0sss...
6.2oP Vallejo, PORT Costa, Be1icfa, Sut-
sun, Sacramento .................
s.0QP Eastern ExpTess-Omsha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City, SIS. Louis
= Martinez. Stockton, Sacrsmeato,
- Reno, Sparks, MontsIlo. ogden :. r
e.20PHayvayd. Niles and San jesse .....s
1902 Reno Passen5er-POrt Costs. Be
nicia, Suis1n, Efmirs, pixoa,
Davis, Sacramente, Sparks, Tcnp-
paA, Goldfeid and Kceier...-...
T.{Qp Port COsss, Martinez. Byron, Tracy
Modesto. MeTced. FFesRo........ &
T.4oR Yosemite and Asrip0se Big Trees
{via Raymopd-Wa~onA ReGtg).,
1.40R Vallejo, Sunday only ....s......... 4
e.2Qp Oregon & California Express--SAc.
= taAento. MarFsTffiO, ReEdtnR.
;: Portland, Puget Sound aDd E&Has
R.Qea Hayward Mics and San jose (Sen.
Gay onIY(....:. -. ...........: ::..... "
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COAST LINE NarrSw GAas'

T5.45A ssata Cruz ETcSrsIon Tsasa1T
=. OnigJ ss..N.-..ss. sss=@sss
e.1S&Sewsrk, CenteSTille, San J oae,
. TeftOa, Boulder Crack, Santa
Crus and Tay Stations ...........
ta.$Sx Newark, San jose, Felton,, Douldsf
+ Creek, santa Cyux-.........-
t21ePG Newark, CAaterViIlS, San Josa,
:: New Alnsdep, Los Gatos. Felson,
=. Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz aaA
-. Principal Way Stations ..-.....-.
4i5P Eewark, San Jose. Los aAsess
4.i5ssssnrday and sGadsy FOR ): fsiiss.
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CQAiST, q LINE lBTss4 sa.tT Isas'

EF- (Thrd and Townsend stresss.)
.e-feA san Jose aRd way Stations ns-----,.-. f151p
tLguA Saa dose and way Stations: $&oP
SsshaaT oSiyl ..as a1. fglap
s-eeANsv AIJnadea lT=es., FRI, enly}.. 4-t0R =
:, s.0QA The COsster-ssH jose. SalfnGG
= .: San Ardo PsEo Robes. saAks
Snaassspe asSios.a SsS -Sls ssass S0lsgG; ssp.
-: 6sTa, san BuenaTentara, Oxnssa.
=. BurbaSk Los Angeles .--...,,,,. 30-56p e
. Aooa siiros. HoH1ssr, csslrcTisse. Del +.
: -. . Monte. Pacific Grows, s1rs.
aoaAan ao1 9ose ses Ti:s P.aos. ws:;cnvilis
- Capitols. Santa Cruz, PHcifS. =.
S G[9ys y:.s,5o9 selma sS sag & Lsis cossP~ 49,.
- IOoa Los Gstos, Wright. Boulder cresk.
- STA Santa Clara and RsrrO~
to5nssaa jose and way SISsioEi ser
ifSessn jose and and way ssasjons- -
.ts eee Del NOnss Exgress-saasa- Clara
-. Cruz, Der, Monte. HoStssSy
~ nns1os esstSs T3Ts Tr;r6t fo1iscr rees F'sS
So. santsCruz, via Santa Clara Esd
Narrow Gauge. .....,....-.. 1a.4sA
). 5oP seHth san Francisco ssa dose. %:
=: Gilroy. Hollfster, Tres PlnoA =.
- NstsoaYiIls, CapitolA santa Cruz,
IS sis '::: ssss &
t5 0opS Clara. San Jose. Eos 6atoA ..
=. :: s55:ss s:s ss
s45P Sunset ExpTess-R 6T0od. SaR
Sss RoSf.s ssTOEEs sa5 EEass oba1o,' sl1Rs' sssss asa
=: Barhars, IDs AEgess. DsminE
49,. -El Paso, New Orle ans ............ 35aA
. B.45PRi Psso, Kansas City, St kozts. =:
H.4SpPsjaro, watson = iii e. CspihSa,
=. Santa. Cruz. Castg oyiJis, Del sfa1dR
!: Monte, Pacific Grove ...,.......f t1g- -%1a
f6. 15P San Mateo. BsresfOfd, Belmont,
san Carlos, Redwood. Fair OAkA
MeIlO PARK. Palo Alto ..... -: e. 4sA
@ Si;e 'ss ssd VIZ ssss!as: 1sss
= Iingame, San Mateo, -Belnont,
- San Carlos. Redw God. Far OeSx
.MeIlo Park and Paio Alto -. o.ksa -
n .50PSatRrdays Onlyfor Mayneia. Moua-
al IaU
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STORAGE AND aaAnEHotsinI.s. :

