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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
ltnn erihdmte 6oroer,ttta.

2aut benz Greibrief Der 9ten Yhlla=
belpbia=ubridspiae straBenbabn be-
trdat bas 6abr9elo bon bier na6
ubri6sollle 10 @ents unb Die Sabn
mabt babel aan5 quite 8eiddfte. benn
Der 8erfebr 1T Elm groBer uno lelten
finben ole Yahaaiere 9iBpldbe. Ribts
oeltotpenieer berlan9te Die 8eleaidaft
por uusefdbr 5nei Wionaten cine
@rb6buna oes SabrpreiIes auf Is @ts.
poer rs Gents fir bic Sin= uno 8iif-
fubrt. 9lls bas 9ublitum iib pei=
eerte, ben bDbsrn 6abrpreis su be5ab=
len, beeniiete ii1 Die @eieDidait nit
Dem alten Breiie. bis plDBlid am
Mortag Morgen Der 6abrprels bon
bier nod ubri9spille auf 20 Gents
binauf aeiebt muroe uno 5war obne
Get ur=Sifets, 10 baB Elm Pana9ier,
Der bon bier mad uhribsDille uno au=
rid fubr; 40 @ents besahlen muBte.
lin Der 5oroerung Na6oruf 30 geben,
paren cine Nn3abl @traBenbabnan9e=
fellte bon canton bieber beorbert lpors
ben unb tper ben bDberen Brels niht
beaablen pOllte, tpuroe einfa6 ab9eleBt.
9ies pailirte unter anoeren aud oem
@ountp= =@ommiiiondr SeDis Siin3i.
9ls lid Die NaArl6t bon benz 8ors
eeben Der StraBenbabn=8 =8eielibaft ber=
breitete. Iammelte li6 cine erre9te
WenI6enmenge auf Dem square. So6
obtpobl 9enu9 9robungen laut wuroen.
lam es au teinen @epalttbdti9teiten.
bod fanb es Die @eiell9aft fir 9era-
then, Ha6mitta9s um brei ubr Den
8ertebr ein5ultellen uno ieitoem fubren
nur nod ein3elne Spe5ialma9en uno
IsSra6tpogen auf Der Sabn.
9as Gor9eben Der 8eielll6aft tpirr
anoemein bitter 9etaoelt, nament!ld
Iino Die 9lrbeiter 3u beoauern. Die in
Ntiopale arbeiten unO bier ibren Wobn:
| fib bnben uno oenen nun ein 6abrpreis
abuerlanQt miro, Der bel ben meilter
iiber 20 PrOSent bes 2Obnes ausma1t
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
Meffprbtm.

Nm 10. Dttober in BenniIon CUE
aene V. Oeio i'm Utter BON 38 eSabren.
mdbreno cine Operation Fiir cine
9armperidliuguns an ibm boraenoms
men muroe. 9ie Aerste batten ents
Ibieoen, Da6 cine Operation ole einai0e
WDalihteit piete, bas Seben oes Man=
nes Su retten. Ser 8erforbene mar
in ,3oar oebpren uno bat Sabre lang
in Canal 9oper 9ewobnt, no am
6onntaq aud oas yegrdbniB ltattfano.
Mm 10. Sttooer in Heu @omers=
toun 8ioIa SaG, oas sebnidbriae 8Dd=
terlein bon Charles 0al, am gaerpen=
fieber,
9lm Is. Cttober in 9enniion gir=
einia geters. Die 12idbriae 3o9ter
BON sSames peters, on elmer 8eblrns
ent3iinoune. Oas Mdoden NOR ore1
Wohen Dor Dem Sooe auf Der 5traBe
auf oas Gelibt gefaaen unb bate Die
Naie aebro9en uno bies bate Den Soo
berbeieefiibrt.
Nm Is. Sttober in Canal 0oue,
gbas. Greii6er i'm utter bon Al Sabrer
am NeroenIieber. Ser 8erfor5en'
binterldbt cine Wittwe uno spei Sinoe'
i'm Nlter bon ii uno IA Sabren.
Nm 23. Ottober in 9ennifon 6rar
&ebecca sbua, Die Satin BON 5. 8,
Sbuq, i'm Alter bon So ssSabren mad
ldn9erer Grantbeit an einem Sersleioen
glm %. Sttober in ibrer @obnunl
! Iiibli1 bon ubrihspille Jrau Sobl
eSnslen i'm Nlter bon So Sabren.
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Netrafbsb espintes.tteeti

