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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Fire broke out at SO o'clock Thurs
day night i'll the kitchen of the Old
Town hospital, owned and managed by
L. Otis Gould The cause was, 4 dcfcc-
tive chimney and when the Old Town
fire department under Chief Fernandez
had succeeded in ouenching the blaze
the damage was placed at $500. The
building is fully covered by insurance.
subscriptions for stock in the new
shoe company at Calris are coming in
rather slowly, the total amount sub
scri5ed being less than $4,000, while at
least 100000 is needed for the success
OF the enterprise. The promoters are
not discouraged, however but hope to
receive substantial assistance from
prominent property owners ut an carly
date. A public meeting Will be held to
consider the situation and receive sub
scriptions for stock, the date of which
will be announced.
About $50 o'clock Thursday night a
man named jackson. a former resident
of Belfast, lately returned from the
West, WAS found bound, gagged and
robbed by the side of the ~ II Head
of the Tide. about -four III I'M the
city of Belfast. jackson ". .rtlally
unconscious from cold aud the beat
ing he had received from the fuotpadS
His DocketbOok, containing 500. two
$l0G bills ard a so bill. was missing
He could give but 4 slight description
OF his assailants, Of whom there We're
several, the assault, taking place i'll IL
dalk place. One had whiskers, he says.
Sheriff Carlton started at once OH the
trail Of the footpads.
Deputy Collector of internal Revenue
Newell y. Haskell died at the SomCr-
set, Portland. Friday. Mr.. Haskell was
born in New Gloucester in 1884 and was
the son Of Caleb S. Haskell of that
town. He was a graduate of the Uni
versity Of Maine and afterwards took
Il post graduate course al Cornell. He
was married in 1851 to Miss Maudc
Webster of OronO. lie lived in OronO
10 years where he ran n goal and wood
and zee business. From there he went
to New Glout ester where he WAS en-
gaccd III numbering and i'll running d
farm. He was also the American EX-
press agent at that place. He served
as deputy collector Of internal revenue
for the past seven years being assigned
to the western part Of the State. He
was a 32d degree Mason. A widow and
Il mother, who is 80 years old ana q
resident of New Gloucester, survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
SPORTING NOTES.

"Stronghcart," Robert Blossoms type
of Indian lover, was put in the shade
Monday ut Minneapolis by the mar
riasc Of Miss Mayme Constance Ball
ton Roskoyetch. white girl. and Ed
ward l.. Rogers. Of Walker, Mimi. an
Indian. Rogers is one of the heroes of
the football field. and played end on
the Minnesota eleven and played tackle.
Archie Hahn. the Western sprntcr.
who has been selected to represent
America in the Olympic games at
Athens this spring. has notified the Of
ficialS Of iii" Pastinc Athletic Club
that ne will be i'll New York at the
time "f the Pastme meet. on March
Il 1T Madison Square Garden, and will
take part in the 60-yard Amateur Ath-
letic Union championship.
lin addition TO other miSfortuncS
which it has encountered since the be-
ginning Of the present academic year.
tn" Columbia track team "Wednesday
lrarncd that Chester 4. Fulton, it's
captain, is suffering from blood poison
ing and may bc unable to compete the
remainder of the season. This. to-
gethcr with the Illness or inability OF
FIVE other members Of the team places
Columbia's track future iii an almost
hopeless condition.
Letters received at Atlanta Monday
by Mrs. Waltllour from Robert Wal
th"ir, champion of the world in the
mutorpaccd game. state that he arriv-
rd in Europe safely Monday. February
l., after ole of the roughcst voyages
possible across the ocean. According
to Bobby, a big storm broke Just about
the time hat the ship left sandy Hook.
and from that time on the trip was
anything but pleasant. Walthour was
scheduled 1" ride his first race in Paris
sunday. but 1t Will be several weeks
before his Atlanta friends will be able
to find out whether he won or not
y meeting of yacht Owners WAS held
Tuesday night at the Hotel Astor. New
York, and a handicap yacht-racing
class WAS formed. by which all yachts
VIII be handicapped on a percentage
OF the fastest elapsed time made in Il
series Of races. probably three or five.
The handicap is not intended to inter-
fore with the regular measurement
rules Of the Yacht Racing and other
associations. but it will be left to the
discretion of the regatta committees in
the various races to place the yachts
according to handicaps furnished them.
The conditions for the races for the
Roosevelt cup at Marblchcad next
September have been issued Three
yachtS from Germany and America will
compete, trial races for American boats
To be held in August Each yacht
must be designed. built. and all sails
and fittings made in the country to
which it belongs. The limit of water
line length is 32 feet. and of sail area
$40 square feet. Five races will be
sailed, tie winner Of three to get the
cup.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
McGOVERN VS. NELSON.
Boxing Interest Just Now Centers i
That Coming Bout.