STORAGE AND 81; WAREHOUSES. -
A-ENPORICAf Storage. & Van Cs-:- Furniture
household goods stored, moved. shipped. 72c-
- fSl Howard St r1r. Third phone Grant 1e1.
UNION Square Transfer and Storage; Co. 6Df
Van. Ness ave. Phone East ..4fS Storage,
moving. packing; cut rates on freight
.cONKLIN'S s storage. fuTnitGre and Tnesckzn-
dise: Golden Gate & Isa-k;f; phone East I2s
PACIFIC Storage and. FgrHlturs Moving Co,n-
pany. 232o Fillmore st; phone Jackson Ssi.
PIERCE-R0DOLPH- -stors Sc; and Moving Co:
Main office EDDY land FII:IioCe: tel. West s2S:
BEKINS Van and 'Stofs e. CO.. il Montgomery y
st; tel Main 1SSG. Sblpping at cut rates !
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PROPOSALS. VIII be%receied: at The I3iife,It,g,y
supplies and Accounts rl a2-y-~ ioe tsTtrli.-1f
sNashington, d q, until 10 :ole9pck Al. M: :.
ately :heseStters to furnish at4fll5. ~ eai1i
Mare Island. cal. a quantity % avail sun
plics. as specified beibW- sScbeiale 40 I1orges:
$ separator, drop hammer. Trimming mess
tube cBtting-od ssN railway .rutor ss1Ss
Applications for proposals. sEonids refer. : "a.
schedule 40 Blank proposals ~ ly6, -f,,r-
nished upoE application 10 the navy .ps .ofz
nee. san Francisco. Cali. or 10 the isurea1,
Il. T. 3. HARRIS Psynaster Genera; : I;:
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SALE OF empty alcohol Ssrreis-.rhere Will l:.le.
spld By the Bureau of Supplies ana .AccJIntss-
Navy Department. Washin etofl.. = 10 600.
=fnoTe or iesss erlES y aieohsl barrels, the barl
.eis 20 be removed in :csr1ea IDIOTS as: they
accumulate ~ the. vSri6gx:. poNdee tlanutsc ::
tories during she next sta: months The sale
sealed PROPOSALS 30 1be psne4 sat.Iz. o clock:
F noon August 10. 1905. chedUies con taigllzig
3uh infoTlla ton can he taifesIr.froFn the
partrnent. Washington: u. Cor the navy
pay cfflce. San f,TaTEeisco.| CsEl=.. .cHAe. H.
32ARLINe5 -AssistsHt Secretary OF the: Navy.
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ToNoPAH. MINING EX,cHA ANGE

