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New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,-1,.,.,--. Ns~ York. DeeeHber 1896
resuIl 81 scattering liquidation realizing followed by
oe fdhe aggressive selling by houses when MAJ have
zen operating or esaTish turopesn Thee was
sFsat Iea ~ d1nana ana after cfcEius unchanged
% points higher. dvtnS
market closed steady decline o. 10 % Is r5i7ts
aieS Tor the half session
II:-ss- me "psninS advance about On the
I5ll.ii i-4rh' reporting advance Of =
llChahEe4 to Pfennis higher. The
nI+InetS Nere Inactive. With unchanged and
I-uta ;act which attributed confusion
As the operation Of the Conversion Law Recar.s were
shcut the the Sts Average On rrdav ans vtN
- o. a h9ids} IN re Brazilian markets there wiU DC
70 Hsfes on Monday. Nothing definite was lsa,rled
hg the status and scope Conversion bill
"i!ch was reported 10 be signed
N the local trede be divided as to i'm
IilIate ln''enee The selling in local market
tstS aFhorEh the house executing the orders
80 important domestic connections in the
" est as Nsi as locals 1he decfe did carry the
ket pacN 10 re low POINT Of thc week foiogiy
an advance OF about 40 points nothing
more than the result Of realizing by scapfnr longs and
Ilnaanon o3 some Older long accounts had been
Maithg foF bulge 20 get out The spot
for Rio No Z.
The range or contract prices market to-day
fnliaMs
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

Christmas trade
sIEGEL COOPER COMPANY. Sixth avenue 18th
and 18th streets. offer this week large number OF
holiday gifts, such as chatelaine bass pungents
or smelling salts bottles, coin holders, beaded bags
VANTINE. Broadway. 18th and 18th streets offers
carved iVories
SI1IPSON-CRAWFORD COMPANY Sixth ave
nue., 18th 10 10th street offers diamond jewelry \
large line OF books, including some half leather edi-
OF mems bath robes.
HIGGINS g. SETTER. West 2lst ana West 2.d
streets, near Sixth avenue, offer this week special
They also advertise bronze eiectrolleIs srspefrit
glasses. rarnekins and boulllon cups.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO, Broadway and
18th street. advertise variety Of practical holiday
Detiicoats hosiery eIoEes fans SH I jersey t@p
and . large number OF similar articles.
q. ALTMAN & co. S4th and s5th streets have
arranged sale Of fur garments. muffs and neck
pieces for Wednesday December 70 They also
offer lines Of women's gloves ara women's silk
sale Of misses and girls dresses and outer gar
ments. while special sale Of upholstery fabrics
and lOunEing pillows VIII be held tomorrow
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and Goth street
Fifth avenue and 18TH street. advertise a sale of
gloves armietts-for wearing underneath long
I'm line 81 rugs jnr5n sn ana Turkish
Cueutes iAousouls antique Daghestans and small
size kermanshah, TabriZ, SIENNA and Saruk rugs
JOHN DANIEL. SONS q SONS Broadway
9Th and sth streets advertise lines OF silverware
bronzes clocks toilet silver. perfumes cut glass
Silverware, Christmas cards, calendars and a spe-
cta sale OF pictures, embracing religious suberts
and portraying the life or Christ and the Madonna
STERN BROTHERS. West 2sd street offer for
tomorrow dress silks. 1850 yards Of different va
rieties in waist. skirt and dress lengths They
also advertise for this week imported decorative
linens mems house coats and robes. antique Per-
sian rugs. boys. young mems ana ehildrens gar
ana eyenine cloaks imported and domestic shaWfs
special lines OF furs womens and misses waists,
colored dress goods ano psIAsE or other articles.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