The Terry McGovern-B Battling Nelson
fight is interesting everybody now, and
some have wondered whether or not it
will really be for the lightweight cham
piOnship.
1t will. in a way.
II McGovcrn knocks Nelson out, he
vii become champion.
If Nelson knocks Terry out. or if
there is no knockout, Bat will retain
his title.
Tho title cannot change hands unless
there is Knockout, for tho referee in
Philadelphia isn't allowed to give a de-
ciSon.
The fact that the fight is only a six
round affair will make no difference if
there iS a knockout. for the men meet
at the lightweight limit. and Nelson
would have no excuse for losing.
McGovern and Nelson are now in
hard training for their six-round bout
at Philadelphia on March If. McC;ov-
crn iS determined to make a whirlwiud
affair of the fight, and makes no secret
OF his intention not to let the fight q
the unit If he can help it, Nelson saws
ne feels just tho same way about il
and there is liable to he an cSceI1ou,
mutation Of two cats hung over \;
aothesline when the two come to-
gethcr. 1t will proha bly, be the fastest
mix-up that the Phiadclpl!ians have
seen III many moonS-and thcy have
witnessed some pretty swift ones at
that.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
How's Your Hair?
eowditeh, Webster 4 Co. Announce
That They Have at Last Secured .
Cure for Hair Troubles.

We beg to announce to the people Of
Augusta that we have secured the
agency for one Of the greatest discov-
cries OF recent years. We refer to the
prescription of Sir Erasmus Wilson NJ.
o., England's most successful special
list IN diseases Of the scalp. who was
kniGhted for his many successes in the
treatment of skin and scalp. Upon the
death Of DR.. Wilson this prescription
"as secured by American chemists and
Is now offered to the public under the
name or DR.. Wilson's English Life to
the Hair. This preparation will grow
nalr on bald heads even after all else
tails. Unlike other hair preparations
II Is not sticky or greasy, but gives
1--WE and glossy appearance to the hair.
Miss Cornelia Stevens, Smith Ave-,
Boston. Mass, says: "Dr. Wilson's
English Life to the Hair grew a mag
nihcent head Of hair for me after I
was told that 1 was becoming hopeless-
~ bald. My hair now reaches nearly
to my waist and is heavy and glossy.
I cannot too highly recommend it," If
you are growing bald. troubled with
eruptions. dandruff. scales or any scaIn
troubles try DR.. Wilson's Life to the
dair. Albert Chemical Co., Boston,
Mass. proprietors. Sold by Bowdjtch
webster d Co., Augusta, Me. Price
80 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03

