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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02


ANDERsoN-In Oakland January 81, 1905.
Carl f. Anderson beloved husband of the
late Nettie Anderson. and father of Eddie
son, native of Sweden. aged 80 years 10
months Tsha, and 2 r. days days 4 member of San
u Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Friday.
Of Porsr White Golden Gats hs axenoe
Funeral under the auspices Of San Fran
cisco Aerie No. 5, F. o. E. Interment cy-
press Lawn Cemetery.
BAILEY-In Alameda February l. 1908.
Christana Bailey, beloved wife of Thomas
Bailey, native of Ohio aged 50 years.
BEHR-In this city, January 80. 1905 Ade-
laide Behr, beloved wife OF Herman Behr
Jr-, a native of California, aged % years
OFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
fpnersT fpnnrspa1 " r,ort at oelock nj from the
pany. 9l7 Mission street. thence to st. Pat
rick's Church, Mission street. between Third
and Fourth, where requiem high mass will
be celebrated for the repose of her soul
Cross Cemetery.
BOLAND-In this city January Al 1ao5 Law
renee, beloved husband OF the late Catherine
Boland, father Of William NJ of the s.. J.
Gordon and Michael BoIand. native of Bal
ymote, county Sligo. ireland. {Philadel-
pnla papers please copy.)
u Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully full invited to attend the funeral to-day
dence 5i1l Tehama street. thence at to st st.
Brendan's Church, where q requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the repose of his
soul, at 10 a. m. Internlent Holy Cross
Cemetery.
Boss-In this city, February 2. 1905. Ger
trude Boss. beloved wife of Frederick Boss,
and dearly beloved mother of Gertrude and
Eifreda Boss a native of Monshefm. Ger.
many, aged 81 years and months
BRAY-February. l. 1908. Julia Ann, widow
Of the late W A. Bray and mother Of
Bray Mrs. Alfred n. Cohen and Mrs. julia
b. Coon, native Of Paterson. N. j., aged
ryFriends are respectfully invited to AZ
tend the funeral from her late residence
Twenty-eighth avenue East Fourteenth
street, Fruitvale, on Friday, the third day
of February. 1905, at IL a. m. Intetment
private.
CARLSEN-In this city, January 80 1ao5
Martha M Carlsen beloved mother of Mrs
H. Olsen and Chris Carisen and the late
Charles M. Carlson, native of Norway
aged SO years.
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
tThursday), at o'clock p M. from her late
residence, 32S Jersey street Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. by carriage
CARTER--In this city. January 30 1908. To-
seph Carter beloved son Of Mary and the
late Patrick Carter, and loving brother of
Mary William. Hugh and the late John Car
ter, q native of San Francisco.
DFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
Thursday. at $3.50 a. m, from his late
residence. 714H Larkin street, thence to St
brated for the repose of his SOUL commence
Ing at 10 a. m. Interment Holy, Cross Gem
etery.
3FROMMER--In this city. January 81. 1905.
Christian f. Frommer. a native of Texas.
aged 81 years.
CRemains at the funeral parlors of the
III. z. Mass Company. 917 Mission street
HEINz-In this city. February 1, 1905. at
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Patrick Ryan, %. city, and Ellen Connolly
%, city.
Edmund ]. Heymann, q, PAT Noe street.
and Marie E. Geary, 10. 1882 Seventeenth st.
William P. Harvey, 81, 1000 Haight street,
and Leta r. Gallatin, is. 2173 Pacific avenue
Frank West, 27, Butte. City and Marie Mo-
Killop 26, 1908 Diamond street.
Pietro Rustici, 20. 81 Ohio place. and An
toinetta PioDpini, 20, 426 Vallejo street.
Hattie e. Rasmus 26, 919 Polk street
Maritz Waldvogel 45. 1470 San Bruno ave-
nue., and Lizzie Steiner. %. 1470 San Bruno
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the and residence of per-
authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event are published in this column
free of charge.
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sUBURBAN SERVICE. sTANpARD C,AIrnU
Depart from San Francisco. daily at t7.ox
s:15. 4:S5. 5:i5. $50. $50. 7:15. 10:is 10 20
1855 .. m: s.n rr.a.,. Aa
az s.15 $780, 9:35, 1880 a m s1o.1so fo.4o
a:S5 4:25 sos. 542. s:22. 1851. TAO and n 20 So
tDaily except Sunday.
For Fairfax daily at 7:45 a m. alxo
days at 3:15 p M. and daily except satn-dn. I.
and Sunday at 5:16 D. m 1usy
THROUGH TRAINS.
T:45 a m. daily-Cazadero and wav sta,,..
3:15 p. m. Saturdays on1y-For cazads-[
ETC.
5:15 p. m daily. except Saturday and sun-
day for Tomsles ETC.
TICKET OFFICE-65O Market ST
FERRY-Union Depot foot Of Market ..
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MARRIED.