Ire Ministerlasts could not see any possbili,v NJ,
n, 'I- soc9s coming into Canada under the
70 come DOVE great deal they said 10 corrasnonS
with Canada's general or maximum tariff is,
diate tariff. Nevertheless it nigbt ne ne lnterme-
ulue. ~ Ile new scheme TO arrange for certain lines
the lover rte exports d to come into Canada under
reyes granted to Canadian exporters '''''
The dumping clause. which was introduced as
feature OF the old Canadian tariff. two years ago
and which Is designed to prevent the sale of Amer
lcan goods in Canada at slaughter ,rIcos &C. con,
uhoed IN force with some changes Hitherto IT has
appleo only 20 dutable goods bur this restriction,
Las peeh stricken out, IND In the fr,Ira n win
JIttlS 10 All lnportations. whether durabls or freh
+f+ % CIIansed so that hereafter II will provide
bejTr i-z,1i ,e@1Id uIies which will apply TO goods
-, 'iE & &Laoscrimln2tely dumped in Canada will not
IT, .Iss Ut more than ID per cent.
.rtt-I also deals with denatured alcohol This
,-a mas oeen free from excise DUTY for some
fI,e ~ Salada The only difference between
ne ne cohcltlons in Canada under the old tariff ann in
ue Chted States after ne new i5T. cor,1ae M ,tn -
:. - on January Is that in the tinted states
- - Btooosed TO allow the na.ilfacture of Ja-
natured alcohol 10 be carried on nv car.ain tstiI
,Sl-es' ,.' While in Canada this hrs been a govern
50 Ao .i"ohi99poly The rate Of duty was formerly
70 ~ cents with the idea of reducing the cost ~
49,, Lor manufacturing purposes Under the
on on WITH the proyiso that IL may be wiped out AT
iy af IIlle IN the future. The Minister of Inland
VITA the hope of greatly reducing tho nrica of
1elaiured i alcohol and if he does not succeed he
that purpose they Will be allowed 10 ;nor % foi toI
alcohol Iree OF duty 'i -'~'5"
90 Their is general Satisfaction ut che contiaua,ion
OF tee iron and steel bounties under which fhn Iara
Sleei WORKS Al Sydney and Sault Sic NiariS baS' :.
Ioufished Should the United states Steel Trust
.9L me american markets II would not benefit nv
.I',,- 1Ii,' az ule tarih provides that they will
ttpy ohiy 10 steel made for the Canadian mar
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

- - ~ l lne u0ar naIkeL ruIed Gget
-four was quiet hut Gs spring patents 81 20 ass 10:
s.: spring clears s. 50. tAtra No winte- IS q
flour s5ssdy quoted s. = a s. 30 spot and r. to ar
rtye RE FLO: r a1In. qiote ed fsIr TO g2nd s. s5
1sad. quoted. iin dried. s. as -. 70 brand,
s. eodsi - oars s. oasl l. FEGD"we5Ss
standard mlddl'os. so. in loe n saSks -four o.
H, HoF r., :, fa ~ y,[y
ssS rel dog. SO : : boniry ci5op 5. aai& So 20
9A'S ~ @H " Tas', ,s s :' csata5 :93 .s sfs
5ae"ce g 5ra:lesd wi g ~. ribs. ] 'ysnee,'e % reoGTts
t@1roii= att"~.ty NJ rs so-ag wne8t estimate. We're
N -cco1ar - ltte-r snd cheaper ArSentne -
~c % 30 PEI tasr rr,rn Toel ,aey rs,.ore-ad arer
regs sr ,.o~e =, cork there vas S5sr e95S5n ' =,
,.uG. st,~, oaoyt d'r7 from lest po.at Or the
so % go as r3s'2- .o 5 2 r~5"',%e
a5.. s1 - a,ifcr Strd ~e~ihves- a-rila!z or
Eot 7- t'4o'oo" hUsl RED -.th 19+tsooo hush
r. H-7, o2s Ne11 - t.ri mt . g,feTnn'eat re-
e., in rssrr5nt,z ,os.7e-s durins re day cSaF
,allv to rcd 81, cavrf,r tnd ST. aetYt ,l't
E'rf'T7 , s9I s hard ho. wPtsr %
ing ot NJ s'erG, rrhles fIr!her repor:s of damage
t'e c-teF, responsible strcrth IN the
SatUriaF- Although q shsGc
win Thest a. tSr "eu'ne the market turned stronger
during tr' da,. . the close DraCtcsify ivc
cFo,e the prev.ou5 night The interior moremen;
continued small footing ~ 97s.Gel bush c7rnp1rHi
v,fH s}9 a0o bush The cash market
yolF VS. also r-u. closing as follows No c1rl.
r1'." and 20 ~eN'v- Ito n aao1- OTIS
rc mar.' f,r oats vas frme, on c2'tlsg-G ~
cas-. Ear&e ir Ncr York vs. Without change closing
80 - n HSt@ a9t-c and clipped white SO
r.. rs .ff So ETE-MarEet frr-- NJ Western
s9A". ,,s0 lor.5 Lsrs-y and stat g. a ese d.
ir@ 80. ara -reItue 4satEer. z Buffalo. Br-CK-
W7fEtr- Na--ef ~rier- quoted. 81 - per IoH =.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
EOREIGN PORTS.