: ToNoPAH MINfNG EXCHANGE: ;: ::
; :: Following were the. sales on the San. Fran
CISCO and Tohopa h Mining Exchange yesterday:
=. 49, $3.50 a: IN: Session: -: :."'. .
1000 Adams -. -. 05l 2QOO gRescue: :: -. -; OF
800 Con Va NJ L 80 ~: 700 Savage: 10
:: 200 Gold :Apchor: .g5: f0Q:' Ton Mdway.1~ 52l5
l200'3J Butler s15.. I4f@OG0. Ton NJ Star: :: ~5a
$500 Mac Narnara. :. 45l $500 Ton y Star. 81
300 Mont Ton. 81 0215 COO West End -. L 'O5
l50Q Red Top ...::;: 3Jf: =.
> - : II a: M Session. =:
25Qo: Black Butte. "26I 500 Mexican -. Il 35
100 Con wa eM:1 321gl AGO. Mont Ton 3 'O5
.*lGo*Con. Va III Col sS s0oo Nat Rank -. 26,
::3CQ Dia aHoudheld: :43l foo@Qphir: b 10. 81 "a
! eco :l2ixie> .... 16t 90: 0phir. 100
20e9: Eclipse ::!?. 32LIQ0o: Red Top :..,.: 80.
I9lQ Eclipse: .:.r::: 81 300 Ton ,Mdway;I 521k
2Soo Hfonie Con 5b3o' t9 SOC Ton. N star. 81
lcc?: Elm Butler .:72f 2GO"Irnfon Con 40.
1900: Jumbo: NJ Co. .75f 800 yellow Jacket "a:
l5el0 Ma N annara. =. 45i: ~: -. :'
=: p: M. Session, Il: -, =:
;22o0o Black Butte, 25f 500 Mexican AZ
goo @30g Shafenge :a5E1 coo: Red Top 3s'
800 Con- a; M Il a21h 500 .MdHay: sl01 80 il
<da.!g Dixie =: lSI IottTon NStar> ST
1oI!'= -: "2C0: Union Con = :43
1000 cf1ldfeld, Min. 5lt :4CO:West End. ;: / OK
=: 00 Jumbo M Co: 75 500 yellow. jacket ::24
: 500 Mac lama ra,' Al :-;.@ =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
OF the Boston Club of the American
League.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE American Base
bah League playing schedule was gwen
out. tonight The dates upon which th@
Boston team will play follow:
At Boston: 80 ,
Chicago-June 70. ~ %. %; Aug. l.. H.
l.. l6 Sept. - 70 =. Il :,
St LouiS-JlIne u, :. :, y, July ~, 81
Aug. l. >: Sept. 2l. -. -. .
pttroit-JUne T., 10, IL, L. Aug. ), :, u
H. Sep. Is. -. 20
CIevciand-June 10. l.. Il. "A: Aug. 5,
" Washing jon-ApriI q. q, 2S. %; June %
80: July !. ?: Sept. g II. l..
Philadelphia April q, -. "A. %; July 4
Nav York May ., 6. 8, 9; June q, g, =
Is: Oct. J. ., /.
Rnston games abroad:
At Chira Go-May -. %. -. IS: July 10, H.
l.. l.: Aug. -. -. -.
AT ST Louis-May %. u, %, q; July H.
Is. 16. Is: Aug. -. -, II.
At Detroit-May H. l.. Is. b; July 2i %
2e =: Aug. IS. T.. =.
At CleveIa nd-May Is. II. Is, ~: july 49,
% ~ -; Aug. o., -, u.
At WashingtOn-AprIl IS. 10. 90: May So
&C. 81. 81: Sept IS. IS. 10. %.
At Philadelphia-April H. -. II; July g.
:. & =: Sept. Il. II. II. 10.
Al New Iork-AIay l, >. s. 4: June l, ., 8,
The conditions for the worlds cham
ri, ueEip series of games between the re
SpectiVe winners OF the National ard
American Leagues We're made known. to-
day. There will he seven games, the 10
cation Of the first three TO he decided
The deciding game will DO played in Il
neural city to be designated by the ma
tional commission. Each club must de
post forfeit. the amount 10 be fixed by
the national commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18
A NURSES EXPERIENCE.
BY Doctors Advice, Mrs. Breese Took
Father Johns Medicine and 1t Cured
Her of Congestion of the Lungs.

| make my living by practical nurs-
ing. ] was taken with the grip ana
after thinking | was about over 1t SoI
:, relapse. Congestion of the lungs set
in with inflammation OF the Kidneys.
The doctor told lie When | was III need
of strength - get some of Father
Johns Medicine to build ne up, and 1t
was less expensive than to get the pre-
scription filled lie would give me. So
got !; SOC bottle. tn" last the druggist
bad. When il was used | was doing
Well and the doctor said to get another.
| improved so fast | was soon able to
take another case Of nursing. (SignelD
Mrs. Addie Br@ese, 327 West Eighteenth
Street. Erie. Pc.
Father Johns Medicine prevents
pneumonia and consumption and cures
all throat and lung troubles. No
alcohol or poisonous Grugs. Cures
cCldS or money back.
Sold in SOC anG $l00 bottles. The 81
size contains three times the quantity
of th, J0c size.
Ask your druggist for Father Johns
Medicine.
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sath CONGRESS.
CONTINUED from page ID