ROYCE-SPALDING-In Oakland CAL on
Wednesday, February 1, 1905, at II O. clock
noon. Charles Havens Royce and Lelah
Angel Spalding both of San Francisco
WOODS-WOOD-I this city January 81,
1905 by the Rev e. L. Walz, pastor of
Fourth Congregational Church. John Woods
of San Francisco and Kate Wood OF Oak
land, Cal.
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BORN.

CLAUssEN-In this city, January 30. 1908,
to the wife of Charles M. Claussen,
daughter
MINER-In this city. January 90. 1906 to the
wife of c. ID. Miner, daughter.
TROWER-In Oakland February l. 1905 to
the wife OF Warren z. Trower son
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E1nHuRsr REAL ESTATE.

sea0-ACREAGE; TO 10 acre tracts. 5000
per acre; on S. p. r. r. track.
$l000-4-room house and lot: bath pantry and
toilet; half block from electric cars.
II you want suburban property see JAMES
J. O'TOCLE. Elmhurst
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Mining Stocks.

Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session-Comstocks.
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CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO
riburon Ferry. Foot Of Market street..

sAH FRANCISCO TO SAN RARAEL-
WEEK DAYS-7:30 900, IL 90 a m; 1898.
$3.50. 6.10. $50 p. M Thursdays-Extra trip
at u:30 .. m
saturdaysrExtra trip at 1:5o and II $50 p m
sCNDAYS-s:0o, $3.50. Hoo q M 1870. $50.
500. $40. IL 80 D. m.
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-6:05, 7:S5, 1850 9:2O HIS
a. m; II so. $40. $780, $40 D. m.
SaturdaysEExtra trip at 2:05 and 6:35 D. n.
SUNDAYS-S:O0. 9.40. HIS a m: fs40. 3:44
4:oh 6:c5 625 d m
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A BARGAIN-F1ne residence OF II rooms and
ell conveniences; on .Fs ckson St. lot I0a0xI7O:
now rented 10 good tenant at $40 per month.
price $4,000
Elegant lot, 40x20o near Key Route station:
street snacsdamized so minutes 10 San Fran
cisco; new neighborhood; price $500
Fine northwest corner Grove st 32xqO.
comfortable house OF rooms and bath. price
$500 - F
Elegant corner, 5oxI5o bounded by three
streets; in Blasdel Tract: bank property; must
be sold; terms very easy: price 5000.
Several elegant lots still unsoid in the Frost
Tract: this Is bank property taken under fore
closure OF mortgage: terms very easy
Elegant northwest corner near bouleva I'd .
lot 150x14o; house Of large rooms: for sale
by order Of bank; price $1,000; this is a chance
for builder or speculator
J. II. MACDONALD q CO.,
1852 BROADWAY
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DIED.

Anderson, Carl E.-39. Lowenfeld Julia-65
Bailey, Christana-52. Mack, Marie L.-34.
Behr Adelaide-22 Malls, Steve-7 mos
Boland. Lawrence. Mason. Elizabeth
Boss, Gertrude-52. McComb AnnieAS
Bray. Julia Ann-71. Pico Major Jose-7S
Carlson, Martha-S3 Ranzulo Herman.
Carter, Joseph NJ Reilly Hugh-65.
Frommer, ,Christian-57 6ayward, VIM p
Heinz Cari-50. Shields, Paul HI
Higgins Mary RS. Smith, VIM. Biss-55
HILL Robert J.-31. Thomas Martha-49.
Jaffe Louis-6e. Wall, Julia-32
Johnson, Harry H.-31 Weisgerber Geo.-24.
Kelly. Cecilia. Wharton. Caroline-76
Kirby, Rev. VIM. P. Wolfsohn, William.
Lester, Bennie-h
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MARINE VIEW.