Grant g. Green - Saiin g. 8reefls
malt, beibe BON Stem philadelphia.
2utber 8. SDaine - Glen 0elter,
beioe bon Gilmore.
6. $. Mertet 8leurie VI. gub.
beioe BON BORT Waibinaton.
8. 6. 8oulo. SalineOille. O..
Oelen 9. Bea, 9ennilon.
Srant y. BreiIdb, @anal 0ouer - &oie
Border, New philadelphia.
Milton 8. Cullen 2ucette Sidep.
beioe bon Genniion.
ssrantlin %. Wiober. Canal Sober -
Nnola 6. Maurer, Sugarcreet.
Marcus 6. Waroea Glara y.
56onpIon. beibe bon nbrihsoille.
sSobn Spnes, gfem pbilaoelpbia - gll=
sabetb 9tenser, Canal 9oper.
SSreo. 0anep @allie S6rinoer, beioe
BON Nem gbilaoelpbia.
grnlt 9uoi - 2ena Sing, beioe pDr
8arral.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
Sou traaij6er Seoeutu,,a

lino folgenoe Sinien bon $. 8. Sim=
mons bon @aleD, Soma. Stelt @u6
nur einmal por, tDobin iein idreflider
9uiteu seiabrt baben tpiirbe. tpenn er
oas Seilmittel ni6t eingenommen bdtte
bon oem er i6reibt: SD bate einen
Ibredliden 6uiten, tpelder mir Die
Radtrube raubte. SD perIudte Nlles,
bod nihts getpdbrte mir 2inoerung,
big i6 Or. Sings Nem Discovery fir
S6ulnoiu1t, 9ulten unb grtdltun9en
nabm, pelbe mid pollitdnoie beilte. !"
2inoert lofort uno turiit auf lmmer
alle Reblen= uno 2ungenleioen, perbiitet
Grippe uno 2ungen=@ntSiinouns. So
rantirt in Wiler's Npotbete. preis
SOC uno 81. probeHatde frei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
M6tMna!

glnem Dertben publifum bon Stem
philaoelpbia uno llmgebune aur ge.
fdnigen Nn3ei9e, bob ib bic gdderei an
@aft 9isb Str. 1877 tduflid iibernom=
men babe, unb miro es mein Beitreben
iein, Den guteu Ruf, ben meine friibere
gdferel In ganal Doper aenoIIen bate.
auf bier su iibertragen. Ssben Gams.
tag DreiSinfen, Weggli, Grenh 9ol,
Ulering uno g0rnet, ebte Basler
2eferli ffets an 0an6; fur 0ohaeiten
uno parties merbe id sSbnen bas bette
liefern, bon ben billieiten bis su ben
feiniten Ornanlentirten Gales. au6 fin.
bet Jbr bas einsi9e e6te 61mei3erbrDt
un6 befes Qomesn,abe Drot.
Sur b0fli6en 4bnabme ,empiieblt fi1
70 g. 0anbart.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
smd)et sic feline Sejd)Ueroe en-.

S9limm 1T es. etDas 3u iu6en, oas
Sdlimmite jeoO9, wenn man ge=
Idweroen iu1t. Menn Sic trant,
matt uno abaeipannt infolse BON Gps=
pepita, 8alenleioen, 8riebt'f1er
4rantbeit uno dbnli6en inneren 2eioen
lino, briiten sic ni6t iiber Die Spmp=
tome nad. ionoern nebmen Sic i1nel
electric gitters. 0ier finoen sic
liber uno eriinolif 0eilung Sbrer
2eioen uno Sbr GDrper leioet ni6t
unter entnerpenoer Granfbeit. gu
baben in Wtiller's Npotbefe. preis
so @ents, 9arantirt. Sn Miller's
Npotbefe miro oeutld aeIpro6en.
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ssiman,em nmb 8eifenern,ts.

