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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, April 4.-Thc shrinkase in the
acti"ity OF the trading today inuIcated Il
subsistence of the attempts To advance
prices on the part of the professional
party in the speculation which las been
prominent in the dealings Tor the last
few days. There WAS a considerable sell
ing movement carly in the day in the
a doubtful state of mind. The movement
was not very extensive, however, and did
not involve any great damage To prices.
Sharp breaks III special stocks Were a
factor in the general weakness al that
time. The wide losses in these stocks
were pretty we'll recovered in tie course
Of the first hour. After that the marke;
was extremely dun all day and moved
within narrow limits. Reading made
most headway against the depression, al
though that stock also was forced below
early trading.
Tho condition of the money market was
a diScour1SCInt mt to amy extension Of the
speculation, - per cent. being Touched IN
the late furry. The foreign exchange
market W3s little affected in spite Of th.
high call loan rate. The discount rate
was easier both ln London ANA Berlin
ana authorized Intimate were given
that an additional gold engagement for
import this week was Il possibility. The
declaration of only tn" regular dividend
ment to some holders. The advance in
ReadinS had little effect on the general
list and TIL" market Yi"lc;! again. The
late furry in the money market caused
the InarEtl to cl ISe weak.
Bends were Irregular. Total sales. pIr
value, $4,000. United States bonds E,rr
all unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
N. {. o. p. GRAND LODGE
Meets at Portland-Order in Very
Prosperous Condition.

Portland, April A. Several supreme
officers were present at the 18th annual
session Wednesday Of the Grand Lodge
Of Maine. New England Order of Pro
lection. Grand Warden Harvey r.
Bates "f Augusta presided Consider
able interest ct-utrrvi in the election Of
officers
Til" iilllher of delegates reporting to
the committee On credentials before the
opening was unusually large
Grand Warden Bates rcuortcd that
while The reports for the past year had
fallen behind those for the year before
in numerical gain. yet the affairs were
in Very satisfactory condition. The
year l!ai. was an exceptional one in
the history of the order. There We're
admitted during the past year IS5 new
members and there was Il net gain of
213 with a net gain of $4,000 in the
total insurance carried. The total
membership December 81 1908, was
5.39l. Thirty-nine deaths occurred the
past year and $4,000 was paid for in
SuranCe claims. The financial condition
is good. The largest lodge is Danforth.
No. -. Of Gardiner and the smallest,
Sebago Lake, No. 81, of Sebago Lake
Tn" credentials committee reported
an attendance of l25 delegates. Forty
six past officers of subordinate lodges
received the Grand Lodge degree. An
invitation was received and accepted
10 hold the next annual meeting ut
Auburn,
Tile following officers were elected:
Grand warden, \. +. Nerrll. Au-
burn; grand vice warden, DR.. II. A.
Weymouth, Saco; grand junior past
warden, Harvey +. Bates. Augusta;
grand cretary, William l.. Quimby.
Bangor; grand treasurer. W. S. Hovey,
Portland; grand chaplain, Mrs. Ncsta
A. RartOn, Watervile; grand guide,
james w. Jones. Gardiner: grand
guardian, w. F. Mckimm. Bangor;
grand sentinel. Charles f. Turner.
N"aZie; grand trustees. Josephine
Hartford, Portland; Emma F. Dam.
Portland and Lucy A. Fletcher. West
brock. The Officcrs-elect were installed
by Supreme Warden Harry Manser of
Auburn ana Il staff Of supreme officers,
At tn" close of the convention sup
pcr was served by members of The
Portland lodges. This was followed by
the cxcnplificHtion Of the degree upon
large class Of candidates by Dan,
forth Lodge. No. 40 Of Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
viii Be Eaaed Frso Up0. Asp'ioaaA