MARINE VIEW.
Don't miss this; must be sold at once: elegant
Queen Anne. Groom. modern house; sunny
side Of street, paneled dinfng-roonn: YiIIared
srchWsy from reception hall TO parior:
Quaker fireplace; open plumbing; sunny porch
with turned posts; open lawn; cement walk
around house and only 3 short blocks from
electric train: located in swell neighborhood
on Highland Terrace which commands eie-
CANT marine view and view of foothills: In
TACT modern. up-to-oate dwelling and
only S35Oo: small cash payment required
J t5750-Elegant dwelling, located in one of
Caklano's choice residence districts; less than
@ 70 minutes walk 10 local trains: house con-
tains large, sunny rooms; pretty reception
han. pillzred arch TO perlor; paneIed dining
room; fine china closet and bookcase built in:
all finished II natural pine; large lot S5x
14o feet. can be had on payments.
Only s2750-Must be sold at once: 7-room col
onial house, modern in every particular:
open plumbing; porcelain bath: gas and cleo
tricity: all large rooms: bedrooms up
stairs: good sized lot: fine neighborhood: :
must be sold at once; price only $3.50; very
easy terms; owner must sell on account OF
change IN business location
KREISS & HORSWILIA
1910 Broadway
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOR excfange-Two business lots: corner. atx
1oS on Macdonald ave-: finest corner ana the
best business corner in the city OF Richmond;
value $25o0; can be improved and made 10
pay per cent per month; will exchange Tor
san Francisco. Oakland or Berkeley house
and lot and assume mortgage; do not miss
this opportunity OF getting corner that viii
make you rich j. w. LAYMANCE, oS<
Market ST.. San Francisco.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.
Other Santa Fe rrainss

Other Santa Pc Traiuss
Z 80 a. m.
8 80 a. m. ! For Stockton Fresno, Bakersneld
500 D. m. Merced Hanford and visalia
4 100 D. m. For Stockton.
500 .. m. For Kansas City. Grand Canyon
and Chicago.
Ticket Offces-641 Market ST. and Ferry Depof
San Francisco; also 1112> Broadway Oak
land, CAL also n South First. San Jose
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Fifteen.

Cal Wine A. - s21alPac C Borx. 153h
Mv& -MtTm. 100 IPac Tel Co1OS lot
SALES
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OAKLAND ADVERT'S'MTS

OFFICE. 10I6 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND ZEAL ESTATE.
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q Afternoon Session.

TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
CISCO and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
rr,
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TOMORROW the day for bargains in furni-
fure II. Schelhaas 1Ith St, or.store. Oakland.
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Large villa sites and tracts Of from to
I've acres beautifully wooded and ready for
building. convenient to station and in best part
Of Fair Oaks and Menlo Park. road work free
Of expense TO buyers; exceptionally easy terms.
finest climate in vicinity OF city; unexceiled
educational facilities For particulars write
sELBY. RODGERS q CO.,
Main SIS. 116 California
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
:; eatures Of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks.

