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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave West nd Street 10 minutes earlier. except
midnight train leaves 1850 p. m.
Lv.Liberty street, 500 am. Except Sun Buffet
1000 DAILY. Diner
1900 noon. Daily. Diner
200 pm. Daily. Buffet
tROyal Limited 400 pm. Daily. All Pullman.
Ly. Liberty street, 500 pm. DAILY. Diner
700 pm. Daily. Buffet
1915 night Daily. Sleepcra
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST
Leave New York City. West I'D 81. Liberty 81
Chicago. PittsburR, Sleeper III 80 pin. 1915 Mt.
Chicago, Columbus. Diner. II 80 I'm. 1900 nm.
PittsburE, Cleveland. Lind $50 PIN. 400 pm.
"Pittsburg Limited" Buffet $50 pm TOO pm.
CINCINNATI. st. Louis, Sleeper 1870 pm. 1915 MT.
g. g. Louis Louis b Diner SO 1859 eSS ann
oihces; 49, 2el; 49, 1900 Broadway. q, Astor
House. Jos Greenwich 81; Is Union Square ", ssi
and Liberty st.
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Steamer Mary Powell

Leaving Desbrosses ST. at $40 p. n. Saturdays
i5 =. NJ W i2d st. $3.50 p. N. saturdays y. NJ,
West l2ath st. $50 p. N. Saturdays 2:2o p. ny.
for Highland Falls West Point Cornwall. New
burgh, New Hamburg Milton, Poughkcepsle. Rond-
out and Kingston. Orchestra on board.
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LaCkaWanna Railroad

Leaves New York foot Ba iclay and Christopher sta
$500 4. M.-for Binghanton and Einira.
1000 a. N '--BufIalo. Chicago and ST. Louis.
1000 A. M.-Syracuse, Oswego. RiChhed Spgs
1920 p. M.--Pocono Mountain Special.
$40 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
1900 y. M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
'6l5 p, M.-For Buffalo and Chicago,
's45 p M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse, Rchneld Sp'ss.
300 AM For Chicago-Slccpcrs open $50 PM.
Tickets, 100, 40. lls3, l43f broadway, n, Y. 30
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn, 'Daily. Except Sunday.
xRun Fridays and Saturdays only.
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RAILRoADs.
Pennsylvania

nERuARANHH ana n m n
" hAUNUv
Wv FA
vVNuH
AYI'D DAN
- ~ ~ II ~ " "A ~
STATIONS FOOT or WEST TWENTY THIRD
STREET AND DgSbRoSSES AND
C0RrLANpr STREETS.
IA, leaving time from peserossss and CoIt.
below for Twenty third Street siaiion
S.Ss 4. N. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
1885 A. NJ sT na h9 and s. k4 loui: For on''n
'10.SS A. n. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
"a hours to Chicago.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
1888 r. !" TIE n pGNN Is tSissIS SPECIAL
'I.aS p. NJ. CHICAGO LIMITED. -.
$50 =. ". 81. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXP.
'5.ss r. y. WESTERN EXPRESS
7.55 +. u. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
1925 r. II. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI
EXPRESS.
asa r. NJ. PiTTSBCRG SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1865. $40. 'D.25 $3.50 .is55 a. M. l?2j .l2SS. :t0
cS25. Congressional Limi,et1, .s25, .t25. '4.t5
a. m, l22s, .i2.S (.325, Con gresslonai Limited u
1925. .425, ass, 9.25 p. M. IL. 10 night.
SOUTHERN nAlLwAY.-'i2.sj, 'a2S, 'A2s .. M.
1910 a. M, daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-s025 a. m, and OPS
p. m. daily.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.--i2.25 q. m. and H. 10 a. m,
daily.
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The opinion Of a prominent New York
mathematician who was consulted is that
Ia infnity times nothing If the wager
was that Y. M. c. A. should have exactly
twice IA many runs as the Waldrons, the
Waldron hacker wins. but if it was that
Y. NJ. c A. should have twice as many, or
more than twice az many runs. Y. NJ. G. A
hackers win
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REFUSES TO AN SWER.
Broker Peckham Defies Law in the
Cotton Leak Case.