naval appropriation bill was' laid aside.
and In, House ,ctercd upon exercises
y,unrcpriatc 70 tile reception ANA ac-
g. ptauce Of the Statue Of Frances T..
willard. presented by the state Of Hi
IUiS.
purin., th,. consideration of the naval
iilI an extended debate >t;L' prtrinitut-
ed over an amendment by Fitzgerald.
New York. I" r'"l.iir'' the secretary of
thr navy to furnish at the next session
of Congress an estimate OF the cost
when cnmplctr! !. of he reserve basin
FOR war vessels at the League Island
Navy Yard at Philadelphia. 1t was as
serted that ut 10 tim. within the past
Ten years. had a mo lcrn war vessel
Iprn laid up in the basin. although ST.
~. $40 had been spent on il. The amend
larnt was defeated. - to IL.
I'm the course of an anti-impcriali.,ti,.
81, cch. Eakcr. Now York declared I'M.
position of tn House III cone1uous
when il would devote days to discuss
ing the possibilities Of war. and at the
same tiiar pay tribute to Il woman
whose prncIpal claim to recognition
wa:; the stand shc hal taken for hu-
u anity.
Al 4 o'clock. the bill WAS laid aside,
legislative business SlcnGrd and the
tN"rciSpS in 3cctptanr.' of The Willard
statue begun. The i,;tllclics Mer..
crowded.
The proceedings Wer" opened by TIL
reading of u letter from Coy. Denccu
81 Illinois. presenting the statue to the
United States.
L.,rs Jlliuoi. ofcnrnI a resolution, nj
arccptancr. PcI.dirg its adoption
SPEECHES cxtollinS tn" life and deeds of
Miss Willard were delivered b. Fnss
Graft. ana I;ain,.v ui Illinois, ana lit
TIL. ri of Main.
i1usS in Whose. distric: Miss Willard
J, sided. frrliu2ly rc.r,1rI 20 II T. ue"-
ful lie. and her !abnrS Ill the c.uusc IF
! temp, rance rs the fruMu"r Of the W.
a. I. L. She was. he salG, universally
/ muurHrd ana vas regarded is one OF
| lh- greatest women az her time
Graf said Miss Willard. vas the most
uniVrl sally known ANA loved woman in
the United States, ami The inllutn nee of
| h.r sputlcss lii" and example had be
come more ami more apparent, and al
ways for good.
| Littlelivld. Name. saiG il was most
fittinG to place in the capitol, tho sta
iup Of Miss Willard. Illinois had honor
I'd itself in giving to WomIMkind that
noble recognition.
The closing remarks were made by
Rainey. Illinois.
/ The resolution of &C .~ptaEcc then was
adopted. ana the House, at 5.4S Z. NJ.
adjourned until tomorrow, 1T II O'Clock.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Feb. Il.
Under heavy realizing sales today. the
price for wheat for May delivery broke
- "f"ii cents a partial recovery was
made ON buying bY shorts. but the market
closed weak with May off Ia cents. july
wheat is down IsIiit. Corn is off &c, oats
show loss of lin%s, and provisions are
down ~ to ) cents.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-No. May, 1875: July, 1015s;
CEORN%No. Feb. As; May. 49,; July,
j, :" @,iATsINc j, J Feb, so'4; May 81; July,
MESS PORK-Feb., EGO; May, 12.S3H;
July. 1.92i,.
IlARD-fcb.. 6.9s;.; May. 6s2l:; July.
SHORT RIBs-Feb. 6.6el-; May, 6scH;
July G.a5.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOTR-Steady.
WiIEAT-No. , spring. 1l5@1l2O; No. 8,
1OSGtl1S: No. > red 119U122.
CORN-No >, 4l5: No. yellow. 4434.
OATS-No. . 30A: No. > white, 3cc3, q &c. So
No. white, 3lAm332.
REE,-No. .. %
BARI EY-Cood feeding IS.
MALTING-F'air TO choice 42NtiG.
FLAX SEEDING. >, us; No. l north
TIMOTHY SEED Prime 2,s5a2S7:s.
MESS PORE-12 c2i "a TO.
IARD-672I!06.I3
SHORT RIBS. SIDES Loose. G6:;4@l
6.75
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GETS 25 YEARS.
Christopher Snythe Doesn't Think
Robbery Quite So Funny.