New York Jan. l..-Sclling predominant
~ tHc! tUNInc III to'iaNE SiOck markc
.'l'"i;"".f!-. ma: tho transact .onS We're NJ
les St'i|tly professional TEAM th,y havt
hctn eyer since New Years. The traders
-,ti1,d To- h' prompted to sell mainly ~!
th"li, ilShppnini mcnt over tnt iu,.lity 81
previous attempts to gel pie; higher
I acre j. u:-doulteo!ly considerable unrest
il1c!.GSt spectators over the varying and
contradictory reports from Washington
regarding Ike legislative program. The
"e!gnt of oLininn. today, WIS definitely
on tie side Of aggressive in&iStcnCc by
no pTvSIdcnt Upon measures To regulate
rail- Dad freight rae, and corporation Hf-
!Ii:S. Win the question OF tariff revision
."i gated to the background I'll" iinHn-
riI' u.~tr.c. showed its UEllii .:,TlS ti"cncS
20 the agitation ~ these subjects. SOM
OF the cocks which have had the benefit
Ttct city OF rlInorS of increased divide nus
= re ntiIh, Sufferers in tOday'S reaction.
Baltimore ~ Ohio W;lS the ConSpicu tus cN-
ample ANA was the leader Of the decline.
illinois 'Cnt.;ti Wa similarly affected.
MI. movement ot these stocks had a sym
pathetic rtIrc; 81 The whole list \ rath-
T." lnn.r a"tlV" inquiry WIS reported for
time ioaT@ Tor the longer periods; and the
furihc advance in foreign exchange n:-
.tIt1 no prospect of any cessation of the
utItW a.d moVrmcn: of gold although dis
cunts in Loo zion were C:nctlIll5 easier.
THO luc rr:Nn:l zion "f Mani1ttan'S M
~ llin"i adNanc" CHI ckrd ihc decline but
The eli sing WIS heavy.
I;o:loS were Irregular. Total sales. pa;
N;lIi". >l"13.'4@. United Stat : bones were
al urc!lanG..d Oh tn last Gail.
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Tie work ut rcn.uIrliing the OH
harm which itCa. ". II. Gannctt moved
onto his estate On Western avenue. idSt
fail. is approaching completion. AM
when the last ndil is driven. and IN
last brushful Of paint applied. tn
structure VIII stand 4S IN" "f thc in"Si
unicuc IN kcnnrncc county, if not tn"
state. 1t will Ne remembered that
,ba ham formerly stood on the eastern
hruu.;arys of thu muster field and "aS
one Of the oldest buildings IN thr rltE.
having pe,n erected about 100 years
AGO. When it was moved to its pros
ont Iocation il was done with Il view 10
preserving the old structure ana II
has been fitted up IN IL Way that W''i
guarantee the carrying out OF the pur-
pose IN view. AZ tar as was i"SSlnl'
tn, original structure WAS mhlntalhtE.
and although there have been SOM
changes made on the exterior 'h1
frame remains the same. The lhSi"'.
however. has hcru thoroughly rs
,,,ode1I.u ON the first floor, me
carriage house hts been fitted up, alsh
a hny loft with a capacity If ~ tons
Other rooms on this floor are kltch"h
and store room. and q room tor steam
hcoiiu.r rlant Tnr fitting up q! lnN
second nool is where the novelty CON nS
in. Here Nj. Gannctt has installed
p. ivate theatcI, with an au1i'"rl'il.
4ox4. feet. and a stag" 1sN3S feet. ara
having an ante room at either size.
| The floor is of hard pine. ami viii h"
polished. for dancing. The old he"n
tirnbers of the barn Ii A. been stained
and left as they We're. I'D the spaces
| between them have been plastefe"'
The color on the walls is 4 light yellow
| tint. and overhead the tint is light
green. All tie doors are old-fashiohsd.
and the decorations Of the theattr
will he such relics of the olden time rs
can NJ secured. II is expected mat
the l.uil,iing will b. the scene of mn z
| gaiety during the present winter. ana
in the future.
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Can You Take a Weeks Vacation?

II so drop a postal to the Royal Blue
Line for their illustrated booklet on
Washington, giving all details Of a
seven day personally conducted trip
for which 5000 covers all expenses
from Boston: leaving January 9th and
10Th. February Sd and 18th. March 18th
and 3lst, April 18th and 18th. May 18th
Three attractive tours to Florida
February eth and 2lst. and March It'll
$3.50: TWO weeks in The land Of sun
shine.
Address Jos. P. Taggart y. f. r. A..
$50 Washington street. Boston. Mass.
jaE5-7- 9-11-13
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New YORK. Jan. t..
FTpI R-Rnceipts. 3%1: exports. 1i9i
sale $3.50: quiet but firm.
NrttEAT-Rrceipts zone; exports, rome
sales iGna co futures: spot easy: No.
ri. 12iia clnv"tor: No. : red. iii. { o !
aiiGat: No / northern Duluth. ~, o |
arcat: No. hard Manitoba. i.2t- t
CUPN-Rcceipts, lo9e,o: exports. i9.oS6
sales i5..N' futures. 16.cn spot: spot bare
IL siea.iy: NJ. > IS elevator and SIS + o
;itlcat. No. = yellow. y: No. white. Or
OATS Rtc"iptS - so: spot easy; mix
al .slf'. his So fi3. ;; natural white: y
NJ us. :..UGs: clipped white, :6nD lbs.
:.ot ~ ].
I.ARp-Stcady: refined steady.
PORk-Farey steady: short Clea-. b.
q 1903.
HITTER Steady and unchl need
F.GGS-Firm and unchanged.
POTATO ES-Qniet.
SJGAR-Raw, strong. refined. firm
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THE seth ANNIVERSARY
Of Jos. a. Homan Of Augusta-His
Letter to Gov. Cobb.