+. II. Gay K Co. Bankers, Boston.
ere offering for sale through their
Portland house (9S Exchange Street,
q limited amount of 4O-year First
Mtge. So Gold Bonds Of the Hudson
River Electric Power 90. at the at
tractive discount price of 90. The
principal and interest of these bonds
are guaranteed by the Hudson River
Water Power Co. OF New York state.
These companies are in active ana
successful operation and their reve-
nues ar" increasing from month to
month as new applicants for power
are connected with the main gcner-
ating station at Spier Falls On. w
about nine miles above GIens Falls.
where there exists solid masonry
lam. 1900 feet in length. 90 feet high.
ana % 1cet wide ut the base, develop
ing at least $4,000 h. D. during the dry
p"rtioh OF the year and up to 10000
i. p. during the remainder. This dam
IS one o. The largest in the world for
'hc creation OF electrical energy and
'he company has a monopoly for the
!eVelopmtht ana sale of power in the.
hohrt Of New York State, the field of
Operations including such well known
cities as Albany, Troy, Schenectady,
Amsterdam, Johnstown, Rome Glens
Fails. Saratoga, Ballstqn Spa. ana :
other points. It's customers are num-.
bered among the strongest corpor.-
atoms in the country such as New
York Central I,d.. General Electric Co. "
the Lighting Companies of Troy and
Albany and the street railway COM
panies of practically entire Central,
New York. The earnings of the com
are constantly increasing and the
revenue for the year 1906 will exceed
$1.l0OO0. with operating expenses Of
less than 4096, leaving net annual
earnings Of about 100000 with a bond
interest charge OF about s425. GOO.
showing surplus applicable 10 divi-
dtuI+ on stock of rising s275.OOO.
These revenues will be further in
creased as the various properties now
iu process Of development are broughr
TO completion. The bonds of conn
pany making such a strong financial
and an assured future of still
greater revenues should be a safe and.
conservative investment. a@s' h''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
PROGRAM APPROVED.
Pam American Conference Subjects
Approved by Bureau of Republics.

Washington. April 4.-Thc program
OF subjects TO be considered by the
PAN American conference which meets
at Rio Janeiro in July, was unanimous
ly approved by the bureau of Ameri-
can republics today. This program
was prepared by a committee Of which
Secretary Root is chairman and in
cluded the ambassadors from Brazil
and Mexico, and the ministers from
Costa Rica, Chile, Cuba ana the Ar
gentine Republic.
Probably The most interesting Of the
subjects are embraced in resolutions
affirming the adherence of the Ameri-
can republics to the principle of arbi-
tration for the settlement of disputes
arising between them. with an eX-
preston Of hope that the coming
Hague conference will agree upon a
general arbitration conventions; also !.
resolution recommending that the
Hague conference be requested TO con-
slider the extent to which the use Of
force for the collection of public debts
is admissible.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
U. OF MAINE NOTES.
The Easter Recess.-Proaram for
Junior Week Announced.

