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New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New Orleans-Com-
rnerciaI 75o discount: bank. 81 premium San Fran
cisco-sight par; telegraph, 214c Boston-par. Chi
cago-2Oo premium. Charleston-Buytng. par; sell
ing Ikc premium Cfncfnnati-Par. Savannah
Buying, SOC discount; selling. 75c discount Minne-
apolis-15o premium. St Louis-2oc premium bid.
sOc premium asked.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. $50; Mexican
silver dollars. 5O%c. Bar silver in London closed
at 80 3-16d
GOLD PRENIUM.-In Madrid, $50; Lisbon. 400
MEXICAN observation-disclosures exchange on
New York Is quoted at 1884,.
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tssils cent. par shara
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

800 Total sales.
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FOREIGN MONEY MARkET,-CalI money IN
London. per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills 81 per cent long bills. 3A per cent
Berlin discount rate. 55s per Berlin exchange
on London, 20 marks As pfennigs Paris discount
rate, 9-16 per cent. Paris exchange London. Is
francs 16a centines. Bar gold IN London. us 9sd.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money. IS 5-16; for the account. sS French rentes
81 francs 15 centines. japanese 6s. first series.
1M1a
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Business Opportunities.

A y IMPORTANT FIRM OF LACE MANUFACTURERS
~ PIauen desirous OF engaging Agent 70 rep
resent them IL Sew York. who must be highest
standing be able give unexoeplonabe references
He must also be perfectly well acquainted with the
IIlcas sd have good connection buyers
OF ia Wholesale ana L3rgs Retail Houses. Apply by
lstter ADDRESSED .. q. X. care ef Da~sonx. Cannon
Street. Loldon E1lg1szAc.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Inc toho~ing shows yesterdays closing quota
uohs Tor government bonds. compared with Fri
aNfE-
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WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

| Saturday. Saturday. Net
I June 16. June %. ch'nEea
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ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24
A George Washington Dance.

A George Washington" dance was
given by Mrs. Carrie Osborne at the
Town hall Thursday evening and was
in every way a success. George and
Martha Washington were present, i'm
personated by Harry Wordsworth and
Miss Bessie Card. Edwin Wards
worth was also in costume as a Puri-
tan. About so couples We're on the
grand march and the order of dances
contained several old fashioned num-
hers which were enjoyed as heartily as
were the more modern ones. Music
was furnished by Mrs. Osborne, n. S.
Hammond and LudSer Torn and e.
Flanders of Readiield acted as promp-
ter, and Robert Baird was floor man
acer. assisted by John Young and
Frank Shaw, as aids. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served at
intermissiOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

orally packed with voters. The meet
ing was called to order by Fred Mace
and II. d. Eaton was elected chairman
and James Greeney secretary. 1t was
moved that each man who voted should
sign the enrolment blank stating that
he was an eligible voter and the nomi-
nations were ballotted upon as follows:
For alderman-Victor Bourgoin.
For COMMUNICATING Cyr and Ar
thur c. Hall.
For warden-Ira F. Cunningham.
| For ward clerk-F'rank Pooler.
| For constahle-W. w. Edwards
Ward committee-Victor Bourgoin
George \. kennon, Paul Fortier, Dr
L. G. Bunker, Thomas Huard.
| WARD SEVEN.
A large number of voters assembled
in Ward last night inasnluch as
many were obliged to remain without
seats through the evening The meet
| ing was called to order by Harry Du-
bois ana upon motions seconded, Hor-
ace Clukey was elected chairman OF
the caucus and Ed. c. Lashus secre-
! tary. Speeches were made by both Mr.
Dubois and Mr.. Clukey and all felt the
thrill of literal beginning of the
municipal campaign. 1t was voted
| that the ward committees be instruct
, ed to fill any vacancies which may oc.
cur and the meeting proceeded to tht
nominations according to the follow
| ing:
Alderman-Horace Clukey.
Councilmen-Ludger Cutie, Edward
c. Lashus.
Ward clerk-Edward II. Donna.
Warden-FeliX Etcha.
Constable-Charlcs Cabana.
Committee-Harry Dubor, Emery L
Roberts, Josiah L. Libby. Marshall l.
Perry, Josiah L. Libby. Horace Clukey
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Wasiiinstcn's Birthday.