has made master stroke toward
strengthening the Oriole band. Presi-
dent Moses y. Frank Tuesday received
the signed contract of Barton. Barton
played with Rochester in the latter
part of the season Of 1904 On that
clubs last visit to this city he attract
ed some attention because of his di-
minutiye stature and his aggressive
style of play. In one Of the games he
had elk assists and three putouts. the
ma ioritv of the plays being MADE on
ground balls, which he ran in to meet.
Adkins pitched for the Orioles ana
barton made n hit every time up-four
I'm all. on which he scored twice.
Bath Times: Bath will possibly be
represented in a trolley baseball cir
cult. to include Freeport, Brunswick.
Lisbon Falls and Bath. Freeport will
be managed by Charles Keene who has
a strong team in sight. Lisbon Falls
will be looked after by True Green
with practically last seasons strong
makeup. Bath has the material for a
good team and it is hoped that the
BOYS will get together and give the
Shipping City some baseball. The New
Meadows grounds can easily be put in
flrst-class shape and strictly local
team ought to be organized without
any trouble. 1t is said that a meeting
will be called shortly to consider the
matter. There are enough ball cranks
I'm the city and its vicinity to make the
game n paying proposition for we'll
managed team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, March 2-Today's stock
market was II dun affair and prices drift .
ed "lugGishly and rather aimI; SSH Thcr"
was not much pressure Of liquidation and
some show OF strength during the carly
part Of the day. But the market failed to
reho'Ind to the extent usual after such a
drive IN prices as that of the middle p0r-
lon OF the week. Disappointment over
m" action of the market caused some
amongst speculative hold i.
erS and induced u spiilinS out of stocks
from time To time. The gains of the
morning were mostly amongst the stocks
of lesser Importance
developments in the rooney mnrIlct
were rather in favor Of stocks and the
zone Of the call money r,arkct was iap-
pfcclahiN easier. Loans were made b6Inw
', l"'r cent. VERY soon after TIE brrrf wing
'nf me day h"Gln. \ special cause for
the weeks drain on bank reserves was
p"hltcd out ~ the expiration on Feb q of
IN" wear interval siure the re-cha,t,r-
ing "f some 80 national banks Loans
Tor periods up to 80 davS were made To-
daE again at -. to 6 per cent
pennsylvania and Rock Island Joined
the list OF extraordinary increases in net
earnings for January over those for the
corresponding month of last year. Penn
sNIEafia expansion reaching 81 433 NO
and Rock Islands s55O6IS. The market
waVercd uncertainty up to the close.
Which was 1alflE steady. however. and at
rising to the best of the d1v win svmna-
thct:c erect on the market Amalpamat-
cd Copper was the subject ~ cnSsn snicn-
ous pre- ssure. va
Bonds irregular. Total sales n.r value
&V.Ho nlted States 3's co,Ipon and
the o.d advanced a. The new ~ rnc-
'St'rcu ~ anu 20. coupon a point on call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
HART AND BURNS.
Former Says He Can Stop the Latter
in Twenty Rounds.

Marvin Hart, who was defeated at
Los Angeles by Tommy Burns. has
wired the Louisville Evening Times a
statement. giving his version of the
contest. He says:
"a heavy heart and a slightly discOl-
ored eye is all that | carry away as a
result of my fight with Tommy Burns.
Il am not through with the game.
My record entities me to matches. and
Burns is all 1 ask for. If | don't fail
to stop Burns in 20 rounds | don't want
cent. But l must have referee to
make him fight and stop fouling. Fri
day night Burns used every foul tactic
known and added some new ones. The
referee stood for all Of it.
Burns butted me with his head re-
peatedly. gouged me with his gloved
thumb in the eye and refused to stand
up and fight. Burns. out Of 20 rounds,
grasped me around the body and pin
ioned my arms at least 40 minutes of
the hours milling. Though we boxed
straight Quee.Isberry rules the referee
threa tened to diSqualify me if l dar-
ed hit in clinches. l was at sea and
couli do nothing. l will continue to
fight, meeting all comcrs, and convince
the public that | can fight.
IF can set Burns into Il ring 1 Of
fer to stop him in 90 rounds. or dent
want 4 p"nny. | am absolutely uuhurt
and ready 10 figh. tonight. l don't say
that | was doped. 1 am sure | was not
doped. but Burns strong-arm proclivi-
ties, holding on for dear life. prevented
me from lighting, and Referee Eyton
should hover have permitted the foul
work. Being butted on the bridge of
my nose and gouged with his thumb
blinded me. and that's how the dope
story must have got out.
Let Burns get all that's coming 10
him. but any time that he thinks he can
stay ~ rounds with me, he can have
all the money.
Il am not charging any one with dis
honesty. but feel sure that Referee Ey-
ton is not competent and not Cnnsis-
tent. for if Burns was entitled to a de-
cision, Kid Herman beat Herrera a
hundred times over.
MARVIN HART"
Hart says in his message that he is
on his way East, accompanied by Dave
Barry and Jack Curley. He says moth
ing about Tommy Ryan. his trainer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
SPORTING NOTES.