Orono, Me, April 4-(SpeciaD.-At
a recent faculty meeting a petition
was presented by the student body TO
alter The Easter recess 50 that two
Saturdays and Sundays be- included
Instead Of one each. The vacation
will now begin, as granted by the
faculty. Friday. April 13 instead of
April II and end Monday noon April
70 instead of April Is. The new ar
rangement will include Fast Day and
Easter Sunday ana the number Of
recfatiuns will not be lessencd by the
change.
The program for Junior week which
'he committee from the class of 1897
las prepared was also discussed. The
committee consists of A. w. Totman
Of Fairfield chairman. F.. w. Phil
bl Ook of Milan, n. H.; G. f. Hayward
of Winthrop, +. j. Wilson of Lynn,
Mass. and f. T. Harlow of Brewer.
The entire program for the week
has beel approved by the faculty and
viii probably be carried out with few
changes. The order of events ar
ranged is:
MONDAY, May y.
10 A. NJ. Prcliminarics III Tennis
Tournament.
, P NJ Finals in Tennis Tourna-
ment.
P. N. Musical Clubs concert and
informal dance.
TUESDAY, MAY %.
p. NJ. Ivy Day lin charge of the
Junior class)
S P. NJ. Annual Junior Exhibition.
WEDNESDAY, MAY %.
II A. NJ. Military Inspection of
Cadets.
go P. NJ. Baseball Bowdoin VS..
Maine.
800 P. NJ. Junior Spread
500 p. NJ. Band Concert by the
University Band and Glee Clubs.
THURSDAY, MAY "a.
80 P. NJ. Baseball, Mass. Asgies
vs. Maine.
400 to 10 p. NJ. Open House at all
the fraternities.
FRIDAY, MAY %
10 \, NJ. Special Chapel Exercises.
s F. NJ. Junior Promenade
SATURDAY, MAY 26.
. T. M. I'hStpdii I'hleS W. Mdiiie.
In most ways the plan of the week
is similar to that Of the first Junior
Week. which was held last spring and
proved 50 successful in every way.
The baseball fanatics We're much
encouraged Tuesday afternoon by the
appearance Of the squad on the grass
fio III behind Coburn Hall. Several
new men from the Law School have
lately joined the squad ana prospects
are visiby BRIGHTER. Coach Butman
is drilling a squad of 80 men i'm
partially and as vet none are sure of
making the trip but everybody feels
that the hard work Of the men must
have good results.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. APPEL 4.
FI.OJR-RC coipts. HE: exports, lG.Oli;
sales. 500: steady with light t., d.
RYE FLOlFR-Quitt.
WHEAT-Reccipts. 1000: sales. 2.7o1. .0N,
futures. 5000 spot srot firm: No , red
s. bid elevator; No. . red. 81 nominaI d Il
atoat; Nc. northern Duluth s. o b
a:lOlt.
CnRN-Rccc1rts, :l3'7755; exports 1851;
sales. Loco futures. 1000 spot; spot firm.
No. =, ~: elevator and ~ "a y o l. ;fiu:t
No. , yellow, :,3I.M5i; No > white. 81 .GflL
OATS-k,.ceipts %l,-O0; cNpuriS. 81
SPOT firm; mixed oats. 2H.3. lbs. 3i: nat
pril white. aGn3% lis. 36m31i,. clipped
white. :>H 10 lbs, 3Nl.di IG'..
CIT MEATS Steady.
rICkLED SHOULDERS-7M14
PICKLFD ftAMS-1Gl@W1I
LARD-F'irm: weston steamed s ScOGiS g:
nominal; refined firm; continent SO; s.
a. go; compound GisMGHi
fCEk-t'irm: family 1Sff1S2I; short
clear 1G.3lfflN: mess. 17.25ml7.-O
BUTTEIt-Stcady. unchanged: receipts.
Bic
kGIS-Easy; reccints. i4l;5: state. p.
and nearby fancy selected whit. =! mix
cd extra 49,.
Potatoes r. rmndl Ie-fIS: 10. s con,l
crop 4a1: Flnr;df new %HC.:0. Jersey
sweets pr hb l.I0It3.2I
SUGAR Raw irrn; fair refining 31G,3 32F,
: 1-G; centrifugal. M test. 3 l1-s1, nolnS-
SIS sne::r 2i-34M" i}-lf; refined steady
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
TO RESIST DOWIE.
Zion City People Prepare
to Fight Him.
Will Have One Of Their Num-
Der Appointed as Receiver.
Revocation Of Power Of Attorney by Wire
Revocation Of Power Of Attorney by Wire
Is Declared Illegal.