WashinGton's birthday was observed
at tie Grammar and Primary schools
at Winthrop Center, with appropriate
exercises Thursday afternoon. The
school rooms were taStefully decorat-
Ell with flags and pictures which with
Il number of blossoming plants. and
the bright sunshine of Il perfect day
made 4 most effective scene. Recita
tons, quotations and readings were
among the exercises, as we'll as singing
and marching.
The quiet and polite behavior of the
pupils was especially noticeable. Win
throp Center schools certainly have d
most efficient corps of teachers in Mr.
Burrill, in the Grammar room and Miss
Little in the Primary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

The residence of Mrs. Elma Andrews
at Winthrop Center was the scene of
a happy gathering Tuesday afternoon
and evening, the occasion being the
eighth anniversary of the birth of her
laughter, Minnie. The guests invited
were: Mrs. ]. F.. Briggs. Miss Grace
+. Little. Mrs. Eugene Spear. son and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest BOwery
and daughter Beatrice. Ruth Numm-
ford. Ruth Kelsey and Marion Sleeper.
During the afternoon candy ard nuts
were served and at 6 o'clock a most
delicious supper prepared in Mrs. An
drcW's most pleasing manner was par
taken of. Little Miss Minnie was the
recipient of many pretty presents. At
ter n time passed most socially, the
guests departed wishing their little
hostess many happy returns of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

REPUBLICAN WARD CAUCUsEs.
Big Crowds Attend and Winning
Tickets Are Nominated.

The Republican ward caucuScS were
well attended lasL night. There We're
no particular demonstrations or excite
ment in any part of the city except i'll
Wards 3, and 5. where there were OPP
posing candidates for aldermen.
WARD ONE.
At the caucus in Ward I Slas n.
Adams was elected chairman and
Carleton Il. Cook secretary: telicrs,
Henry Judd. Fred McAllary, Joseph
Dostie. The nominations:
Alderman-Emery {. Cook.
Councimcn-Feldcn c. Goodwin ana
George l.. Morse.
board of EducatiCn-Ed Edward c. La
Selle
Warden-Georgc w. Trcnncy.
Cle:k-Joseph Dostic.
Observation-Disclosures +. Adams.
WARD TWO.
The caucus in Ward = passed off in
n gratifying manner the attendance
in the ward room being all that could
have been desired. There were no op-
posing candidates in this ward, the
nominations being:
Alderman-E. l.. Cove.
Winters.
Board of cducation-John II. Bur-
leigh.
Warden--C. c.. Bridges.
Ward clerk-7Frank NJ. Rand.
Cohstable--Alden. C. Kelley.
Ward committee-E. T.. Cove, i. NJ.
Rand. r. j. Small, C. II. Butler, AL
fred Flood.
WARD THREE.
The greatest excitement to be found
In the city was in Ward 3. The forces
of NJ. S. Goodrich and F. A. Wing were
arrayed and the issue was extremely
doubtful. The resulting ballot showed
full number of votes cast. las: neces-
sary for a choice. IS; F. A. Wing. 80:
M. S. Goodrich. ~. At the close of the
count, NJ. S. Goodrich declared his m
tention Of supporting the winning cam
didate. The chairman appointed was
Judge Warren E. Philbrook and the
secretary, A. NJ. Drummond. The NOM
nations:
Alderman-F. A. Wing.
Councilmen-A. F. Drummond ana
Lincoln o. Hanscom.
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" -Nst''I sc w. sctcNtlIS.
Constable-Colby Getchell.
Ward commttee-Colby Getchell,
Frank W. Alden, Harry T.. Gordon.
WARD FOUR.
The voters in this ward assembled
in numbers sufficient to occupy nearly
ali of the seating room i'll the Armory.
There were no particular dcmonstra
tionS of excitement. as the ward had
been pretty we'll canvassed and each
man came with his mind fully liked as
to the candidate whom he wished to
support. The candidates We're the same
on all sc tie tickets with the excep-
ton that there were two candidates
for alderman. j. c. Fuller and J. l..
Tufts.
III" meeting vas called To order by
John +. Ncl-nu and Dana Z. Foster
was elected chairman Of IT," caucus
which action Vas followed by the
election If i. =. GirnuX rs clerk. 1t was
moved by John F.. Nelson that the
ward ComEittcc he instructed To fill
all NdcHhcicS which should occur 1t
was mod ana seconded THAT the ward
committee be elected by ballot. "i'if
WAS Gone and the work of introducing
the candidates fnr nomination begun.
Horace Perkins presented the name OF
j. c. Fuller. submitting his name 10
the Judgment of the people and saying
mat, as Mr.. Fuller could stand on his
rwn merits which were well known. no
special Introduction was necessary. III"
said that Mr.. Fuller had proved one
Of he rIost energetic and valuable
men in the common council as we'll aa
successful in his business as citizen
tie deserved the support Of the ward
voters. II. G. Sncll presented the name
OF j. f. Tufts. Mr.. Smell smoke of Mr..
Tufts as also having served for tn"
past year on the common council and
being d worker and good prospective
candidate. The result of the balloting
can be seen by the following:
Whole number Of votes cast, so; NO.
cessary for = choice, Al: Mr.. Fuller. 81;
Mr.. Tufts %. The nominations:
Alderman--J. C. Fuller.
Councilmen--C. H. Pulsifcr. J. G.
Blaisdel.
Warden-J. ID. Hayden.
Ward cIork-J. T.. Common.
Constablc-Georgc Perry.
Ward committee-Dana r. Foster.
Frank T.. Brown. Geo. +. Davis, Jos.
2. Giroux, John f. Nelson.
WARD FIVE.
The work in Ward 5 proceeded very
smoothly the two candidates for al
dcrnian being Edmund D. Noycs and
Gorham Carr. Edgar Brown was elect
ed chairman and Augustus Knauff sec
rotary. The number of votes cast. III;
necessary for a choice. 80:
Northumberland D. Noyes e.; II.
II. Union, 40.
Councilmen-J. a. Davidson, 50; A.
l.. Rose, "a: George F. Hallowell, 81;
SeldCn L. Whitcomb, "A.
Ward clerk-T. E. Nose. 11G.
Warden-Ellery Brann, Sc; Charles
Mccain, So.
Constable-Charles H. harrington
lis.
Ward committee-Martin Blaisdell.
George L. Learned, Edgar ]. Brown.
WARD SIX.
The ward room, il Ward was lit
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SIMPLE ASSAULT.
The Recent Sidney ARRAY Is Settled ir
Court at Watervile.