Washington. July 27.-F. A. Peck
nam. IA New York broker, today. re
fused to answer questions as to his
dealings in agricultural products be-
fore the grand jury investigating the
cotton report leakage. Mr.. Peckham
was thcrcupon told by United States
District Attorney Beach that unless
the witness changed his mind. by to-
morrow. at IL O'Clock, when the grand
jury convenes for the day. his recaicl-
trance would be reported TO Judge
Wright Of the supreme court Of the
District of Columbia. who already has
given public notice "f his intention To
punish any witness refusing to reply
to proper questions. The penalty is i'm
pTiSOnncnt.
When uurstionc tonight, Mr.. Peach
who has stradftStly refused TO discuss
dcIclopmcnts in his inquiry, declined
TO adndt the probability uf proceedings
against Mr.. Peckham.
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CHINA VERY SORE
Over Exclusion Law and May Not Con-
sent to Another Treaty.

Washington, July 27.-Some doubt is
expressed in official circles whether it
will be possible to obtain Chinese con-
sent 10 another treaty with the United
States, providing for even the exclusion
Of Chinese labOrers from this country
The state department is aware Of i'll
feeling throughout China on the whole
subject, and now that the migration
treaty with China has been allowed to
lapse without the negotiation of a new
agreement, reports have reached here
that China is inclined hereafter to re-
fuse to sign any similar convention.
ChiEa's position appears to be that
tie exclusion of Chinese citizens from
4 friendly country is in itself a dis
grace, ard while she cannot ignore the
laws Of a foreign power providing for
such exclusion she can refuse to sane
ton it or become party to it by con-
cludiag Il treaty involving such re-
striCtionS.
\ yCar ago, it was said, it would
with China for exclusion Of Chinese
iaOorors only. Now, however. if is I'M
dcTstond tie Chinese officials are dis
POSED to regard the signing of such a
II eaty ben 'lth tn" dignity OF their gov
tTnm9nt The reason for the asSunp-
ton 1T Pckin az this new attitude il
not quite clear 10 the officials here.
though in some circles il is attributed
to the influences q foreign Powers.
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RESOLUTION REJECTED.
House of CcrmcHs Refuse 20 Oppose
Penal Tariff On Taxation of Foods.

London. July -. Th,' lin3ist OF Lords,
tonight. Gianus@,'i Il resolution. rrop"--
IA ~ me DUKE. WI nrvnnshir "pposu-
any general or r,mtl tn:'if or colonial
preference based on IL" taxation "i
food. The resolution WAS rejected by
the adoption Of The previous question
hy Il majority IF g..
The discussion WAS III Interesting Re-
vclqtion Of Tho differences; Of opinion
among the Urionists l,tcrs. For in
stance. the Marquis of Londonderry
Lord president of the council and pres
i,!ent of The Hp4rd Of Education. de-
cllred that u" supported Premier Bal
four's policy. but would resign il there
should be any question Of taxation of
food
The Duke of DcV0nshira, Lord Gosch-
en- and others, earnestly appealed to
the government to cease its ambiguous
policy ana not to sit silent. while JOS
cph Chamberlain audnciouslT claimed
the premier and the party for his own,
but Foreign Minister LamsdOWno
speaking for the government. declined
to be drawn into any specific declara-
ton as to the governments policy re-
garding the Tariff or the colonial con-
ference
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WORKING HARD.
The Threatened Epidemic
Of yellow Fever
Checked by Energetic Work
Of U. 5. Health Officers.
VIII Be Stamped Out Before Frost Comes
MAY Be Blessing in Disguise.