Chicago April 1T was decided to-
day by OVcrseer FoliVa. of Zion City
that III view Of tn announced intended
return of John Alexander Dowie from
Mexico. and DoWic's declared intention
of making Il fight against the action
suspen;iing DoWi" from office, that the
present officers shall be appointed re-
caivrr of the church of Zion and Of all
the public properties standing in the
nam" Of the Churt H. The courts prob
ably Will ask To name Voliva as rrrciv-
Ct within the next few days.
II was also asserted by The officers
"f zion city thai if DoUit returns ANA
commences legal action against the
present officers Of the church, or at
t"!npt% f. nUst them, they will cause
his arrest ana prosecution on the
charge Of misuse of funds.
Noliva acting under the power Of at
tnrnry l." holds from bowie today
filed in tie office If III" county recorder.
m assignment tu Deacon Alexander
Granger Of all tn" aunuiticS and be
uuests that have been mad" 10 DoWi
;tnd are still unpaid.
A message was today received by
nrlrou AirXandrr Glangcr from DoW!r
reading as follows:
You are hereby removed from your
office as general financial manager ana
iinm All other offices. | warn YOU
should YOU undertake to exercise any
authority rs financial manager it will
10 regarded as criminal" Deacon
Granger declared after reading the
message that he would pay no atten-
ton To il but would continue To dis
charge his duties as financial manager
Of Zion City.
Oversecr Noliva and other officials
of Zion City today called on Deacon
Wilhitc, the newly appointed repre-
sentative Of DOWic who was named
yesterday as Noiiva's successor in 4
message sent by DoWie from Mexico.
Deacon White was asked to say
whether he proposed to act with them
or in behalf of DoWic. He refused po-
Sitively to say whether or not he will
CndeavOr to regain possession of Zion
City and Zion church for DoWie. He,
however, sent a message to Dowie say
ing that legal counsel had advised him
that DoWic'S revocation Of Noliva s
power of attorney by wire is Illegal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
Boston Produce Market,

BOStCn. April 4.
tents, mill shipments, 4.35Gtt>0.
SO CRN-tirmer and higher: No. :, yellow.
55'..
OA1SJFirrler: No. CLIPPED white. ISL !.
HAi-'irm; No. /. l.ml$: lower grades
13..Gull.
MILL FEED-Frm.
SPRING BRAN-3l!0
MINED F'FFD-22 = dai
COTTON SEED MEAI.-3l.
l'ORK-St. .Idy. unchanged
IARH-Stcady. unchanged
BEEt'-Ncry dull; extra heavy sides. \
Nhi.
I.ANIBS-Quiet but steady: $40.
NFALS-Firm; llulZR.
BtTTER-farcly steady; northern . 3
EESE-Firm: York state 1411rA.
EGGS-Siichtly easier; choice liN2o:
eastern 20W2l.
Al PI.ES-Quict but steady: Baldwins 4
alto: Northern Spies iM5
PCTATOES-Ncry firm; Green Mour-
tains S5G9o, Hchrnns SGuS1.
81 GAR-NeTy firm on Il basis Of 4.SO for
sranuatcd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
FIRE AT LYNN, MASS.
Fifty in Danger-One Taken Out Un.
conscious-Loss $4,000

Lynn, Mass. April FIFTY or more
I0dGrrS in Il fnur-Stnry wooden build
ing ON Union, near Smith street. were
in danger Of losing their lives 1T about
> o'clock this morning when 4 lir,. was
sweeping It's way from the basement
to The upper ilo"rS. When the fire
men arrived the windows were fun Of
people seeking "scapr. Three were
taken "ui on 1ad,irrs by The firrmrn
ana several escaped by jumping.
Mrs. Grorgr |. Miller. wife Of the
proprietor. Was taken ont uncnns, ious
by her husband and patrolman. No
one else WaS injured.
The fire was placed under control
at 80. The damage to the building
is about $10,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
{. c. SWIFT.
Member Of the Great Packing House
Dead at Boston.