The case Of Elmer Hallctt VS.. Charles
Ames and Leslie Roundy, in which the
latter were charged with assault with
intent to kill at the shooting affray
which occurred in Sidney, on the night
of Feb. u. was heard before Trial
Justice Dana P. Foster of this city
Friday morning. The case was settled
by changing the warrant to read with
a charge of simple assault, the assault
with intent to kill being mol pressed.
The two men Were sentenced to pay
the costs amounting to S14.40, which
they did and We're accordingly released.
+. w. Clair appeared for the respon-
dents.
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Funeral Of Late Frank Smart,

The funeral of the late Frank Smart
was held Sunday, Feb. is at 40
O'Clock. Rev. Mead A. Kelsey, pastor
of the Friends church ofticiated. Mr.
Smart suffered from Il long illness. A
widow survives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

\ Paris fiat owner has hit upon an
idea which is popular with his tenants
On the door of every apartment is a
number, and on the first Of each month
the landlord draws lottery, and the
occupant Of the dat number of which
proves to be the winning one pays no
rent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

An especially interesting meeting of
the Winthrop Center Christian En-
dcavor Society was held Thursday
evening. The meeting was under the
leadership of Mrs. Anna L. Kelsey.
The topic was Russia and Japan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

Mary W. Jones has returned to her
home in Winthrop Center after Il
months stay in Arlington, Mass,
where she went for her health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

The ladies of the Whist Club We're
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Rose L. Plummer at the Royal
Arcanum hail The prize. a hand
painted plate was Won by Miss Ida
Morrill,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

Fire in the residence of r r cooner
% Highland street. Portland. FRIDAY
-, - ihs was caused by an overturned
can. Practically nothing was saved
!. .ne me furniture in the residence, ana
loss In this alone will probably be
aDou' szoOV. Mr.. Hooper had $500 insur-
a. on the furniture. The damage to
r mouse itself, which was modern
Duiioing' Will probably reach $500 and this
% covered by policy Of $500.
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Miss Susan Benson has returned
from a visit OF several days with rela-
tiveS in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

George o. Emerson Of Bangor was
in town Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

The condition of DR.. G.. D. 3. Pepper
is said to be much improved over what
it mas been during the past few days.
His friends are hoping that he will
soon be in his usual health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

Mrs. Elliott Wood has returned from
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. c. A.
Kimball in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