90 easily did Frank Gotch of Kansas
City win in a wrestling match from
jim Parr of England Monday night
that tho matcn was robbed of most of
it's interest for the big crowd of spec
tatorS.
The Pennsylvania lacrosse team will
open its season Saturday afternoon in
a match with the Philadelphia lacrosse
team. The game will he played on
Franklin field, and will be a practice
match for both teams.
President Angel of the L. of Mich
igan says that he will call another
conference on football only on condi-
ton that the so-called big nine" COL
leges request II. He admitted that he
had received some letters concerning
the matter but would not state the ten
or.
Despite the outcry against football
and the professionalism which permeat-
ed last falls team. the senate Of tn"
University Of Cincinnati has decided
not to abolish the game. Big Nine
rules containing restrictions Of unheard
Of rigidity hercabouts have been adopt
ed, hcwevcr.
Montreal is again to have a big bowl
ing tornament. Some years past they
were held about the Easter holidays.
This sort of tournament will again he
heal during the coming Easter hoi-
days. 1t will not be held under the
auspices of the Canadian Bowling As
sOcia tiOn. however. on account of the
difference in the length of the alleys.
Bath Times: William p. Legion. tine
celebrated polo PLAYER. arrived home
Friday from the West where he has
been playing in the Central League OH
the Fort Wayne team and later on
Cleveland and Newcastle fives in the
Institute League. When the Central
League team in Fort Wayne closed the
season. he was transferred to LOgans-
port. but declined to go. His team
closed fifth in the league race. Mr..
Legion is considering giving Rock
land. Lewiston and Bath a sample of
the kind of game the Western teams
are playing. with star team composed
cf the leading players of the big league.
Mr.. Legion will probably pass the
summer in this city. He is undecided
whether he will play polo next season.
Mr.. I,cydon Is visiting relatives in BoS-
ton and Providence and will come to
Bath later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. March ..
FLOUR-Rco cipts. 24,253; exports. Is, iO5
sales, 4IC0: quiet and unchanged.
WIIEAT-Receipts, 1900; exports. 49,
63l; sales. 3.2O.00; spot steady: No.
rcd. 81. elevator: No. red. SSlt + il
attoat; No. ] northern Duluth. 9014 f . b
af,naT.
CORN-Rcccipts. 1ol,5M: exports, 9S.o2i;
sales. 3o0o0 futures. 5000 spot; spot
stcadv: No. >. 40 elevator and A.. + o i
at'oat; No. yellow, 41,-; No. white
4g'
oats Receipts. 800; exports. 46. 1-56
spot steady: mixed oats. o6G32 lbs, 3f.M
81; natural white. 9on32 lbs. 81: a 35; clip
ped white. 3SM 70 lbs. 3.M39.
I.AKD-Stcadv; prime western steamed
800 80; refined. firm; continent, so.
P0RK-Firm: family. 11m11.-o
BITTER-F'irm. unchanged; receipts
iOn,
lIGGS-Easv; receipts 1855: state. Pa
and nearby farcy selected white. aoNf2l
do choice. 1919: do. mixed extra, IL
PoTATOES-Wcak: Maine and othnr
eastern: per bag. $50 s.: state and west
er'n. 1.G0ft1.l5: foreign. 1.:ahn1IO
StGAR-Rlw. firm: fair refining. PA
l3-1G; centrifugal. a6 test. :-sn3 7-lG
m"lasscs sugar. 21sGi2 ll-l6; refined
steady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
OLYMPIC GAMES.
Final Makeup Of Team
Will Be Decided Monday.
Suggested That the American
Flag Be Only Emblem.
Wa|thour ia Europe. Yachting Notes..
Another Indian Athlete Married.