New York, Feb. 11.-ChristopheT
Smytl:. alias "Sandrock" the young
man who committed i series of daring
robberies by holding up wealthy resi-
cents Of this city in their homes ana
at the point Of q revolver compelling
tEem to pay him money, was sentenced
to - years in state prison today He Sc
cured only small amounts but he OPP
Grated with such daring that the en-
tire police force was instructed to find
him.
smyth declared that he committed
the robberies fci the fun he got from
them and was amused at the conduct
of his victims.
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I'm the first place a great majority
stimulauts from time to time. as old
soldiers generally 10. 10 deprive them
of this priVilcg" would send them out
to groSshopS If The lowest character
you can imagine. like those which Tor
n!erly surrounded all the homes.
"Since the establishment "t Tire can
teen they have diminished more than
- per cent in number Especially ON
tension day the men would 70 OUT 70
those nlaccs ANA to- robbed ANA plum
drred and thrown cut upon the streets
ANA then We would Eavr 10 Sthh ""'
lad bring them ia carts ar dmbuldh'eS'
The beer hall or ctnt"en Is "liE
opened after breakfast ANA c1"ScS from
/. to- ana closes again Il hIlt h"ur ne
fare simmer and is never allowed to be
open at night.
.N-RepreSrutative steel" "l ihdldlla'
now the governor of the branch AT
Marion. Ind. explained how they had
never had any canteen there. tie SAID
the Home. had had a splendid governor
before lie .nteled the office and there
had been legislation by the state of IN
diana forbidding the sale of liquor
within Il nile ana half of the Home.
This had had the result OF driving the
soldiers into town. where the scenes
of drunkenness were disgusting.
The hearing WAS prolonged to cover
all the branches, located in different
partS of the country.
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ADDlCkS DESERTED.
Six OF His Backers Split Their Vote In
Dover.

Dover Del. Feb. IN hen the gcner-
"ral assembly met il joint session, to-
day, six Of the union Republicans broke
away from ]. Edward Addicks. They
divided their votes rctl.t Ell the Cole
man Dupont, regular Republican,. Hen
~ A. Richardson. regular Republican
;.ud Ex-SecrcturE of state Caleb r..
Layton, union Republican. Only one
ballot was taken as follows:
Addicks. Is; salisbury. 20. H. \. Du-
pont. .; 7. Coleman Dupont. 4; Rich
dldsCn, 1; layton, I. Totay so.
Necessary to choice %.
The Democrats ana AddiCks Republic
cans forced al adjournment until to
morrow. This is the first break from
! dicks since he became a candidate
fpr United States senator in 1890
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AT LAST.
Help In the Way Of Provisions Reaches
Nantucket.

Nantucket, Mas. Feb. 1.-THE rev
ei'ue cutter M"ckinac. which left
Woods Hole. curly today, made her WAY
safely through the il" ana made Il
landing at Quidnet ON this island.
Inc Mackindc which brought malls
ana supplies. landed those safely ana
ter 30 lninJtes started oack tor Weeds
hole Th,' Weathc. conditions We're
entirely favorable for the trip. Il Eight
Wlhd blowing from the southwest.
ms IS the second time the Mackin2c
ia5 come to t'2 relief Of the ice bound
STAND curing tie present cmbarg ;.
l herA IS little prospect Of the regular
island steamer being able to resume
hcf tips for some time
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INTO OPEN SWITCH.
Accommodat Train Wrecked Near
Woburn. M.iss.

Woburn. Mass. Feb. 11.-Thc accom-
mediation passenger train on the Wo-
burn branch. southern division. Of the
Boston & Maine Railroad. due here at
II o'clock. ran into n open switch AMI
Collidcd with a switch engine on a side
track. There " ere mo- more than -
Passengers ON the train. hut all were
violently crown from their seats -lnI
all We're more or lass bruised. None.
however ere seriously injured. Miss
Mabel WiIch,r II Wuhuru. was badly
bruised about tn" head and face. and
William Kinney If Boston. sustained
injuries about TIE lower limbs.
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COL. kEYES DEAD.
meets Death In Dump a. the Man
mouth Mines, New.

Keno. Nev,. Feb. 17.--Col. p. w.
eyes the pionecr mining man Of
: onstock has been found dead at the
Potion Of the dump If the Mammoth
Mine at Six Milo Canyon. near Virginia
'ty- Reyes had been at work in the
i.il'le and was riding on an ore car to
''r oump when lie lost control of it and
loiIeo over the precipice 10 his death.
N'yos died Il comparatively poor
nan. though at one time the late John
y. Mackay offered him $4,000 for his
interest IN one mine near Virginia City
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
New York. Fob.