Sect1pn2 SeIeBe Ioleu aneenommen ipers
oen nobel uaeb enbstli9er &egel ole Seloer Snt-
baben, anlasen, IN gonos. attien aSotmts ainsn-
eiaenthilnl unb periDnlibe @igentbum nacb 1etnem
tpird5li6em Mertbe in @elb beteusrt lperoen anss
genonmen Bombs beg Staates g. S9los goaos lr9sno
euer Gtnbt etnes 9orfes eber geilefS GountDs poer
2pipnibips in bieIem Staate, uno gonDs PIE Sum
9pete BON DIfentlitbeu Shuloen BON Db.o nno
ben l1nterri9tsmitten n gerblnonng oanlit, aus.
ietn oaen: ober 8e9rabntBpldBe, bHenfll4e Sqni'
bdnier, Sauer, bic ousi9heBli1 oem bHentltden
6ottesDienite bienen, Snitttntionsn r ansi6I,Bila
aiisidlieBlid) 81 treenD einenl bifentiiben 3iped
uno perfDnlides Gigentbum big gum Betro9e BON
nitiiber apei bnn5ert Collars QSertb fnr 1eDes Jnt
Snbipiouum fann onr1 aasemetle Seese non Stenrn
befreit perbeu; aber ollie berartigen SeieBe iclen
Wer0nberungen pbsr Mioerruf ansgeieBt ietn: nno
Der Wertb bon allen 70 befreten @i9entbum ioa bon
9eit au 3eit feeeeBt nnD perDffsntltds meroeH mte
6urd5 @eies por9eibrieben iperben mag.
eeetinn 2. Sic wabler, meldbe BEL 5plten
geahleu fir etn ipitbes 8erfaiungs MmenDement 3u
ftimiien ipiinIten m6sen an ibrem Stimmaettel bic
Morte angebratbt baben (Befrenng BON Staotss nno
5om Sehsmslnn sis ansy iosass amsnns.
ment ifn6 RtDeen auf ibreu Stiuim5eteln Die 9Dorte
onaebract baben (Befreiune BON Staatss nHo Wtini.
sipalbonbs pon gefteuerlrO p1aratlDns' Mmenne.
ments, Jsp."
@ectipu3. 9ieies Mmenbemenf tritf in &raft
am Dber nab benz eriteu Iase beg Moaats Saunar,
1906.
8eprge s. 3bomas,
gpretber bes Observation-Disclosures 9anfes.
80. o. Sarbing
genatssprdiibent.
Muoeuomnten ani Is, Mpril 1904.
mereiuiate Gtaoieu bon Mmterifa. Obio,
Office bes Gtaats. Sefrefdrs.
St GENTS 6. adpIin Gefretdr Z beg
Gfoates Ohio beSheirige blerburb, baB bag Dor
sfshsnne cine oetreue Mbf6rit elmer gemeinfonsn
MeIpIutipn lit, bic pon Der Generals liembig pes
GtuoteS Cbio ON rs. Eage beS Wtonats April a. y.
s9a oroennr,mert mnrbe unb baB beSe Abinrit1 pon
REM prionai qenpmmen murbs, bob tn bteer Gfiics
Senoslik beien babe i1s bies NIT meirem Namen
wn{srssrieberr NIB 1tem Mmt8fegel btnangefhgt n
Gnisn,bus. biessn III Taa bes WfpnatS Jebrnor w. 81
2smisg. 8anIiH
fe;.oef., gtaats.Sstrstdr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
70.
6etttabelle
- Der
&reisgert6ts sttungell
inn sSabre 1906.

Gtaaf Ohio, +~.. -s 1r.
GSiiutter &reisgeri6tss8titritt
Gs tit bierntit an9epronet bab bic 3erniue bes
Greisgeri6bts ber berlbleoenen Counties IN oteien
oeuannten &reiIe fir bas Sabr 1906 fol9enbeTmaBen
beitimmt 1eln 1olen:
aiblanb Gnuntb.
Sn afblano gpuntn am 8. @soi nnb om o. 9to-
Dember.
GpIboeton GSnuth.
Sn COLLECTION gonntp am Is. Ntai unb am 30.
Gftpber.
SIN 3elamare Gpuntp am IL. Suni nnb ON s. 3e=
sember
SatrFeln County.
Gin sSoiriielb gountn ont 8. Sannar unb am 10.
September.
Sn Sblmes eonntp ain q. Mot nnb om 49, $40.
ansr County.
SIN &nor @ountp am 20. Ntdra unb am 8. Gttober.
Siding gpuntp.
SIN sttins eOuntp am a7. ntara unD am is. Oftober.
@oraan Gnants.
Su Mpr9au gountD ON "a. slpril nnb ON 20. Go-
pember.
SIN Wtorrofp Gouutp M 20 Wtai unb ON 18 Sc.
5ember.
gausfinsum Gannts.
Sn Wsusfiusum Guuntp am II. stpril nnb an %.
Sftpber.
perrb County.
Sn gerrp gountp am l. Wtai nnb am T. NoDember.
@i6lanA rGeantB.
Sn &iblanb gountp am l6 Sannar nno ON a.
September.
Start COUNTY.
SIN Starf @ountp on, ~. sSebruar nnb am q
Cffober,
Tuscaraiuas COUNTY.
Sn 3uscaratpas @ountD ant s. Suni unb am ii.
DECEMBER.
gDabne gountb.
SIN Mapne gonatp am Is. Jebruar nnb am S5
September.
@enannte gerutine bssnuen nm llbr gDrrmittass.
IS. September 1905.
Wtanriee %. 9pHabne,
Gbpmas g. We@artp Ei9ter
sSranf Gaggort
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q ritter r XVII.