Joseph a. Holman. who celebrated
his satin birthday. Thursday. received
many callers during the day from his
friends in this city. Mr.. Holman has
enjoyed n wide acquaintance with men
prominent in affairs of State as the fol
lowing letter. written by him to Gov
ernor Cobb, attests:
augusta, Me, Jan. 6. 1905.
Hon. w. T. Cobb,
Dear Sir:
l have just read your Yesterdays in
tuEulal address to the Maine I.cgisla-
ture. VIII YOU permit me. Il stranger
20 say. that in elevated sentiment. in
comprehensive appreciation of Your Of
fetal duties and responsibilities and
its uneXceptionably admirable literary
workmanship, there is nothing left to
be desired.
The writer of this has personally
known every Governor of Maine since
The election o. Edward Kent in 1897
and although the infirmities of age
have de5arrcd him the privilege and
pleasure o; paying his respects at the
Executive Chamber. he is not without
the hope and expectation that in some
way he may be permitted to make
friendly acquaintance with their latest
hoiIorrd SiccrSSor
With The earnest wish and belief that
the nigh Office rUron which YOU now
enter. by 80 generous Il public suffrage
VIII be illed With equal honor and use
iulneSS.
Yours
II,
1870 State street
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Boston. .'a1l. T..
Fl.Ol Steady: spfi ing patent 6;;;-Ir'G -
cDRN-(eEict: No. ) yellow, 81.
oATS-S Steady at luotati tons: No. clip
ped. -.
MILL. F'EED-I Unchanged.
ERAN-SprirS. 20.,:A21.
MINED FF.f.D-3I 80 80
COTTON SEED MEALS.
prRk-SicadH.
Et,EF-Quiet: choice whole cattle u.
mSi.
LAMB-Stcady.
NEAI.-i irm.
Butt ER-F'irm and higher: northern y
Gi29.
CUEESE-Firmcr: York state. l." t..
ti';S-Firm at the advance: fancy. $50,
~. eastern. s:ff"l.
APP ES-Quict but firmly held; Bald
wins. i2'n ; -
POTATOES Firmcr: Hoult"n IIchrons
k6..N: Green Mountains. '3n:3; Dakota
Reds; Il: York state white. i;riiS; Jersey
sweets. 3.Tn'".:0: Nincand sweets. 3.75ui
SUGAR-Firm. on basis of 90.
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one of the prcttIrst sights which has
been seen on Water street Tor SOM
tim" was four little Mexican fox terrier
puppies, which have been on exhibition
IN \. +. Wnnd's window. The
youngsters We're thoroughbrCds. eight
weeks old, and We're about as smart
and 'utr 4 lot uf representative Of the
dog llind as IL often seen.
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SneedN Relief.

W.tr'4 W'tch HaE.l Salye. ~ r,madv
effects such spec y relief, Il dra w oIi,
Inflammation. soGthe:,, coos ana heals ali
riIac wi sLir, diseases. DeWitt. .pl
only genuine Witch Hazel Sa!ve' Revoro
Of ccUrterfrits tiev are dangerous Soid
by Bow ditch, Webster & Co.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Jan. +.
Spot closed quiet. ! points lower. Mid
ding uplands. 10; DO guilt. 30. Sales
l:dG oaI.s;.
Galveston steady. Z. Charleston firm
81: Memphis steady. ca; New Orleans
easy. SIS: Mobile easy. GA; Savannah
quiet. I.
CnnSolidatcd-Net receipts for six days,
l,H2.1
Exports 10 Great Britain. &SS: 10
France. 12.t,5: to the continent, 1850. to
japan. 600.
Stock 81. IS.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Jan. -.
Conditions favorable tO crop develop
men; i'll Russia. as well a. in thu United
Siatr~. made a rather weak wheat mar
Ret. today. Al tho close MAY wheat was
OF !. cent. Corn is down i-fi', cent. Oats
AMI provisions are about unchanged
The leading futures closed a. fellows:
WilEAT-No. May, ll6,.Riss: July. 49, .
=.
CORNING. Jan. as; May, IL; July.
4-6,I.
OATS-No Jan. 3c;,; May. 3li.: July.
.;li.
MESS PORI<-Jan.. 1..3o: May. l3.6:1:.
LARD jan. $50: May. h.SJ: July. 49,.
SHORT RIBS-Jan.. $40; May. So: July.
$50
Cash quotations were as follows:
ri OF R-F!rm.
WIIEAT-No. ; spring. 1I2a1lj. No. 8.
Tea Ill. No. rcd. 1i>ialil.ti.
tDRE-No >. q: No. yellow. IS.
OATS-Nr :. 3m4: No. white. ,lA No.
white. 3l6,3c
RIE-NO. ). a..
BARI EY-tiuol feeding. 36N%7.
NAl.TiNt:-Fair to choice. 4lmi1
FLAX SEEDING. l, 1l6; Nc. l north
western. L..
MESS PCRk-l2 3n6i l. .a3,
LARD sc.
SI0RT RIBS. sIDEs-Loose. 6.1.,:af
S37i!.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES Boxed, 650n
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Rev. &. g. M"shcr. pastor Of tn.
stat" Sire Free Baptist church, j. I'd
preach \ series n s'rm"ns un ,h-
Gospels. Next sunday morning til"
sub'"'t viii /" why axe there rour
G"Suris and WY IL they differ" This
L. De followed on tho four succeeding
Sundays 10y sermons on each of the
four Gospels.
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The condition of g. Il. Philbrick, who
MAS injured. last Saturday. by = falling
icicle. continues To improve. No npcr-
alton has been performed ana the At
ttnitnE SuI r"onS ar" If the opinion
that none VIII b, necessary.
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HELD IN $4,000
On Charge Of Assault
With Intent to Kill.
James Ouffyof Togus Arraigred,
Thursday afternoon.
Held By United States Commissioner
Burleig', and Committed to Jail.

