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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

sc Dick t.. 2.1iA. by Royal Dictator.
winner Of eight firsts ont of ten starts
IN 1902: Joe Sihley, .2.i5s4. by Cecillian.
WHO has been 1 close second in 2.O1,
Alire s.. 1924. triar21S. r.Sdy Winship.
2.2S. by Gairbrel. ..10A. dam Lady Win
shin td@m Of -. also i last green trot-
ter by PaIo Alto" Chimes, 2.11A. that
looks very good for the coming season.
Pitisbur%'s fast stnppcrs are being
transferred from winter quarters to the
lrCnOts Island track. The first stable
10 report az the island is President
James G.. BENEFITS Redwood, 2. 1034. AMI
Frank Wilson. 2.0o4. arrived at the
tack last Tuesday. Joe Glesenkamp
sent Evelyn BYRD. 2.15H. to the island.
Manager Dave Mcdonald moved his
string 10 his new barns on the island
inc luding the trotter Dr. Strong, 2.O7h:
Glory, 2.1iA: Harvey c. 2.19A: Faster
2.13A: McEurie. 2.17: Joe N: 217A, Oak
lard Belle, 2.e3h, Major Wilton, 2.24h.
Betina. trial 2.11A, Princess Bengal, a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
DEFICIT OF s7e,74s
Appears in Accounts Of Cooperative
Savings Society OF Connecticut.

Hartford, CT, May 3.-AccOrling to
an examination of the accounts OF the
Cooperative Savings Society of Con-
necticut. made by Morris c. Webster.
state building and loan commissioner.
n deficit of s19.1lS appears. The pres
iGent of the society. Chas. w. Hrone
has been appointed receiver of its af-
fairs under bond Of 500. 900 by Judge
Horaback in the superior court.
The application for receiver was
brought in the name of Ernest Cady. a
director. upon vote of the board of di-
rectors. and was supported by Com
missioner Webster. Mr.. Cady alleged
that the assets were in danger of being
wasted by reason of the large expense
in running the business OF the society
and ne alleged that certain of the
shareholders were in danger of losing
in the value of their shares through
the payment in full Of shares maturing
in the near future and by the payment
in full of shares presented for with
drawal.
Commissioner Webster told the court
that he supposed the business had
been managed as well as 1t could have
been under the circumstances. The ex-
penses had been larger than the re-
ceipts. he said.
The society. according to state
ment of Jan. 10. 1905. had nominal to-
tai assets of 81 .0O3. 1874. including mort
cages on real estate of $G17.9li. The
cash assets are about $4,000. There are
about 1000 shareholders in Connecticut
and Rhode Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

Prince OslOff. is named in. the s3o00
Pnnkapoag stake for I'll class trotters,
by Frederick Haitit, of Chester. Pa. The
Mas>ao husetts $10.000 sake for 30 clas;;
tr"ttcrs has IS nominations, including
]. 'Ecrt and Cumming g. of Reading; DR..
j. VI. McCready. Of Seawickley. Pa. and
]. c. Mckinney. of Titusville. Pa.
Horses will not be named until August.
j. T.. Barnes. of Uniontown, Pa. has
purchased a stable Of promising young
II htc1s. Maravedi, by Margreave. 2.l5a.
dGm Laura McGregor. ID: Martial by
Mtrgrave. dam by Jersey Wilkes; j. S.
s. by gciding. by DIR. Hooker 223At
darn by Red Wilkes: Lizzie Allcrton, hy
Ailerton. 2.09l4. dam by Lord RUSSELL
Society Girl. go by Wilkes Boy, 22iE,
dar by King Rene. and Nellie Nc. by
McHcbtrts. dam by Rolla Golddust.
J. NJ. shannon. of Clarion. Pa, has in
charge Of the successful Ohio reinsman,
w. s. Hunel. about Il head of young
ssers AID record horses. Among them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
MAKES RAIN 70 ORDER.
Interesting Experiments Conducted in
Southern California.

los Angeles. Cal. May 3.-Charles
Hatfield. "Rainmaknr." who has been
working since Dec. Is last to produce ~
inches of rain for southern California
by May l on "A pledge Of number Oh
Los Angeles merchants tn pay him
$1,000 II he succeeded, completed his de-
monstratiOn and has been paid large
proportion Of the sum promised. Tine
remainder of the amount guaranteed
him will be paid shortly.
The fall of rain in Los Angeles dur
ing the season ending May l. has been
1886. which far exceeds the fall of last
season and is above tn" normal annual
precipitation. Hatfield established his
''rainmaking" plant in A!tadena. in the
foothills of the mountains. some 20
miles from Los Angeles. on Dec. Is. and
the amount OF rainfall from that day
in the immediate locality of his place
has been 26.i9 inches.
| Hatfield's method is n generation 81
gas and its discharge into the atmo
sphere from chimney. which has thu
result. he claims. OF attracting force
| OF nature which compel moisture t
form and be precipitated in the shap
| of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
HORSE NOTES.