The committee on team selection for
the Olympic games will meet Monday
evening next at New York, to make up
the final team for the games of 1906.
At that meeting Julian w. Curtiss, the
treasurer, will report the amount Oh
money received. up to and including
March 8. The members of the cxecu-
tive committee will have a meeting
next week at which they will decide
upon transportation, select manager
and trainer and name the conditions
tnat Will govern the team while
abroad.
II has been suggested that the MEM
hcrs of the American team wear one
uniform-Club emblem being omitted
ana instead Of club emblem an Ancri-
can flag be displayed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
BOXING NOTES,

lack Palmer. who claims to be thn
heavyweight champion of England
can make les pounds ringSidc. and in
l'", r"Ned l3-round draw in London
win Jack Twin Sullivan. The latter is
anxious for another bout.
There is d negro welterwci-ht in Aus
traiia who calls himself Joe Ualcot,
anu u no" threatening to come To
america. If he hopes to fill the place
oi 'he retired wclter champion tba
australian will have to be a speedy
l"''iny Ryan. who yearns TO hn
he;'F5w' lsht champion Of the wo,Ia
says: Prize fights are lost N LITTLE
q"''h' unexpected blows. You har,ljv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
BASEBALL NOTES.

Charley Doom. the Phillies' red top
ped catcher. has signed his 1906 con-
tract at an Increased salary.
A New Orleans dispatch TO the Mont
Eomery Advertiser states that the $21O0
salary limit Of the Southern League
will be repeatedly violated this year.
The story gees on to say that one club
is paying one Of it's men $500 and that
Rt this rate there is no chance for a
limit.
Washington Post: Washington has
picked up fair lot Of minor league
players in Pitchers Starkell. Mccoy
and Smith and Second Bascman Schaf-
ly, II figures rount FOR anything and
that IL all local fans have for dope on
the young men who will endeavor tn
prove themselves worthy to keep
strides with the high class of the
American League.
Gene De Montrcvillc's delinquency in
signing his contract, his outlaw threats
and the acquisition Of Otto knabc. the
fast Pittsburg second-sacker, has made
Dc MontreVilleS services not ST. ,lesir-
able as before. and President Grill is
negotiating for his sale. President
Grillo received word yesterday that Ed
Frank had been released by Brokiyr
to the Toledo club. Frank is an in
fielder.
II saw" said Charlie Murphy yestcr-
day, that Brooklyn is ready to give
nine players for a great pitcher. Can,
blame them much. What would l give
Tor Mathewson? Well, l think I'd give
Knolls. Mueller. Dodge. Beebe and
Noonan. ! think Mathewson is the
greatest pitcher in the world. but ]
think the Chicago team has the great
est pitching staff in existence. Matty
Is the best. bat the other New York
pitchers are going back. while ours are
all in their prime"
Baltimore American: Manager Jen.
nings has signed James Barton to play
an infiefd position-probably shortstor
for the Baltimore baseball team, and
rocters who remember Barton's pIay
here In 1904 will believe that Jennings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
STUFFED CLOVES.
Terry Martin and Peter
Sullivan Are Matched
For an Exhibition at !42 Pounds
March Il in Augusta.
Great Interest in Coming McGOYsrn,Nelson
Fight...Boxing Notes.

Announcement was made by the
management of the Augusta Social and
Athletic Club Friday, that arrange
ments have been completed for a
meeting between Peter Sullivan of Fail
River, Mass, and Terry Martin of
Philadelphia, the bout to occur at City
nall Monday evening, March Il. the
men to meet at AZ pounds and to post
a forfeit for weight and appearance.
This will without doubt be the best
that has yet been given under the aus
piccs Of the club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03

CORN-Dull but steady; No. yellow,
Jfll J0I..
OATS-Quiet and easier; No. clipped
white. 31N3Ii2.
HAY-Quict but steady: No. l, 16ltl1;
lower grades l2IEili.
MILL FEI;D-Quict.
SPRING BRAND. ,b0a0.1J.
MINED FEED-226i 20.
COTTON SEED MEAL-3l.
PORk-t tnchaneed.
LARp-I 'nrhanscd.
BEEF-EaSi"r: 'Xtrl heavy sides, Gags.
LAMBS-Steady; vail
EEALS-Stcady: 11T1gs3.
Bt'TT':R-Firm. northern. 2Jiah e.
CIIEESE-Quiot York state, 1iMlfa.
EGGS-Firm: choice. 1891; eastern. l.
Gi1S.
ApPLES-Frm and higher; Baldwins,
:.5lIt: Northern Spies 3..4u,.
POTATOES-tluiet and easy: Green
Mountains. .: IIchrons. C0d63.
SEGAK-rirm on a basis Of 40 FOR
SrLnulatcd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
DAYS DOINGS IN WORLD OF SPORTS.