New prl' ans. July 27.-.il the forces
c"gagrd in the battle against the vel
low fcv.r Scuurgr, today. joined in ex-
pressing the belief that what threat
cnci to De Il malignant epidemic. III
yellow fever Will BE- stamped out be-
fore the FROST cones
1t Is the opinion of Or. i. II. White.
II. ci:"rE' # the marin" hospital forces
ana ~ me state ana city health officers
that if destruction Of the stcgOinyia
checks tile spread Of the disease tn,
present visitation of the plague will
HAY" been = blessing in disguise, since
II will have demonstrated III" ability
Of science t" control yellow fever.
)" far rs the health authorities were
able to discover. today. no eases has
tliuS far developed from The outlying
infection ctnter; ana with few cAccp-
lirn@ the cases and deaths have been
among the Italians.
TING absence % It srrcad from the
outside rrl,icrs is held to IL due en-
ti:cly 10 til" fact that tnl. patients have
been perfectly "c!r"ncd and s,fentill-
caly treated while the premises have
been thoroughly Gieimfccteti after death
o. recovery. The report for the last "a
hours made officially to the state board
shows II new cases, three cases be-
lie|rd II b" yellow fever, and six
deaths.
the emergency hospital which has
been iI1tcd out fcr the care Of yellow
fever patients, WAS III full operation
today. Patients arc bein" removed To
it from all parts of the city in Il
screened ambulance.
Detention camps established by the
marine hospital seTicc To enable per-
sons 10 leave the city for regions quar-
antincd against New Orleans. We're
opened, today. Permits to enter these
ralnnS ere to be obtained from the
headqual terS Of The marine hospital
service. There is 4 slight hegira Of
New Orleans people. Some heads Of
families are sending their wives and
children cScWher" and men whose bus
mess has suffered by the appearance Of
the ftNcl are taking advantage OF the
opportunity To take summer vacations
1t is almost impossible to set into
Mississippi. Alabama, Texas or Louis
iHrI towns without detention. Quar-
antntS are made constantly more rig
i'll since the l:Oard of Health began to
make public the humber Of eases ANA
deaths. Mississippi is sending her i'll
srect"rs right into New Orleans.
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IF THEY HURRY
Canadian Troops May
Traverse Boston Streets
On Their Way to Visit Brother
Soldiers in Providence.
Massachusetts Law Prohibiting ARMED
Invasion" 10 Be Evaded.

Boston. July % \ plan was adopt
ed. today, by consent of The executive
department whereby the 45rd Canadian
Regiment of ottawa, viii pass through
BOSTON on their way t. Providence and
return in August, without being de-
!rivcd Of their arms. The plan was
adopted in view OF the necessity inn
posed by the statutes which forbid
rU.tii5n military bodies to parade in
the city under arms.
1t was felt that any PROJECT which
compelled thu visiting regiment to give
up their arms Will" passing through
poston would be an indieni.y, although
the law was specified. Accordingly
Adjt. Cen. Stopford. Lieut.. Gov. Guild
and Il representative % the attorney
generals office, today. met to consider
the difficulty.
The arrangements made provide for
tbs Canadian militia t. cross the city
rs quickly as possible instead Of par
Hdin5. They Will boarl special trains
on the Elevated Railroad at the North
station and DC transported directly to
the South Station, where they will
take the train for Providence
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CHANGE in THE HOUR.
Department OF Agriculture Statistics
viii be Issued at Noon.


Washington, July 3..-Ecginnng August
10. tin. monthly c%tiutt''S of the condition
of the corn, spring wheat ana oat crops
will h" ISSUED as rHEt!lN rs possible after
l. O'Clock loon, instead If I i. NJ, a.
cOr,liu@ IT, the SvSt"TI heretofore IN nn"rH-
ton 1T the department Of aGricnltufr
\ statement Announcing tN,. cntu@' Was
made by Assistant S'cr' tIrN Hays. to
day. AMI * as FOLLOW
ON Aug. 10 1881. tn" crop "*iim2tin@
hnlrd of tn" department al t:,r:'il,t'lr
vii meet at O'Clock y NJ. rul l".giI,-
ming at l. o'clock nu"r will g;N" "''t '''-
Inmates On conditions ~ In" United StEt"S
~ II whole. as rapids us th,; arr r"rn
rlt,d tnr the corn. sprng WHEAT ana "at-
IRON. which viii be- Ken ~; ~ 1'r' "i.''i
uainrd Tn, detailed estimates r,Strlln-
the ahuv" IG"utioH,H CROP; and other
rrups embraced ~ lh tnru%i estimates
viii he ISSUED at "rlprh - N, on ne
dat" I,tfn"d.
Announcement W.,: ii..,d. ~ Jhr drp'
m,.lt ~ n,;ricuitrlrr Wednesday. tnl
Mrs Bertha I;urch, rl"at" secretary {"
Former s;tatietici.'n HYDE. lttd r'"Ia;n' 4,
and that lii" re=i@uati"n had h''n 49,
Ctpt,t
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BASEBALL MEETING.
Organization ForsneG-Picnty of Back
ins-Capt. Ready to Handle Team.