Lizard. Dec sPassed. steamer Smoleusk (F-1ss} Eas-
New York for Rotterdam and Libau - . . -
Southampton S-Arrived. steamer PhiladsiphiAs
Mills York Plymouth and CherbOurs.
Hamburg Dee s-Arrived. steamer Washington saIsr>s
Jansen.
erbOurs :. $50 .. m--Saied steamer ST Loris
Iarison ,from Southampton, New York
Rotterdam. s 10 a ul-saileG steamer Nislw Am
st@rdam tDutchl. BOner. New York via Boulosrss
sailed steamer AmsteldyS Dutch). Van der Hsuval.
Mckenzie. New York
sSalled steamer Aeeand t0Fl
New York
IFavre- e . p m-Saied. steamer Ia IoCra1re
York
Southampton Dec S-Sailed steamer st Louis Jannisor.
New York Chersourg tand passed Hurst Casts
Las
Plymouth, Dec : S;3l nf-Arrived. steamer Fnadel-
pPta Mills. YORK for CherbOUrg and Southampton
ar proc-ede3l-
Cr1scTstovr Dec : 4:O7 u-Arrived. steamer CaronA
(Rri Barr New York for Liverpool (and procesded)-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec s-CIosn,s- -vE5EAT-spo. steady: NJ
rcd winter. 1Ilsd. 1c Decernos-.
Sad March IS 52sd May. is 3D. CORN-Spot steady,
mixed. "a, duls January As
March Nd. HOPS at London (Factac CoasO steady,
f3 10slfff 15s FLOCRSt Louis fancy winter steady.
s. FF,AS--Csnadau trn 9z.d. BEEF-Exfra India
mess strong 13s PORK-Prine Western steady.
EaconCunaberland Is 80 10 quiet 4ss Ga; saet
rh rs To "a 10 STEADY middies. light -
"a To- duh 53s; heavy 8 70 40 ID. dull 81 81:
clear backs. 16 20 Io Quet as clear bellies -
u II. quet. ShO8lGers-SGuare. IL 13 %,
steady as 6d I4NRD-Prine Western ass 6ts
American refine! n pals cd TALLOW-
Prime city strong TCRPENTINE-Spirits nrra. 40.
CHEESE-CaTaden white. quiet cas- 3D. do coF-
quiet G.s IINSEED OIL sready. 23s "a.
PETROLEUM steady. 6ssd. ROSIN-Common sssAdS.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
NEW woMEN's TAILORING OFFERS

= hneitel, women's tailor No. S East 3Oth
street Fifth is advertising special re
ductIons this week in made o-order tailor gowns
OF new and exclusive styles Mr. Kneite attends
20 all fittings personally, and guarantees entire
satisfaction in every He announces that he
mas returned from making exhaustive research
among the best ateliers in Europe. and has Styles
that viii suit the discriminating tastes Each
design he says, has a novelty and charm that will
be found TO be most pleasing. Mr.. knetel also
announces a special sale OF Paris models and of
rare collection OF imported tailored costumes left
from this season.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
STRIKE IMMINENT III HEARST MINE.
Eight Hours and Union Wages Demanded by
Homestead Men in Black Hills.
u Telegraph q - Tr!bune