Boston. April 5.-E. C. Swift Of Chi
cago. member of the packing firm
of Swift q 90. died early today at the
Quincy House. where he engaged n
suite of rooms about two weeks ago,
Pneumonia caused Mr.. Swift's death
which was in Il great measure unrX-
becttd. as il had been thought his ill
ness would not result fatally.
Mr.. Swift was seized with pncu-
monia on March -. last. He had come
to this city from his estate at Beverly
Farms. i'm order TO be near his friend
ana business associate. n. r. Hollis Of
Boston, who WAS undergoing an opera
tiun
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
Chicago Produce Market.

thicaCO. AprII ].
Higher prices for wheat in foreign mar
k"tS was largely responsible for Il Sharu
advance here today At the close May
delivery was up y. Corn ana oats were
each up ~ Provisions were n shade to
/: points ICwor. The market was strong
all Gay.
The leading futures closed as follows:
MIEAT-May 7N1sma4 July 7Ts@7S,
Srft ~.
toHN a. July AZ. sept. Az.
me.
MESS PnRK-May 1870. July 1920.
I.ARIt-MaY Si.1z. july So 2. Se1t SGI.
Sit DIRT IIi:S-Niay $50, July $6-'. S@I.t.
ash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Dull and steady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
THE CINCINNATI PROPERTY
Transferred by Dowie Through Attor-
ney to Alexander Granger.

Cincinnati. Ohio. April 4.-Soon af-
ter the return from Zion City, Illinois,
today. of Deacon w. d. Yerger of Gin
cinnati i deed for all property of the
Christian Catholic church of Zion, sit
Uated in Cincinnati. was filed trans
fcrring it to Alexander Granger, finan-
cial agent The deed WAS signed J.
Alexander Dowic. by his attorney. VIII
bur q. Nolivu. The consideration
named was ST.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

An Interesting war curio recently ar
rived at khartun in the shape of the
late Sultan Iambio's great war drum.
1t is cut from solid block of wood
and is intended TO represent a buffalo
The whole thing is more than ten feet
long, four and One-half feet high and
four feet wide and requires eight or
ten men to carry it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

William c. Clark. a patrolman on the
Washington Cd. Cd police force, has
received notice from Mexico that gold
mine in which he is Interested has
turned out to be a flne property. ana
that the stock that ne owns is worth
$500 600.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
New York Cotton Market.

Now York. April T.
SPOT closed l,riet 10 points higher. Mid
ding uplands. 1l.G5. do. Eulf. ll@O. SAlcs.
100 Ealcs.
Galveston firm. ia Charleston quiet
los: Memphis steady, ~: New Orleans
steady. lis: Mobile firm, H. Savannah
quiet. II lie.
Net receipts for five days 7SN4,.
Exports to Great Britain, PTS: to
France, l2.i.o: 10 the continent. 40 GSi.
stock as Gqi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

Herr Heinisch. nominal editor of the
LeipSic Nolksblatt. who has just been
scnt to prison for u months because Of
the Nolksblatt's attacks on the PruSsian
electoral laws, did not write the arti-
cleS. He is only registered as editor
in order that he may go To Jail on occa-
sions like the present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. AT: J.
|ATTL IL Rcc"ints. -O.oOo; coIn.i-.: tp
primo steers, Hat 40.
HOGS krccIpts. 5o,Ooo; choice to prim"
sIi}:ET-R6 cc:inits. ae.co; 81 cp. 4.-oms7,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
New York Money Market.

New York, April !.
Prime M rc"ntic paprr 5ilm;,l2 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at IS. 3GTt AZ. :,
for demand ana 1T ~. irn ~. f., for f0-diy
bills
Posted rates iN:1i I,:si ara 4>Gis
Commercial bills lS- ,itiA3a<.
Ear silver hili.
MtNir;tn dollars .9tI.
GnNcInm,ni hnn.;S STEADY.
fHtlrnad nultdS Irregular
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

d!iiiCs. llGt22
Steady: mt market. 15M: firsts.
IL. prinl" iirsts. 1Gi=; extras, lH
Cl!EESl. Steady, ll'.MI3.