Mrs. Lucy Elliott has returned to her
homo in Philadelphia, after passing Il
few weeks with her father. Moses
Briggs.
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|Hque You
La Friend?

sition as postmaster at Winthrop Gen.
ter. after 20 years of faithful and con-
tinuous service.
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Gertrude Whittum of Lewiston is
the guest of Mrs. Carrie Osborne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

Vernard King returned Thursday
from a trip to Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

Mrs. c. A. Dyer of Livermorc Falls
is visiting her parents, Mr. and MIS-.
Charles Thompson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

Guy Longfcllow and James Savage
of augusta were in town attending the
dance Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

Daniel FurlonC is very i'll at his
home with appendicitis.
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Then tell him about Ayers Cherry Pee
toIal. Tell him how it cured your hard
cough. Tell him Why you always keep
il on hand Tell him TO ASK his doctor
about it. Doctors use it great deaf ior
all forms of throat and lung troubles.
We kaYc 70 secretsi We publish &c yer Co..
tie fcr--r',S 81 ~ r-Odirires. Ic-7~l1. WISE.
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Mrs. Eleanor Powers Of North
Hampton. n. H., was the guest of Mrs
III. &. Edwards Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-24

Mrs. Mary Card of Providence is the
guest of her sister, Georgiana Cobb.
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Dexter 81; Winterport II.

dexter, Ne. Feb. Observation-Disclosures
high beat Wintcrport High tonight in n
Hereby played game in which fouls were
numerous. Shaw did fine work for Win
'efport and Leonard and Goliath excell-
ed for Dexter
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'" NOT tha number OF an.
hWsre your classified ads bring
,"at .-=.erm,nea the success OF
your advertising-five bona fide
',nuiries resu,r in moro deals
than Is from mere curiosity
.--<ers. Journal ads bring
Dona fide inquiries. The ccst
|. - alelssI . Jay.
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WINTERPORT.

REID goais-Austin 4, Morse 5. Goliath
leonard Kinney, Ames 2, Wharf,, Me.
zee =, Dunton. Foul goals-McGee 5
ous.ih. Referee and umpire. alternating
nus'ih' Penney of Winterport. Time,
Com. periods.
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Levi Richmond has resigned his po-
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Ward clerk-George B. Hagerty.
W1Iden-CcOrSe w. Stevens.
Constable-Colby Getchell.
Ward committee-Colby Getchell,
Frank W. Alden. Harry T.. Gordon.
WARD FOUR,
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while silence fell upon the chamber
 that but little while before had rung
 with songs and story, addressed the
 house as follows: The hour is at
 hand when, under the terms of a con current resolution, the first session of
 the Fifty-ninth Congress is to close.
 I desire to return my thanks to each
 and all of the members of this house
 for their uniform courtesy extended to
 myself as speaker It is proper for
 me to say that in thirty years service
 in the house its membership has never
 been more able and industrious or
 more devoted to the performance of
 its duties for tn ebest interests Of the country than during the session about to close. Differences at times have
 been sharp and decisive, but I take pleasure in saying that at such times in our deliberations courtesy mas abounded, and that our differences have been sincere, and from every standpoint no session of congress has,
 in my judgment, for thirty years ac- compiished SO much that Is valuable i in legislation for the best interests or all the Deople as has the present ses-- sion. I believe that this will be the verdict of history I trust that dur ing the vacation you may keep tn health and may return to your dutles l in December with renewed strengtn. The gavel came down with wnack, and amid cheering and the waving or tiny flags the first session or the F1t- ty-ninth congress was at an end.
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CLIFTON ROAD 0vERSEER SHOOTS A. N. GILLESPIE.
epIEsPiE HAD BEEN FRAMING FOR WEBSTER, AND KILLING
 RESULT OF QUARREL.