Deadvood, :. D, Dec. S.-The Homestake gold
mine in the Black Hills. owned by William Ran
dolph Hearst and his mother, which has been
run as nou-union mine for twenty-five years. is
causing trouble. and strike is imminent. one
thousand Of the miners have joined the Western
Federation of Miners, and demand eight
hour day. with union wages The mine officials
have refused.
The mine employs 900 men. and IN case Of a
strike every mine IN the Black Hills would he
affected. The state militia has been ordered 10
hold itself ready TO start for DeadWood on two
hours notice. Should strike occur. thousands
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
sbrfngs mSil
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN New York.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and
Philippine Islands (via San Franciscol
China 10. 1890 a
(vfa San FTanciscof-Alaneda Dec IL, y: 30
and Philippine
Islands tvfa Seattle-kaga Maru- Dec IS 6.oc
Hawaii. Japan. Curea. China and Philip
pine Islands Cvia san Francisco Mon
Japan Except parcels post msilsl. Corea,
China Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria. B C)-Em-
Japan. Corsa and China Especially ad-
dressed only. (vfa Tacomab-Anrr-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

sIst 81 No. sol Wesc: Knobtrn Company ast
tioF' ,.o esstTssters .1...'~ Sess -
l3sh 56. 10 II. :. Cs 24th St tOxi0o.
Dunnar and Lumber Company ast- Morse
estate Charles Becknlann lessee Frank -. 90
Burghard contractor. AoS y
I'VE whole front between S9th and lVOtn
.,r2xl06 Mnet Narnish Company ast
Harber Realty Company. owner: KAT i SpAer ,,~-
sstf :. No So West. Arthur Broanett agt -
and contractor -sSA- -
Henry Nos. 164 and l6S Edwin NJ aousas-
ling Epstein Brothers. owners l. SoKeSrv oo.-
~ -
14SI ST. J-rsey Terra Gotta Company aSS
KasiSusES SsSGS hStoTssS wSSr owner anu 5000
i33d st lO0 q. e. % cypress ave. 2jxleN
Peerless Brick Company ast- g Dunke, owner:
Brothers contractors 80
n.s 81. Al Row. Ne. as.
Scfwartz Maria Reich and Becks
KIeinfeld. Gcttiso q Ftinbers.
sarn. property. same agt Maria Reich. owner.
RIssrfsld and contractor F4s IS
No 2l0 20 21d, Charles W.
Everett House Company, owner. Charles J.
Peterson. contrscJor
aath No S3T o Gar East. Arson Larsen ast
Lena Cohen and David a Cohen owners ana
iaeJh St n isO q = % An ave s0xsa II.
same agt Ma% Epsr@in aud Harris Cohen own
and Contractors ....-....-.. AZ n,
Henry at. No I5s les National Architscr,raI
Iron Works est. Abraham and Jacob Epstein
ovnxs IsaAc eekosky. contractor. - a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Sunrise 7.I2 $50 Noon rises Moons age =
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandv Hook .O5 Island 30 He'll Cate a
PM-Sandy Hook I:t2 Gov Island $40 Hell Gate -
WIRELESS REPORTS
The Butcher. which reported 70 Cape Race a. N
YESTERDAY 150 Iaes or that station
expected about S.32 Tuesday.
The RvndaE. which reported Cape Pace a m
yesterday when miles sOu~ast % that station. -
sxpec-ed % dock Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
NEN YORK IHICES

A51fAI-5-The marset ssr pig iron certificates q; the
Produce Exchange du. WIKI prices poctcaitF
changed 70 sacr. standard olndry tneWl grades are
quoted S2SHS2i -. Fco-sars.
S2+, and March ST. 75GS24
MpLASSES AND SYRCPS-Saturday : husiress In both
Tnolasses and syrups moderate but underton- Ur
tae market hrm. Quotations follow MOI.ASSES
New Orleans centrifugal liza ltc,
good. lS02n, prime 2Ud2Sr New Orleans. kettle
5oGiNc- SNKUFS-Commou l+al5c talr. lSf iIc: good
leg2qc: prime. 22a2ic, fancy. -9a2sr
OllS-t'ottongecd stcadN Tor Eearhy
on light and with
pro4ucts Late months however. showed ten
dency in absence Of and Of
ireer movement spot quoted .asc b,r
no Transactions were recorded Sales 300 Decemtar
SS'sc 100 JanIary. &c 100 MAY. 36c Lnseed oil
was Unchanged. Refined petroleum reported in ssa
T@anie T@, demand at recent prices We quote; PETRoE-
4oc; bulk 35c refined New York IOc Phiis5eT,
2 sis ac ss5e water white New fork ools. 950c bulk
eeses New York Isc. PhiadeiphIa. IL s-r c,)1Toys s
ygs5os D.ssnssI ss. dssA Ianaay' ss.
and July 38,gs7e prime white and primo winter v.s,
nominal LINSEEp oL-AmsrieAn seed city raw tio
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
DINNER IN SETH LOWS HONOR.