An interesting meeting was held n
| the clks' building. Silver street, Thurs
| day afternoon, which was a most ap
prcpriaie substitution for the ball gam,
which was scheduled to have beer
played with Hallowell, but cancelled
The Wateryille Baseball Association
vas formed. with Frank f. Brown FOL
president and II. Leroy Simpson, sec.
rotary and treasurer. Sperry II. Locke
although pcrsistently refusing to ac-
cept the nomination Of manager, was
finally prevailed upon to accept. This
was made possible by the election OF
Lowell i. Salisbury as his assistant
as Mr.. Locke felt that he had already
done more than his share i'm starting
the thing.
There has been much resentment at
the llstless way in which some of the
players appeared to feel over the poor
playing in Wednesdays game with
Fairfield. In view of this fact, as, Of
course, the city wants no men who are
not disposed to earn their salaries, it
was voted that the captain of the team
should have full authority while n
game Is in progress. No interference or
criticism will be allowed from any
source, and. rs Capt. Ready has the
full confidence Of his hackers in the
city. he viii be an impartial and trust
worthy judge of what his men shall
anj shall not do.
BY far the most significant result of
the meeting was the eagerness of some
Of our most prominent citizens to have
the city well represented in baseball
and Nv Oh inc ~
into their pockets to insure the sue
cess of the undertaking. DR.. j. F. HILL
while this was being discussed, arose
TO his feet ana offered to be one of 10
men who would stand behind the f.
nancial risks of the team. This was in
full accord with the spirit of every
member present who agreed, individu-
ally. to contribute in like manner, ac-
cording to what he thought he was
able. After more deliberate discus
sion of this point it was decided to
once more canvass the city, and, with
the right men. there seemed not a shad-
ow of a Goubt that the necessary funds
could be raised. AS to the present f.
nancial condition. it was seen to be on
sound basis, as far as meeting pres
cnt expenses was concerned. but what
the city needs is more than two games
a week TO satisfy the demands of those
who care AT all for baseball
1t is a self-evidrnt fact to those who
arc acquainted with the general COM
nlent among the business men, that
they. one and all. seem to be deter
mined to have a baseball team which
shall dc the city credit. There is not
I public-spirited citizen who cares to
have the thing fall through" now
that it has been SO fairly started Two
good pitchers will be hired and II men
will compose the team. The spirit has
reilly taken 4 firm hold on the people.
ANA Il few days will see a decided
Change in the outlook, which, last
Wednesday. seemed decidedly gloomy |
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An oelY THREAT.
a TiNsMITH ALARMED ~ the
TREMBLING or MS LINES
Finds Out How to Regain Control Of
His Nerves and 10 Freed from the
Greatest Anxiety.