James Duffy. an inmate Of the Ma
1pnll Home at Tngu<, who was arrest
ed at the Home. Wednesday eycniu"
ior asS&ulting and cutting james Nc
Ettri'k, apothtI inmate. was brought
t" Augusta, Thursday forenoon. b.
Tinted States Marshal Burton Smith Of
Portland. and arraisned before United
StItrs Commissioner Burleigh on Il
r2'irc" of assault with intent TO Kill.
Duffy cr:tt =, d Il plea OF not guilty bu.
| Ia''.H tEv nature # The testimony intro
| durcd Commissioners Burieigh found
| "aus" to hold linn in the sum Of $-oor
| tnr appearance at the February term
| "f the United States district court at
| f""tlan1. on The first Tue stay in Feb
| ,u3rY. The prisoner WIS unable to fur
Ai~:3 bonds ana WAS committed to Ken
| nehoc jail to await the sitting Of tll,
court
Four Witnesses were introduced by
| N govern trent. they bein" .tluuZp Sin
| clair and MicEu"l King, assistants in
| the Kitchen 1T the Home Police Ser
=, amt Henry M,D,.iti and IN .AIc!i NJ.
| II. Stewart on;. Of the assistant sur
c"nns At The Homo.
AiHEzc Sinclair testified in effect. THAI
he WIS in ,he ward Wilcrr the ctittin"
ucynrcd. but did not sec the blow
| struck. az ~ Mas sitting back to tn"
| u:cl II thr time. y" heard the altcrca-
| ton HAT led w to the assault and heard
| the NnuU'iol man "Xrlaim: oh, rly
! bowels are coming out-ect Il doctor.
Michtel king testified that he WAS
| in the room. also. AT the time Of the
assault. Eut was Ut some distance rom
ht. two men. ard though he s;iw the
mixup hc could not say that there Wa=
any knife connected with il. Iii gen
r.al Ms Testimony w:!s similar to thnt
nt Sinclair.
The testimony of Scr2t. MrncVitt
was som" az In" most imports 1T pre-
scented a: the iie..ring. Ser"t. McDtVit;
stated that he WAS notified THAI a man
hnG h"r: stabbed. ANA arrived on The
scene in time to So" thc Wounded man
removed from tho ward on a strctchCr:
that he asked Duffy if ne had the knife
t. which Duffy replied that Corpora
iinlmcs haG il. after which the latter
hal'rd IN" l;lifc to The sergeant
Secret McDcvitt then showed the knife
to DIify, asking If that WAS the k!if",
ANA Dufty =. ilird that il was. The
sergeant also stated that before com
in& to Augusta, yes; nr1ay. he asked
nuny II ;h;.t was the knife that he lid
The cutting with. ana that duffy re-
rIi..l that ii MAS.
IN. St"W:ff'S tcStimptlN was ma;lit
~ Tie way 81 :; description of tho
wound. lie said mat Tie knife ha3
entered t." upper part of the abdomcY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-13

FrieNds o: Goo /. H9mlen Of tho
rns;o.ii'r force, Wer'- @iad /" >et him
down town "tcs more. ", irc~,lay. Nil
Hain!cn h"S been confined IL tie
house for tie past seven weeks. by u
Eeve-" attack Of rhrumaiism. and lis
hi" d"va town. Wednesday. was the
fist since ~ WIS taken ~i"i:.