Mrtifpry yvTT
9eftipu /. Wablen fur Staats= nnb Gpuntps
8ean1te iOlen art erlten Stenrag Han Dem erIlen
Mpnto9 I'm Nprember in ben Sabren NIT geroben
Sobres3ablen uno aie " ~ Tllr als anoern gu
benz erften Wtpnta9 i'm Yh Yer bet Sabre NIT utts
eeroben Sabresaoblen tattfh \
@ectipu2. Ser slmtsi p 4, bes Gpuoerueurs
Wices(Sn,uprne,irs QSeneroIz oIts @5fonts.eefrps
t1rs ,nb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p pet Sahre iein ,inb
her bes 5footssMnbifors Soa pier HahTe iein Ser
@mtstermiu ber gidter bes GtaotSsGbergeridts unb
Der &reseeri9te foil nlbe eerabe 3abl BON s}abren,
nidt penger ais ebs (6 Sabre, oanern, als bic Ses
neral.Afemblp nori9reben mag; jener Der &idter
6es Common Pleas Sertbfs led9s (6) Sabre nnb oer
Ri1ter bes Yrpbateerbts bier pter) Sabre unb ener
Der anoeren Gt9ter lol loide 9erooe 3aRl pon Sabs
rem, oteT (4 SABRE ntef npeIlgretteno baneril ais
ar Sta Ssr s.toshsr her bsntI;ts serge
iom ioldbe serabe Sobl BON SabreH bouert ieds (6)
Sabre nibt iberoauernn, als ppn Der geebges
oilsrs n, srmShIennen gniiutns 9pmnfhn gfmnets
pais linb Sd5uibeamten ion fold3e 9erooe 3abl BON
Sabren bauern. bier az Sabre ntt iberihreitenb, ats
opn Der Staafs'SelesseouR9 oor9e'Wr'epen iperoen
mag
unb bic GtoatseeIebgebung ioll Die Wacbt baben,
bic geeenparte eriftirenosn Mmtstermine 10 sn per.
I6naerl boB Der 3ped ber Section bieies Srtitels
erreidbt 'wtrb.
~, mo.,n, ~ j., ;ros,,n e,,o,,, a,,xs, .;,,o
5bg ~ fe @ eser Se einss u,s
e. ~ Sase,oef,,,,o ,hsr Saa 1s,ner
neurg ppptummer ae, ipa bnrd cine Grnenstuno
bonn @ouperneur seaif peroen bis entipeoer bic I'M
ssas ar 1s,? sss s;T os ss g gSlsf ss sss9 sss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26

8onperneur Serrid bat am 9iense
tag Nbeno in @apal 9OUer cine Stump=
reoe 9ebalten.
- Ser 9traBanbabnoertebr 3niI6en
bier uno nbridspiae lit bis ieBt nod
ni6t mieoer aufasnommen uno Elm ger=
treter Der StraBenaabn iol geitern
Nbeno eeIaat baben v@s tpiro ME
mebr cine 10 @ents Gar BON bier mad
llbri9soille fabren."
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Staat Dbio,
TuScQratpaS EDuntn.

SD, SDbn 80. 5in gIerf bes areisgeridts in nno
fir znscaraipas gpnntp. Ohio, bel6einige hermit
bah bas oritebenoe eine getreue nmb rige Mbihrift
ber Driatnalbefimmnnge iiber bie Terulne fir bic
Mbb1ltnnqen Der Rreis9erihtSsG sGibnngen int fhnften
Gerihtsbesirf BON OHIO fir has Sdbr 1905 it, ipte
5olcbt iebt In meiner Office nnfiegt.
Mls Heaiaubiguna bssrtlr fpigt meine eigsnbdnbi9e
lnterfnrift un6 boS Gie0A bts genannten @erits In
sleip YbiIabeIpbln Dbio am 2. Dftober y. .. 1905.
{giegeL) Sobn 20. SiIL Gisrf
DurG 30. S. ainfsp Gtpntp,GIsrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
Ser aoIoe,te MitteIwea.