1t is a much easia tasSala$.st III.
attack Of an open enemy tpan to dwell
In constant dread Of an 34ult In the
dark that Is vaguely limited 1t ana NAV
come at the first unguarded moment.
hints OF possible nervous breakdown
may well terrify ariys workinfb&ah for
his command oyer his nerves Is a large
part Of his capital. Nj. William
Browne. Of No. 1919 Lincoln street St
Joseph. Mo-. Is an expert timer in the
employ ) of the National Biscuit Co.
Heftells the following story of q trying
experience: - 1F..f ,..- -.
In the spring Of 1902. he saws.
while / was regularly working at INV
trade. 1 grew somewhat careless In nv
habits of eating and drinking, and fin.
ally found that my appetite was fickle.
bad taste fingered IN my mouth. nv
nerves twitched and we're beyond nv
control, my kidneys were out Of order
and cold sweats would break out over
my body at odd times. Perhaps, while
l stood talking with some one, this
trembling of the limbs, and profuse
sweating, and severe chill would seize
me. l became alarmed at my con-
dition and, having read an advertise
ment of DR.. Williams Pink Pills, I got
a box and began to use them. They
helped me at once. After / had used
one box the twitching Of the nerves,
the trouble with the stomach and the
cold sweats stopped and have not re.
appeared, and my appetite is good.
have told several friends that DR.. WILL
liams' Pink Pills are all right and I
recommended them to everybody"
Much has been said and written re-
Gently about medicines that contain al.
cohoi and. while most Of the criticism
has been unnecessarily alarming, II L.
evident that a remedy in pill form u
certain to be free from objection on
this score. Furthermore. DR.. williamS
Pink Pills for Pale People are abso-
lutely guaranteed to be entirely harma
less to the most delicate constitution
and may be taken without fear. They
have cured thousands Of cases and II
you will write to the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. stat
ing your trouble, you will receive a
frank reply. If the pills will cure you.
proof will be furnished; If they are not
suited for your trouble, you Will be
honestly told so.
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TIE EErjNiNGTON DEAD.
Two Mere Jeat'ns Increase List In Aw
i,i Naval Disaster

san h.c%n. Cal, July 1.-The list of
tn bennington d";'d now numbers g.,
tiirrr having heon tN" more deaths nv
). TArHtJ. \ Japanese mess attendant,
ana II. y. MrtiuS. pay clerk. The case
of N"tius is ncrllli"r. He was able to
walk w town after the accident and
Was thuG1hi not t. have been badly
injured After his wounds had been
dressed ~ WAS out VI lie streets. Sud
denly Ae collapsed ana had to be talk
IN TO III" hospital ON a strctcher. 1t is
SGHHrS' / that The shock ana Il weak
heart were til" causes of his death.
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The International Banking Corpora

The International Banking Corpora
ton was organized III June 1901 under
he laws of Connecticut. receiving its
charter w i special act Of the Legisla-
turc. 1t was then the only American
Banking Institution FORMED for the
purpose of doing business entirely liz
foreign countries with aui hority to es-
tabliSh branches. The corporation in
December, 1902, was mad" the agent of
the United states government for tho
Boxer indemnity. The stockholders Of
The corporation Vera seiel ted from
among the. leading The leading manu-
f2cturer9 exporters ami importers OF
the United states. The CORPORATE was
capitalized at $S.000,009 With j surplus
OF $4,000. COO
The officers of the corporation are
Thomas II. Hubbard, chairman of the
board Of directors, and President
James :. Fearon. vice president and j.
Il. Lee. general manager. The main
Offices Of tn" corporation are at No. L
Wall Street, New York. and there are
branches throughout the world.
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SIX MEN KILLED
And Several Injured In Railroad Wreck
at Tribes Hills, NJ. Y.

Amsterdam, y. Y. July 27.-Six men
W"f" killed ara thr"" Others probably
fatally injured by I'm accommodation
train on The New York Central Rail-
:'ad at Tribes Hills, six miles west of
this city. today. About IL hundred men
were working on ! curve distributing.
Sahd which hld been dumped for bal
"stin@ purposes, when they stepped
if'n tine track No. to allow west
"und freight train to pass. Owing to
IN" sand being whrled about in the
'l%h W.ld. 4 number of the men failed
!" notice ~" approach OF No IS. which
''n' Vl~m down. The men killed were
All Italians living at Fonda.
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RESTRICTIONS PLACED
On Boats Landing At Mobile, Coninc
From Infected Ports.