ever see man knocked out by one OF
these long swings. They look to be
very savage. but 4 man has 4 chance
to brace himself for the shock of them.
The kind that hurt and do the damage
are the little jolts that come i'll over
your guard The first thing you know
soElc one has turned oft the moonlight
and the little birdie are singing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03

\ well-knOwn Scotch author and a
young friend of his had spent the
whole day on the links and had had
some close and exciting matches. AS
they left for home the elder man re-
marked: DO YOU think ye could play
again tomorrow. laddie?" Well" an
swcred the youth. Il was to be mar
ried tomorrow. but can put it off,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
New York Cotton Market.

New York. March >
Spot CLOSED steady - points higher. Mid
ding upiarda, 1l.l0. do. gulf. ll.JJ. Sales,
1G>N bales.
Galveston. holiday; Charleston steady
1Gas; Memphis steady. los; New Orleans
firm. lo1s; Mobile quiet. 1Cas; Savannah
steady. 10 ZIG.
Net receipts fer seven davS, 1i1.6H0
Exports to Great P"it;,in. - l:;l: 70
France. ": to. the3 GontGi.rh. NJ S.; g.
Japan. MT; t. Mexico. 90
Stock. S11.6SS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03

The Clock at the entrance TO Lord
Ellesmere's estate at Worsley strikes
thirteen at l o'clock. This popularity
is due to the last Duke of Bridgewater.
Noticing many Of his workmen loiter-
ing around after the noon hour one
day. he made inquiries. and was told
they had not heard the clock strike one
So he had it fixed so that it would
strike thirteen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
New York Money Market.

New York, March :.
Prime mercantile paper M3l2 per cent.
for demand and at AS 5Naii iS2.55 for G0-day
bills.
POSTED rates 4&iltamiS; and 4S1Gt iS71@.
Commercial bills 1874.
Bar silver G5A.
Mexican dollars -0l:.
Government bonds strong.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call St"idy. "hn6 per cent. ,
IL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, March ,
Rain and snow throughout the winter
wheat section of the United States had a
weakening effect today on tho local wheat
market. At the close. wheat for May
delivery was off 14Ma, Corn WAS off w.
Oats were unchanged. Provisions were
Il shade to Il cents higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WliFAT-No. May, SOi,: July. StEas
TORN-No. May, 43M1s; July, 49,;
Sept. 4ii<M1,
oArs-No. May. 3o1s; uJly. 2el;; Sept,
oSf.
MESS PnRk-Mav, la.a2!3: July. 15.27l9
LARD-MaN. 80; July. 100: Sept. s o.
SHORT RIBS-May. S1oi.: july. $50
Cash quotations were as follows:
C1bI R-Dull and caSv.
= y WHEAT-N". i. spring. So@S2; No 3
C0RN-No .. tfiiO: No. yellow. 10
OATS-No. .. 2.7e: No. > white. 3lI.,si3 ~
No. 3 white. 29i:Ni30Ia
RYE-No. 2.f3
RARLEN-Good feeding, IS
MALT1NG-l'air to choice iITO
Fl-AN SEEDING. ]. 1.o7: No. / north
western, LIZ "
MESS POl:k-15 2jM15.3D
LARD-G7O
SHORT RIRS SIDES-I.oosc. 7e-a,A o.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-Boxcd. $50,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03

Mexico has awakened to the fact that
unless vigorous measures are taken to
prevent the wholesale destruction Of
her forests, the country will soon be
trecleSS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03

Fr'p".als for enabling persons to
prepay REPLIES tC letters sent abroad
VIII be discussed at the Postal Union
Congress at Rome next April.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-03
Chicago Cattle Market.

CATTL LE-Reccipts. 5000: common 70
prime steers. 375ar6 so oii'''oh ~
hda' daa0'GscdReceipts. di 5000; choice to prime
sHEEP-Receipts. $780, sheep. 4a615.