AnG fir bic ranfen eiebt es einen gploenen Wtitel=
peg ber au bem ebnltdh geninibten 3iele Der @ene.
Jung tibrf 9os merfe fid Sebermaun, Der on tahler
8eF9tsfurbe, &opfs uno Riidenitmersen, S99tnbei.
Sersflppfen, Ntattisfeit 8iidenl9mdfe, uebelfett,
&ufftoben, @erftopfnn9 Iotple Sober. uub gtiere,=
fra1lfbeien NIT 6elbIubt inb maiieriu1t b. b. on
t6btIiten aebeln Ieibet Drs merte tb ieber berort
Seibenbe boB er in eiuem Sale ueber bic &ranfbe1t
gang perna9ldIi9t nod itd bur1 io9enannte Batent=
ntel unb Qfui6erprd parate 81 turiren periuHt Ser
aolbene Wittelpee ber bier 3u ferer Setlun9 thbrt
lit bo. Wan bore rur nit rubiger ueberle9nng on,
mas 5auienbe unb Souienbe BON 5ebeilen beitdtt9en
9ab fur fode Setoen einitmaIs bic gelebrten WDn6t
BON ct. gernarb ans ben beilfrdittgiten 8fansen.
Idtteu Elm er pirteubes Wtitel erfanben oas barnat
5t 8ernarb &rduterpiGen genannt tpiro, oaB 9enar
neroen uno bag e fur Is Gents in jeber potbefe a.
babeu nb. 9amit er9tebt iit bet 9oIoene Ntttelmeq
3u ferer Seiluu9, Der Dfort9e Sebroud bteier fpua
bertbdtigen 8tleu BON ielbft Sur, per nttt bbrer
mill muB ftblen
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8orsei6laaenes Nmenoement our @ons
ititution bon SbiD.
gtenertreibeit BON staats= nnb Mn=
nisipal> 8nnhs

Sei es be5dlpIen BON oer General aIIernblD bes
Staates Sbo:
Sectipu l. 9aB ben Wablern bes Staates
Ohm ont erIten 9ieu1faq nad benz eriten Wontag
i'm gtppember 1905 eu 9orhlaq nnterbrettet perbe
bic 9ectipu apei hes Nrtifels XII ber Contribution
bes Gtaaes Gbio su amenoiren 10 noB tie fpte tDlgt
iautet
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9enti6e @irtbi9aft 1t. &citaaratinn
BON -
@ilbelttt g.. 9SiOoer,
an Cit Guscarafpas Giraffe,
Sin SduIersepiert 6ftli4 nom SO. g. 6. 6. 9abubof.
Caution, SbiO.

9em @ublifum eur eefdliaen No6rtbt, boB i'd an
obeuaeuanntem Blose eiue Mtrtb1boIt unb HeItauros
tpn erDnet babe uno gum 8eiue frennbltdit etulabe
Suite heutide siide, bic beeu gGetne. Siqueure unb
gigarrer.
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3msiiabrise SSablen non Staatss, GnnnBts unn
catssy syeamten.

Sci es bei6loiieu boa pet General. &ientbIp bes
StaateS Ohio:
@ecttpn l. 9aB ben 98dhlern bieieS Staotes on,
er1teu 9enitaq nod bem erten Wtpnta9 i'm NppeniE
1905 cin 8orl6ag unterbretet perb bic Contribution
bes Gtaotes Ohio au amertoiren; beia9tes 9lmenbe=
ment inn ols r@rtifel XVII" be5etdDnet merben uuo
tpie iol9t lauten:
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9preeI9Iageues @menoement sur Contribution
ppn Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-02
WILL ABIDE By DECISION
Of New York Police Says Author Of
"Mrs. Warren's Profession"