Bcr.ic r. o.12A, is in foal to Be
Sure, 2.06$.
May Fern. 2.11H. has a fine filly sister
to Lord Revplsteke 2.12A. l,a
The veteran trainer Hiram Woodruff
viii race Almont King. 2.1GA, again
this year.
President Bennett. of the Pittsburg
club. will race the Walnut Hall cup
inner, Redwood. 2.10i2, this season.
A. r. Moore. of Grcensburg. Pa. has
sold the bay mare Edna Patch. by Dan
Patch 1.56, to Fred Watson, of Brook
lyn.
Lee I.C;ther. of PunXsutaWney, Pa.
has sent Coupon. by the Bondsman to
w J.. Snow. of HOrnellsville, to train
aId race.
Senator J. w. Bailey. Of Texas. has
sold his fast mare. Attire. 2.14A. BY
Prclgal. PIG, to Senator L. C. Knox OF
Penns ylvania. We trust the transfer
was effected with true senatorial cour
tesy.
+. s. Woodward, the well-known
Camden horseman. has decided to sell
his trio of fast trottarS, Temple Wilkes
2lOA: Jean u, 2.I2H. aud Monical, at
the Philadelphia Horse Exchange mex.
month.
Bert Shaffer formerly CT South Beth
lehcm. Pa. is training Il few choice ones
at Coatesyille. Pa. Among the number
is Hazel. by Contestant. and Perfection,
by Pluck. 2.22l. son of Plot Medium,
from Laura Brooks. dam Of Hal Rowe.
2.15H.
Miss Dean. 2.24A. by Aberdeen, dam
by Princeps the property OF Attorney
John q. Chapman, treasurer of the
Matinee Club. of Pittsburg. has foaled
a very fine fly by Actell, olSA, and will
i,e bred back. Miss Dean trotted the
cleveland track before being bred In
216A.
Martin Kendeg, Of Washington. has
sold Pat Actel. by Actel 21SA, to F.. s.
Kaiiey of South Sharon. Pa. Pat Actel
is a 4-vear-old colt 16 hands high,
weighing 100. and is one of the very
highest type OF the American trotting.
coach and show horses. His dam is by
Patron.
The matinee game is growing in
PENNSYLVANIA. The horscmen of Altoon,
have recently SdIliZ|u Il ROAD drivers
association. which has Il likely MEM
bcrship If 115, and is called the Blair
County Road Drivers Association. Tho
association will hold it's first matinee
on May ~. -a'f
The early closing stake for 2.O9 trot
ters. at Columbus. has l. entries and n
stronger field is seldom seen in the
Grand Circuit 1t will he seen tina.
country Jay. 210ls: Angola. 2.Osh. ana
the two Pennsylvania trotters. John
Ta-lor. 2.0sA, and Zephyr. o.11, are in
| this event: also Brownie Wilton. 2.10
NJ. v. Megargee. Of Gainesville. pa
has number in training. Among ther,
are Youngsters by Be Sure. 2.O6A. Tia
Be Sure youngsters are Madam IA
Sure. Lucille Be Sure. from Lucille II
ls12; Sam Be Sure, full brother of In.
lcille and Lady Re Sure Youngsters hv
lo,hnr sires are Debby Wilkes, nv Or,
lWilkes. I'll. and Advertiser. Jr.. by Ad.
vertiser.
/ Miss Rosedale. by Rosedale, dam bx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
COBURN, u: w. H. So I.
This Sig Score Piled Up in Six Innings
VI" in the Rain. ~