Birmingham, Ala. Dec S-Ex-Mayor Seth Low
OF New York the guest Of honor at a dinner
al the Country Club tonight. He will leave here
for New York Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

or men will be idle in the mountain towns, and
tfouoie is expected The federation officials
nave issued ultimatum to the union miners
10 enforce union rules strike.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Dec. S.-The condition Of the Treas
ury Al the beginning of business to-day was as
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
TRUST FUNDS. TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFTC ATFS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

" ,'.'i'eh' Man, Dec. CSpeciaU-E L. Parsons.
On oiu 'h'e dSoa miner. has arrived here from the
, -. ioi u ana tells some remarkable stories Of
happenings 1t Dawson CITY when IN. tb,.
crops many degrees below Zero He saws:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
Hands Off in Morocco.

CThe Washington Herald. Dec. IL, 1906.
1t was appropriate that the success,
full fight for clause declaratOrS
in the Alscciras treaty of our pur,
pose not ITO depart from the ira
ditiOnal American foreign policy
which fOrbids participation by tho
United States i'm the settlement OF
political questions which are entirely
European in their scope" should have
been made by such a consistent cham
piOn of that traditional policy as Sena
tor Eugene Hale Of Maine.
There was a time when Mr.. Hale's
appeals against the extension of this
governments activities to distant lands
fell On deaf ears. He endured detrac-
ton from every quarter FOR his oppc5i-
ton to our Philippine policy, but his
prophecies have, in the main, come
true, and the trend of sentiment is now
rapidly setting his way. 1t must have
been z matter of satisfaction to him
that Republican Senators rallied in
such numbers for a clear declaration,
right at the threshold of the MOrOc-
can question. The treaty probably
could not have been ratified but for
this declaration.
1t is sufficient for the United States
to bIsy itself with its own affairs and
to contine itself, us far as possible, to
the mainland. We cannot retrace our
steps in the Philippines. perhaps. The
Cuban problem will continue to en-
barrass us. But by all means let us
avoid entanglements in Africa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

UnQuestiOnably the situation that
exists today in certain sections of the
Northwest owing to the failure or in
ability of the railroads to handle the
transportation problem, is vastly more
serious than is generally believed
Whole sections of the country are now
almost wholly without fuel. Outbuild-
ings of all kinds are reported to have
been torn down and everything posi-
BILE that could be converted into heat
is being sacrificed. This in addition to
the wanton sacrifice of property will
involve a further heavy loss, by de-
priving cattle of their customary
winter shelters. 1t is evident that the
situation is one that calls for prompt
and vigorous action. The inability Of
the railroads in these sections to secure
the cars necessary for the proper
transportation of the freights essential
to public comfort has forced a condi-
ton of hardship that is intolerabl,.
and it is not surprising that the in
terstate commerce commission has
found it necessary TO act in the matter.
1t must be admitted that this situa-
ton of affairs is scarcely creditable to
the management of the railroads
responsible for it, There appears TO
have been not only failure to pro-
perly grasp the situation and to sea-
sonably prepare for it. but also
spirit of niggardliness and an indif-
ference to the public needs which
deserves to receive the strongest con-
domination. When public service cor
porations enjoying the rights conceded
to them by a community for the pro-
per conduct of their great business, fail
to appreciate properly their RESPONSE
bilities and their obligations and dc
liberately sacrifice the public interest
to an increase Of dividends il il high
time for the gOvern.n ut 10 take a
hand
Reports from the Northwest are
certainly narrowing. The, will serve
however to impress US with the fact
that we have much to be thankful for
in Maine, not only in the excellent rail-
road service which we enjoy but also
in the abundance of fuel which enables
us to defy the rigors of our Few Eng
land climate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