New York, Nov. IA cable dispatch
to the Sun from London, says: Your
correspondent, yesterday, interviewed
George Bernard Shaw. in reference to
the suppression by the New York po-
lice, of his play Mrs. Warren's Pro-
fession." Mr.. Shaw said:
eff Police Commissioner McAdOO has
earned by his public services the conf
dence of the American people as a man
of higher character and deeper insight
into social needs, moral problems and
greater concern for the good of the
community than I, 1t is not for me to
question his qualifications or to incite
Mr.. Daily to resist his authority. have
a certain reputation in the world. which
will not be altered by Mr.. McAdoO's con-
viction that l am a blackboard. The
New York police have a certain repu-
tation in the world, and that also will
not be altered by my conviction. l
know my own business better than they
do.
II am extremely proud of having
written the play. 1t has made more
friends than any work of mine, especi-
ally among serious women.
"Mr, Daily offered to abide by the YER
dict of the New York press. For my
own part, 1 would prefer a jury of pub
lie spirited women with experiences in
rescue work and slum life to any other
jury whatever. They know how society
makes vice by refusing to pay virtue
decently.''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-02
PECULIAR STATEMENTS
About the Management Of Vermont
State Prison.

Windsor, VT. Nov. 1.-The state pris-
on investigation committee held a
hearing at tine prison here. today. "A
number Of prisoners and guards of the
institution were examined. Vernon
Rogers. the "trusty," whose name has
been prominently mentioned in con-
nection with conditions surrounding the
Imprisonment of Mrs. Mary NJ. Rogers
cell several times. He stated that Fred
Morse, another ''trusty," had made a
key for him with which he was able
to open the outer lock of the cell door
and that Mrs. Rogers, by means of a
pair of scissors, opened the inner fast
ening.
The hearing adjourned at the conclu-
sion of the afternoon hearing until
Thursday. Nov. 9. in this place, on ac-
count of the absence of Attorney Cen
eral Clark C.. Fits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-02
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of The Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Nov. 1.-The hasty demand
from the bears caught short of the mar
ket. yesterday, by the news from Russia.
having been satisfied during the day. wa;
no longer In evidence in today's market
by its sustaining influence. Besides that
the tone of some of the news from RUS
sit over night revived q feeling of appre-
hension. The influence from this source
was almost entirely sentimental rs there
was no actual selling of stocks for foreign
account More Importance was attached
therefore. to the reduction Of the short
interest as an explanation of the reac.
tlonary tone of the early market. The de-
GREASE III the volume of activity also
pointed 70 the satisfaction Of the short
interest. There were not lacking point
OF strength in the market and a ero,,n
. ua speculative industrials and specialties
figures. in sudden spasms of activit,
american smelling and Reading both
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-02
SPORTING NOTES.

Marvin Hart has offered to fight Jack
O'Brien in San Francisco in December.
Alec Greggins secured this promise from
the kentucky fighter Tuesday. when he
sent him a telegram. Alec sent the mes
sage to Hart direct. but the answer came
from Ryan, who is now managing him.
Boston Journal: You can announce
said Bob FNzsimmons. that | hereby
challenge Jack OBrien of Philadelphia,
to light me % rounds or more for the
worlds heavyweight championship. The
fight is to take place before any club
Offering 4 suitable purse. 'Brien can die
tate the terms and the division of the
purse. I have no prejudice regarding a
referee and would be well satisfied with
James ]. Jeffries."
Boston Journal: Roy Hit. the prom;s-
ing southpaw now on the payroll of the
San Francisco club has been disposed of
to the New York American League club.
Hit first jumped into prominence by his
wonderful work for the Fresno club, at
which time Manager Lehman of the Oak
land club. grabbed him, but as he was
cratic he soon turned him adrift. Harris
for Frisco tried him this season as IL
pitcher. and his record of % gaines won
out of 30 pitched Is certainly 4 fine one
for youngSter. The amount paid for
his release was not disclosed, but 5000 is
understood to be the price
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New York Produce Market.