A game of baseball between Coburn
and Waterville High was played on
Alumni field. Wednesday afternoon.
which resulted in score of IL to l.
in favor of the former. The game was
but six innings in length. owing to the
jncessant fall of light rain and the
utter hoplessness OF an exciting or
close game. The game opened with
coburn at the bat, represented by Fen
lawson who got first on a safe hit and
second on a pass ball. Smith was pu!
out by knocking grounder to second
Mower. with a two Dagger. scored Fen
lawson and Pendleton went out on {
Gy. The game proceeded. on the par
of Coburn, in a similar way through
he entire elk innings, with the except
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
WATERVILLE HIGH

The Waterville Lodge of Elks was
represented IN Augusta. Wednesday
evening by about 20 CT the leading
members. They were instrumental in
ihstituting sister lodge in Augusta
w'mch IS known as the Capital Lodge
and which has a charter nembershin of
about l"5. In this number Is included a
large number of the leading citizens Of
Augusta who have been attracted by
the success Of the Waterville lodge and
have desired similar enc in their
own city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

Stephen Ladd Of Mercer. whose prem
ises were searched by Sheriff Smith
Tuesday morning. pleaded guilty to a
single sale of hard cider in the Munich
pal Court Tuesday af'arroon. and was
sentenced to thirty days IN Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

ION OF the third inning, VIXEN cohsrh;
, run IN seven scores and obtained S hits
me game during the remainder OF the
inay PASSED without particular interest
Inc only run made by Watervilla u,sh
was Dy Cook in the fourth, who finally
scored by getting first on an erro. nv
feniayson. stealing second and third
Colby. ~ "s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

- - Z N I. 'rTafs
fast 3-year-nld nnd tire racer. Sweet
Marie 2.11J4, j. D. Callery's stable will
reach the island before, the *entf Of the
press It week. The opening hmtinee Will
be held on Jane g.. DR.. stforig. Will make
his first START of the s'lraeIr I'm ..tit 2.9s
trnt. in Detroit, July "a. Mcdonald will
handle the reins behind DR.. Strong in
All his. engasenients.ss Nh iii,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

In -ls0i the number OF arrivals a.
Ellis Island was G9G. 500. the number r,,r
The entire country being 100000. CT
these 263.150 settled down in NrwSAork
city. ard tie great ma jority or the re-
-nain'ier went to other cities as labor
ers etc. where they are rot needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

HNellington Sprague, superintendent Of
the Union Sattion at Portland. and Ed
Roberts. n conductor on the Boston e.
Maine r. r.. were in town. Tuesday,
leaving on the 40 train for Bingham,
on q fishing trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

BottOnlcss pit has been found in
tn" mountains Of Hualaiai. back Of
Kailua, in the. Hawaiian Islands. IL il
about four feet in diameter, 'ri,r Dit
is peculiar from the fact that. It sucks
in~the air with remarkable force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

The Waterville Gentlemens Driving
Clab will meet in city hall. Thursday
evening. for the purpose of drawing M
regulations pertaining the riatinee racts
ard other features Of the summers
program. A full attendance is expected
Of the members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

The marriage intentions of Miss Mae
Wheeler of this town and Fred Grant
of Fairfield. have been placed on file
ut the town clerks Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
OAKLAND.

o. NJ Sibley has bought a fine pair of
horses of Fred Priest at Martin Stream
They are perfectly matched. stylish, and
weigh DOC pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
SKOWHEGAN.

German measles are epidemic among
the school children just II present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
Deposits received subject to check and
INTEREST PAID ON TIVE DAILY BALANCES

In Savings Department. interest paid
1T ANTENLY at the rate of per cent.
per annum on deposits remaining
THREE MONTHS. or more. interest
computed from the first to the 18th or
each month.
Al Deposits Subject to Check and
Strictly Confidential.
Savings Deposits legally exempt
from taxes.
Burglar and Fireproof Safe Deposit
Boxes to Let.
FRANK F.. SMITH, Treasurer.
HIRAM L. PISTON. Assistant Treas.
Banking hours 2 to 4 daily; except Sat-
urday. Saturday. to l. %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

Modern Japanese coins and bank
notes bear legends in English as well
as in japanese.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

Frank Groder Of Augusta is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
GrOder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
Deposits are Placed on Interest tn
First Of Every Month.
Augusta Trust Go.
Opera House Block, Augusta, Me.