Pemaquid which sails between Winter
port portland and Boston. He was
born in Prospect. August 81. 1890. but
MS parents. Captain and Mrs. Taintor
soon moved to Winterport where they
nave since resided. He received his
education in the schools of this town
from his childhood days. has manifest
ed great interest in Maine affairs and
showed Il great love for the sea His
first experiences were with his father
on the schooner Emily Staples. wh"r"
he spent his vacation. beginning at the
age OF 10 years. and continuing this un-
til at the age of II years. when he spent
his entire time aboard. The Pemaquid
is owned by G. A. McKenncy of this
town. Is - tons net, and WAS built at
Bristol, Me-. 1870. Captain Taintor
received his papers November 2Sth, and
has now achieved one OF his longcd for
desires. His appearance is prepos-
scSsing. is of medium height ard good
conversationalist. He is one who
makes many friends and is receiving
concentrations On every side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20
"The Blood is The Life"

Science has never gone beyond the
above simple statement of scripture. But
1t has Illuminated that statement and
given 1t meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth of knowledge.
When the blood is "bad or impure it
is not alone the body which suffers
through disease. The brain is also
elouded. <le mind and judgement are
Objected, and many an evil deed or impure
Thought \p9>be directly traced to the
impnatSy Of the 6loadS Foul, impure blood
can be made pure BY die use of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. { It
cnr!ches and pnrities- the blood thereby
curing, pimples, blotches, eruptions and
other cutaneous affections, as eczema,
letter, or salt-rheum, hives and other
manifestations of impure blood.
o Q o o o o
In the cure of scrofulous swellngs, en-
larged glands, open eating ulcers, or old
sores, the Golden Medical Discovery has
performed the most marvellous cures. In
cases of old sores, or open eating ulcers,
it is well to apply to the open sores DR..
Pierce's All-Healing Salve, which pos
sesses wonderful healing potency when
used as an application to the sores in con-
junction with the use of Golden Medical
Discovery as blood cleansing conSti-
tutional treatment. If your druggist
don't happen to have the "All-Healing
Salve" in stock, you can easily procure it
by inclosing fiftyfour cents in postage
stamps to DR.. r. V. Pierce, 663 Main ST.,
Buffalo, N. Y, and it will come to you by
return post. Most druggists keep it as
well as the "Golden Medical Discovery"
o o o O o o
You can't afford to accept any medicine
Of unknO,Cn composition as substitute
for "Golden Medical Discovery" which is
medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION.
having complete list of ingredients in
plain English on its bottle-wrapper, the
same being attested as correct under oath.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

The spirit Of nationality, which still
animates the people of Poland in the
midst of their misfOrtunes is hard to
subdue. Russia is a hard master and
is now engaged in putting down the
cause Of revolution in Poland with a
stern hand. 1t is estimated that
thousands Of Polish patriots have been
executed during the past few months
after pretense of trial by drum head
court martials, and military executions
occur daily in all parts of that unhappy
country. But the spirit of liberty will
not die in the Polish breast,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

The Senate called upon President
Roosevelt for information relative to
the colored troops and it will be OBJ
served that it was forthcoming The
people are with the President, conse-
quently his would-be senatorial critics
will probably subside, if not gracefully
at least as gracefully as they can
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

A Cincinnati woman who is sueing
for divorce states that her husband
who has an annual income of $40, 900 has
only bought her six dresses in four
teen years. If this is true she may at
least console herself with the reflection
that he will never die from an enlarge
ment of the heart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

senator JEFF Davis declares that he
VIZ never. under any circumstances,
wear dress suit whereupon the Wash
angton Post declares that no one will
quarrel with him on that account I'M
less he insists on appearing in the
Senate chamber in his ma iamas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

Let everyone join in the spirit Of the
holidays and taste the joys Of giving
The only pleasures we are sure tina,
money can bring to us are those Of to-
day. Let us make the most of them
Tomorrow may not find us here, and
there is no pocket in 4 ShrOud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

Great Britain could send no more
popular ambassador to this country
than Prof. James Bryce whose great
book THE American Commonwealth"
has done more to enable foreigners to
understand our institutions than any
other ever published
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

The women suffragists in London
have not yet attained the object of
their desires; but they have developed
a marvellous capacity for making life
strenuous and interesting for the mem
berS Of the police force.