New York, NOV. l.
FLOUR-Receipts. 1864: exports. 2i.7OS;
sales 500; quiet and unsettled.
WHEAT-Rcceipts, 1900; exports, H.
555; sales. 100000 futures; spot weak; NO.
, red. s4A elevator; No: red, Sc +
afoat; No l northern Duluth, SO b
afioat: No. northern Manitoba. 80 b
aflOat.
CORN-Recaipts. 1880; exports. 1929;
sales. 1900 futures, $4,000 spot; spot
steady; No. 2, 81 elevator and 6l12 Q
afioat; No. 2 yellow, 6s1a; No. white,
63lE. ,o,o
spot firm; mixed oats, 26ql32 lbs. 80; nat,
ural white. 90d32 lbs. 351:@6; clipped
white, 5000 lbs, S7@3Sh
CUT MEATS-Steady.
LARD-Steady; refined quiet.
PORK-Barely steady; mess. IL.
BUTTER-Easy; receipts. S325; street
price. extra creamery. 22@2shs Official official
prices. creamery, common to extra. 1b42.,
western factory, common to extra, 15W
171s. 0,o0
POTATOES-Steady. unchanged:
SUGAR-Raw. quiet; fair refining, rs;
centrifugal. SO test, 312; molasses sugar,
rs; refined quiet.
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FOOTBALL.
At sGnthboro. Mass.-Gtoton School, II:
st. Marks: o.
Gridiron Notes.

fiekarski, the All-American guard of
last years eleven. Is coaching the Penn
sylranias linemen. ..--.-
Tom Stanksrd. now of the Harvard
Medical school, will do soIEe coaching of
Holy Cross, this week. in preparation for
saturdays Amherst game.
:, T.. J: Anderson Of Colgate. who had
peen playing substitute for CastleInan.
sn d. No sns ooSs this
I%s-West Point game. Saturday. is incl
ese 6f Tor the big games because of the
touI-year rule He vas for three years
1ale before this season.
Sapt; Hurley Is now working regularly
With the Harvard eleven. He Injured his
i ~ mn sne very nrst days practice. and
Ment Right Tackle Squires is also in his
plAce. after three weeks absence
-rnotoan has been suspended at the Rut
Nick pfsp.fasgTry ~ aSsa7sa aem New Bruins
1cad-master. delivered an address -. y,
f9otbAl laxt Friday. in which he state,
* We - q ,s CSIi1 h not ALLOW any more game:
there is more and more resentr on,,
aepnsf the sport every day.
Sprfnsneid Union: Harvard has pro,a..
s 81 .n A. P'ayins BY Pennsylvania, Of zIili
on I1nklin Held in Phnsdeiphis n.y. psna
syNmiaN unofaciaiiy replies thaf z;,, enn
" ~ -, On the team or likely to BE-. an'
0es vt of Pennsylvania piayefs VIII
Sop; y aEpears. played three Ss, Ian,
fssets see 1 Nhslsfs and two years. at La
3E sppfarinE as a .focibaii cans;,d. os
lis III ciai s'sf a var IN golfers fsoshai
ss shas % ohiy Il rs ggWsspssTEStsry sss
sfs sSii'ysn1a experience should be cens s
csss VA mp .yn the four. year rule. In
~ oetcEe the Brown ,confereSrpso 'in \. 'SS
yesrs ~ ffss Justly entitled to two "I mos
&os foT c ,TsTsn al 4 IS rather curio,,s
css Gun, e educator. Dr. W9iiia Mr'fn s IN
PIED school',in the West az ie :ske'
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Sneexe and Blow,

ihat Is what you must do when you
naNe catarrh in the head. The way to
.u.e THIS disease is to purify the blood
Win HOODS Sarsaparilla. This medi-
Hlne soothes and heals the .inflamed
surfaces rebuilds the delicate tissues
ana permanently cures catarrh Nv ex-
peHlhg from the blood the scrofulous
.aints upon which it depends. Be sure
to get Hoods.
Inc non-irritating cathartic-Hood,s
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: THE JAMAICA RACES.
Feue. Events of Turning Races With
~ Fast Time.


jamaica. Nov. First race. handi-
cap. all ages, six furlongs: Quarrille,
Z, to 1,and 3 to 2. first; Tocsin. to S,
piace. second; Floralia. third. Time,
LIS SIS. - 49, .
Second race. mile and a furlong: SELL
igtti 3.year.ofds and up: The Huegenot,
Sa0 y and s to 1, first: Macbeth. s to
place. second; A. Muskoday. third
TENe, LIS 2-5.' .t.
Third. race. mile and a sixteenth, SELL
ilfg. 3fyears-olds and up. Grenada.
tor, ahd out, first: Yorkshire Lad, !
totr: place. second; Chimney Sweep
third. Time. LA.
fourth race. the Rumsen handicap
ftVe and half furlongs: Jacobite. 4 to
and 2. Ito 5. first; Hermitage. to 5
place. second; Yalasal. third. Time
1.67 2-5. -. =" d.