Trustees-J. MANCHESTER HAINES.
President.
George E. MacOmber W. Fl. Gannett.
Edwin G. Burleigh. +. S. Lyman j, II
H. NJ. Heath, Chas. II. White,
f. W. Kinsman, Byron Boyd.
Arthur w. Whitney. W. Scott Hill.
George n Lawrence, Nathan Weston,
J.. j. Crooker Ira H. Randall,
H. f. BOwditch, G.. L. Stevens.
Thos J. Lynch, John r. Gould.
Frank T.. Smith,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-24
JUDGE DAYTON
R0L0s Court
AT PARkERSBURG

Judge Aston Dayton. succeeding
Judgc john j. Jackson, as distr:cce,
Judge for the Northern District Of
West Virginia, arrived in Park rsbur.
last night. from tais ely. waeye lie
took the oath of Office yesterday aud
tais morning he openad court there.
He was greeted b many members .;
the local bar. at tae opening session.
Judge Dayton stated or rataer in
timat.d that he would follow III, PIE.
ced,nt rccoguizs,lr by federal iulr,s
ard that no immediate calug would
be mad, in tns organization of ~
csart. II any clnngss can 'hce Il (
rot b. slst ash als eo';I-l rr-
.cr,e. Z "a rsi-rs.pu,, III
D ,ef as remarks.
y Ear IS rssit ncse i. ~ ~,
j:iige Dayton may vi b .lia = d.
without plans While ne ma. are
PERSONAL interests at pbilippi. h. ass
not stated whether h. would rta;n
III residence there or whether u.
would establish it in Clarkshnrs.
In TINS connection il may b. -aid taat
several towns in the district have mai.
an cfFor TO persuade .Jnig, Dayton 70
make his residence there. hut as vi i.
is undecided.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-24
COLE FOR
ARGENTINE
consul.

George G. Mcintosh, eiitor of tue
Fayette Journal, mas declared that We
win mot accept the con.uishlp nc
Buenos Ayres Argentine Republic, 70
which Office ne was appointed and cor
firmed on Saturday and it Is said tnar
the West Virginia senator's have agreed
to recommend State Senator George c.
Cole, Of Weston. for tne place:
1t is presumed that Senator Cole will
accept TIN consulship. Telephone in,
quiries to ais home town Tuesday af !,
tt-rnoon secured tine information that
he was In Washington in consultation
with the West Virginia senators and
his friends and associates there Thought
that 1t was most likely that ne would
accept the appointment.
1t is Thought Mcintosh will formally
tender his resignation within few
days when it Il received it is ex-
pected Cole will be appointed. On
leaving Washington Mcintosh said h.
had never been candidate for consul
to Buenos Ayres, but ilad refused t:aat
place wnen it was Offered him two
months ago. and has several times
since declined it He said his APP
Ipointment on Saturday was made vita
out consulting MIN.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-24
Trustees Sale

By virtue of the authority vested IN
me by tnrc orders of the Circuit Court
of Harrison County in the Cancer,
canse of James H. Mines vs.. Katie L.
Dodge and Joseph w. Dodge, nor nus
band. recorded in the Chancery Order
Book No. 90, of the Circuit Court of
said county on pages 355 and 336
wherein Joseph Lee Raodes was appoint-
ed trustee in the place and stead of A.
s. Long in unrec deeds of trust bearing
date the 10Th day of December, 1909. the
e5th day of May. 1908. and the 18th Jay
of July. 1903. respectively. on record in
tae county clerks office OF said county
IN Trust DEED Book at" page POI; Trust
Deed Book "U,' page l24, and Trust
Deed Book ''u." page io4. respectively.
and by virtue of said deeds of trust
executed by Katie L. Dodge and Joseph
w. Dodge. fer husband, to A. S. Long.
a trustee. will on
SATURDAY, ARPIL s. 1905,
at Loo p. M, in front of tns Court
House OF Harrison county. sell to tn,
highest and best bidder the following de-
scribed property:
Lot No. Il, in ,Iackson.s last addition
10 the City of clarksburg, being the
same real estate conveyed to Katie L.
Dodge by Mary McGrath, by iced r.
corded in the proper Office or said county
in deed book 1873 page AIS. Said prop,
erty is located on jackson street in tue
City of Clarksburg. There are three
good frame honses on tae lot. eaen OF
which makes vfry desirable resil nee.
TERMS OF sALE--casi, as per tens
Of the Deeds of Tru.r.
JOSEPH LEE RHODES.
l4mnrltis.w. Trustee.