.NtW ] VI n, VI.
FLOUR-Rrccirts. 13.Si; EXPORTS, 80;
sales taOn: firm with light trade.
VI HEA1-Reccipts. IU1.5; sales, 5..11D
futures: spot irregular: No. red. romiral
elevator: No. red. 12";I o b a!ioat: No.
northern Duluth. l-'t'4 / . y aroat; No.
hard Manitoba. IL / q h afioat
CORN-EcCpiptS. J.4pU. tNpnrtS 1872,
sales. GO."0 futures. >6,p1 SPOT: spot il
+, gtIlar: No. :. ~ elevator and Hait 2 D
afloat: No. : yellow. 81. M. white, ~ :.
OATS-RcceiptS, 51.VW: exports. ilol:
spot firm; mixed. 3Gft:2 lbs. 31fi:N;: nat
ural white, ?ofi32 lbs. ;Hl39, clipped white.
3603S lbs, 3Md4lig.
LARD-Cuiet; refined quiet.
PORK-,.uict.
RI-TTER-Strong and unchanged; re-
ceiptS, 245i
EGGS-Firm and unchanged; receipts,
3o5S.
SUGAR-Raw, firm; refined steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED.
Frank Mecolum Identifies His Broth
err as the Suicide.

Boston. Feb. I7.-Frank McColum
~ Lockpnrt y. r.. came here. today,
and It the morSue positively identified
as tina; Of his brother Hiram the body
OF the man who committed suicide at
Hotel 1ou'raihe. Monday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18
TEMPERANCE HOSPITAL
Dedicated in Chicago t. the Memory Of
Frances Willard.

Chicago. Feb. 11.-Simultaneously with
the unwilling Of tho Frances L. Willard
monument at Washington. the Frances;
t.. Willard National Temperance hospital
III this city Wa formally dedicated today
with impressive ceremonies III III" pres
enCc Of several hundred of the tcmDer-
ance leaders. Prior to the dedication of
the hospital 4 memorial meeting for Miss
Willard was hold in Willard hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18
Frank v. Dumond Dead

Portland. Ore. Feb. 17.-Frank Vim
cent Dumond of New oYrk City. we'll
known art critic has been appointed
chief of fine arts of the Lewis G. Clark
Centennial Exposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18
Government Business.

Washington. Feb. 11.-Government
receipts from internal revenue, SIPS
$50; customs, $%91. 81; miscellaneous,
$l33,St1; expenditures. S1,620,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18
New York Money Market.

New Ork, FtD. II.
Money on call steady at 2u232 per cent;
last loan at ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 33.nfa per cent
Sterling exchange weak al 4S1.5U 1. 81 10
for demand and at 4.SJ,30d 4.SJ.3j for 81
days.
Posted rates 4S6dEA and 4.SSla.
Commercial bills 4.Sols4iI
Ear silver CHS.
MeXican dollars a..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18

SrluIT tI.EhE SIDES -E,.-L ,--.
,.LEN.L-I,- -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-18
ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS.

The reports from various large busi-
ness cehters Of the United States pub
lished in the news service OF Dow,
jones SCo.. on Saturday, constitute
an unusually cheerful exhibit of busi-
ness conditions. They indicate that,
taking il all in all, the country 10 do
ing at present the largest bnsiness 10
It's history. Consumption Of ell kinds
Of commodities is on very large
scale. IL must be remembered that
nder normal conditions OF sentiment
consuming power is proportional more
or less to the years yield OF food
prod ucts and other commodities de.
pending largely on the bounty OF ma
ture. The important fact with respect
to the present situation is that nature
has been bountiful this year beyond
the average, and that, considering
everything, the tote yield OF produce
will be one OF the largest ever knswn,
and that great prosperity is assured
thereby to the farmer, who 10 the back
bone OF the county. So far As the
material facts therefore are concerned,
il is evident that a prosperous fall and
winter are before rs, and that We have
at least six months OF active business
assured before the question OF next
years crops comes up for considera-
tion.
An Eastern concern addressed let
tiers to q number OF banks in the West,
inquiring TO know how much money
would have to be cent TO that section
10 aid in handling the crops OF the
present season, and word was sent
back that the banks OF that section had
sufficient currency to handle the en-.
tire product without the assistance Of
the motley from the East. With
promptness in shipments there will be
no trouble and the crop moving sea-
son will not be very severe test on
the resources of the West.