Mobile, Ala, July 2..-The loca!
health authorities have ruled thai
fruit steamers that have been ont fix.
days from their point Of sailing ana
show a clean bill Of health may unload
at the local wharves under the usual
restrictions. Under no circumstances
will vessels from an infected port b.
permitted to come ncar2: than the low
er bay where the fruit will he lightere.l
under strict quarantine regulations.
Two steamers arrived. today. from
Bluefield, non-infected port. Thes'
vessels have been going TO New Or
leans.
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SITUATION HOPEFUL.
Cificials Hope to Stomp Out the Fever
Before Next Fail.

New Orleans. July 27.-Nn report oi
yellow fevri' We're made public. by thu
city BOARD of Health III the early hours
Of the day. There WAS an official report
"f II number of new eases, loiay. how
ever. Evnort was made. today. of /.
new cases and six deaths occurring i'll
tn" preceding Il hours. OF the l. urv.
case, nine are Italians.
Tic E";tlth authorities after Il Study
Of III" foci expressed the opinion. to-
day, tt,:It there was still hoi,. of cradi-
rttins; the disease before, fan ;nI that
III my event with the prt.cnuii,..i:i l.rin.,
taken 4 serious epidemic N"> entirely
on Of the question.
is result Of Tie drcsiu, az The
state E"drd OF Health 10 ,u.Ii,,. ll.r six
DAY detention Ineffective. tuu fruit
ships bound 10 New Orleans lriv" h""n
ordered 10 Mobile Mhi,.h is Understood
% j. willing to receive them.
one rGSc Of yellow fever las an
rrar"d ut Il cannery fly" miles frum Fort
81. Philip. 80 mile; below the civ. n
is that Of an Italian woman vln 49,
caI4rd from tho French market district.
Lieut. Col MaGs. 4. =. A.. has rrilunnd
from the post. There II no present III
tcnti0n to move the garrison Thrrc is
no fever at the post. Italian societies;
are joining with priests of their natinlt-
ality in efforts to did tn. authorities
The publication Of deaths ANA eases
has not been made, but the reports Hrr
open TO inspection and the health oil
erals are mapping all foci and prompt
ly screening them.
Patients are being received ut tho
Emergency yellow fever hospital. Az
computations for Is cases have been
provided These accommodations Will
I've Steadily increased.
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MERCHANTS ANXIOUS
In Frisco Over Reported Boycott's Eff
feet On American Goods in China.

San Francisco. July 27.-Local mer-
chants interested in trade with China
have been rather anxious over q rum
or that the Chinese boycott against
American goods had gone into effect
and shat all the big milling and flour
companies had received stop orders
from their agents in the Orient and
that existing contracts had been can
celled.
China buys about $4,000, 900 worth OF
goods annually from San Francisco. c.
this amount nearly one-third is flour,
about 500. 900 barrels being exported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28
ner has been cancelled. The date with
Fairfield, however, viii be kept.

There VIII be a meeting Of the Wa
tervilie Baseball Association at the
Elks hall. at 7 o'clock, Friday evening.
important business IS to be transacted
ana all of the influential citizens who
can, by their influence help along n
good cause In our midst are urged to
be present.
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AN ERRONEOUS STATEMENT.
Found In Mr.. iiyde's Cotton Report
and Has Been Corrected.

Washington, JIly II In the revised
cotton report issued, Yesterday, BY tile
dcpaI tmemt Of agriculture an error WIS
committed in the second paragraphs
which made it appear that The June rs-
inmate by Mr.. Hyde was mad" low
tr." than the facts at hand warranted
when IN fact it vas made higher"
The err bneous statement has been
corrected Ey the department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28

Harry Page, an employee It the 8.
A. Nye q Cos. novelty mill met with
a very bad accident Thursday. Mr..
Page was at work on. the squarins ma
chine and In some way his hand slipper
and came in contact with the saw, ctit-
ting off the middle and ring finger of
the right hand He was taken to the
ONCE Ut Drs. Robinson and Rand, who
dressed the wounds