On last Thursday evening at Cliff San. Reese Webster shot and killed A M Gillespie, after first being shot Eza the cheek by Gillespie. Gillespie had been teaming for Webster and Che quarrel was the result of dis agreement over wages due Gillespie.
 En the afternoon Webster was told that Gillespie had made threats against his life and was advised to
 The two men met between and z o'clock in the evening. when Giles pse opened fire on Webster, the first Bah striking him in the face and causing a slight flesh wound.
 The fire was returned, Gillespie being hit three times. from which he <zsed a few hours later.
 Both men are well known in the community and well known through -yut the county.
 Gillespie leaves a large family.
 AT the coroner's inquest Friday g verdict of justihabIe homicide was rendered. exhonerating Webster from -azEs blame.
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statement as to appropriations for the fiscal year. 1907: "The total appro- pTiations made at this session of regnlar appropriation acts, all def ciencies, miscellaneous matters and permanent annual appropriations, az gregate sSS0.1S3,301.
 This is an apparent increase of s60, ,OBG000 oyer the appropriations made at the last session of congress. This is more than Is accounted for i! the three following items for the IT:hmian canal, s42,447, ,000; under the (, ,atehood bill, $10,250,000; toward the construction of new buildings author lied at this session, s10,321 900, mak- irg a total of s63, 3,01S,000, to which night properly be added S5,000, 900 for San Francisco"
 Model Session.
 WASHINGTON, June 30.-Presi- Gsnt Roosevelt tonight dictated a S atemenr concerning the work accom- D ished by congress during the ses- si,;n. He says that the present con- gross has done more along the line of construction ol statesmanship than hs been accomplished at any session with which he is familiar.
 He says that men of genuine patri- otism have right to feel "a profound satisfaction in the course of this congress. It is noteworthy that not a single measure, which the closest scrutiny would warrant us in calling of doubtful propriety, has been en- acted. and on the other hand no in fiuence has availed to prevent the en- actment of laws most vitall yneces- sary to the nation at this time"
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first congress of the Fifty-Ninth con- gress memorable in the history of the republic"
 Lordiy Senate's kdieu.
 WASHINGTON. June 30.-After luncheon the president, accompanied by Secretary Root, Attorney General Moody and Assistant Secretary or State Bacon, made an extended visit to the congressional library, where he remained until the expiration of the recess taken by congress.
 At 4:45 p. m. the party returned to the executive room in the capitol where another long wait met the presi- dent. After an impatient twenty min utes he sent for Senator Hale. The latter said that the public building bill had been sent from the printing office without the necessary official blue copy, and that half an hour would pass before this error could be corrected. He figured that it would require forty minutes to pass the bill.
 q will not waste that time," said the president. I'll go somewhere and get shaved" He was escorted to the senate barber shop by Secretary Bennett and, after getting his shave, he returned to the presidents room. At 6 o'clock the president decided that he would return to the Wh Hetiou-es he would return to the White House.
 'You can send the committee in an automobile" he remarked, and Speak CT Cannon answered that the 'lordly senate" would get the auto.
 A suggestion also was made that the president could communicate with the committee by telephone, but when this matter was referred to Senator Hale he remarked that 1t would establish a
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precedent, and consequently ii was decided to send the committed Q the White House The president shook hands and bade Vice PresideI Fair banks and senators goodbye, and re- turned to the White House. ..--
 cannon's Closing Speech.
 WASHINGTON, June 30.--Gc away day in the house was accomplished ed af- ter series of recesses. the adoption of conference reports and the gather ing up of the flag ends of legislation. After 6 midnight session, the house, still under the legislative day of June 29, met at 10:55 this morning, and un- til final adjournment it was rush and confusion. At 7:45 o'clock tonight MT. Payne (Nipy), floor leader of the majority, offered the customary reso- lution that the house, with the concur renee of the senate, adjourn at 10 p. m., June 30. He also offered reso- lution to appoint a committee to join similar committee of the senate to wait upon the president and inform him that congress had completed it's labors and was ready to adjourn. The resolution was adopted and the speak CT appointed Mir. Payne, MT. Burton and Mr. Williams. A recess was talk en until $50 o'clock.
 At 9:25 the speaker signed the omni-
 bus public building bill, and then the house took a recess until 9:50. When the house reassembled the committee appointed to wait on the president had returned. and NIT. Payne stated that they had performed the mission en- trusted to them, and that the president had no further message to communi- cate to congress.
 Then Speaker Cannon rose, and
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YAoUI INDIAN IS
 FOUND MURDERED.
Special to Review.J

DOUGLAS, June 30.-Cut and gashed in a horrible manner, the re- mains of a Yaqui Indian were found in one of the large barns on the Slaughter ranch this morning. The discovery was made by Mrs. Slaugh- ter. Twenty-four Yaquis are employ ed on the ranch. Three of them turned up missing this morning, and are suspected of the murder. Jus tice Mcdonald went from here this afternoon to hold an inquest. The rest of the Yaquis are all on a drunken spree.