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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-06

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-06
FRESH BEEF CUTS.

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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS EFFECT on SEPTEMBER 10 1905
BETWEEN SAN JUAN CAROLINA CANUY AGUDA PONCE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, april 13-TodavS stock mar
k,t was not much more than nominal.
Th,. departure from custom in Keeping
the Stock Exchange oTen ON Good Friday Y
Was rot ;tllC wed to interfere with the hol-
iay of many members. who left the Wall
Street district last night 10 remain :uAsiy
IuItll next Monday. The attendance was
therefore small ana the dealings were
lrit in the hands of tie hibitlEli traders
VINO found tie usual difficulty in making
things 90 IN Il market Of those restricted
limits. The exchanges Tor other com
mOditieS were all closed aH were he for
ci2n stock markets, The latter To be clos Il
until Tuesday. The fear OF attempts to
Arrange loans yesterday "a carry oven
until Mon lay. which would nave b'r.n
necessary i'll th, event of observing thr
holiday To-Day, W;t& what Ploinptcd th,-
opening OF me exchange Tor trading to
day.
Tie earlier tone of the market gave
ris.. to Il f., linz of confidence that To-
morrow ) bank statement would show TN.
TRADE. in fine reserves below the legal re
uuir ncnts made mp. This was ~ ground
market. Special strength in ono or tWo
rI the prominent Individual stocks help
td To sustain tnt- market The ground
taken by Tie parties to the coal labor
controversy that further cOnfers nee Wa
IN OIdtr kept alive a hopeful Sentim ut
the strength Of Reading. Foreign cX-
chanse reacted slightly from the highest
level OF yesterday bot became steady
again ana G:LV" no ldicltiun If falling
again to Tie GOLD import level The mar
kct closed with some show Of strength
th- day.
Bonds were irregular. Total sults. par
value, s., $50. United S:.,t,3 bonds " err.
all unchanged un can.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.
EXHIBITION.

EXHIBITION.
Saturday-Cleveland at Louisville. De
trolt at Columbus, Chicago White Sex at
Grand Rapids, Newark at Waterbury.
Sunday-Cleveland at Louisville, Detroit
at Dayton. Chicago White Sox at Grand
Rapids New York Nationals At Newark.
COLLEGE.
Saturday-Trinity IN @ College IIar-
ward at Richmond, Va; Princeton
Georgetown at Georgetown, Dan tmOuth-
Holy Cross at Worcester, Trinity OHart-
ford)- university of Pennsylvania at Phil
adelphia. Rutgers ut West Point. Willis
ton Academy at Amherst. LafayctteCor-
nell at Ithaca, Yale-I'Tiversity of Virginia
at Norfolk, George Westinghouse Columbia
at Washington. University of Syracuse
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Tufts
Brown at Providence.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Thursday. Friday and STANDARDIZATION
at Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia,
Pittsburs at st. Louis. Chicago at Gin
Cinnati.
Sunday-Chicago at Cincinnati. Pitts
burg at st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturd1y-Boston at New York. Athlet-
les at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
BOXING NOTES.

Hid Herrick viii leave Milwaukee
soon for Boston.
Rouse OBrien ANA Young Allen VIII
meet At Philadelphia Monday night.
Harry Edels will meet either Inn
Grim or Terry Martin at Portland Fast
day.
Amhy McGarry has been signed to
meet Charley SeiFer in New York to-
night.
Matchmaker Pierce Of the Lincoln
Club says he never considered match
ing Joe Cans against Jimmy Gardner
Jack O. Rrien and Bob Fitzsimmons
have promised to meet Tom O'Rourl,,.
today and sign to box al the Tuxedo
club.
Eddie Graney, one Of the san Fran
cisco fight trust, is planning to bring
Cans and Nelson together in an open
arena July 1.
Tom Burnes. the c0nqucror of Mar
vim Hart, aS'emulatcd Jack O'Rrien
by hiring q valet. He has also written
to London for a match with Jack
Palmer.
JdCh bOuuIllall, tl1e clever ANouIa \
[. fighter. OutpOinted Bert KeyeS of
Philadelphia in the main bout at the
stag Of the Longacre A. G. at New
York Thursday night
Jorry Gaines, next Monday night At
the Lincoln Club, will tackle Al Mitch
ell the crack eX-amateur. and in the
"i'iii"h Of the sports Gaines is bOokei
i"r Journey to dreamland. Another
heavyweight bout the same night will
prlhs together Al Williams Of Glou-
'estef ana Jack Grant Of Chelsea.
Young kenney of Lowell matched r.
! spar Fred Sydney of Boston in the
! Spiiiuie olty a. c. rooms at Lowell
MASS thursday night, was unable n
appear on account of Illness Mar,in
flaherty was substituted and tbe man
spared 10 rounds Both were IL rood
cohditlon at the finish and a draw va /,
declared
Tommy Lowe of Washington and
Young Mack of Chester. Penn. foueht
10 rounds at Baltimore THURSDAY
night to draw before the New Era
\. Z. The battle was of the hurricane
order. Both men tried hard for q
Knockout. but We're unable to get in q
hnlshlng punch. Lowe was the clav-
erer of the two, but Mack proved the
harder hitter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
The Literary Club Entertains.

The Winthrop Literary Club enter
tanned the Thursday Club of east Win
thrup ana also observed Presidents S
day last Monday afternoon at the home,
Of Mrs. j. II. Foster Al roll call the
members Of both clubs responded by
giving items of interest upon Japan
and China.
Mrs. William +. Walsh. president of
the current Events club of Augusta
GaVr an interesting account Of thC
work of her club the l.aSt season and
Mrs. Hayden. past president. read an
exceedingly fine paper upon The Ideal
iiistprian.'s
Mrs. kilbreth of the Thursday Club
presented an interesting article ON Ed
utation in the Philippines" and Il paper
cn tn" "EnlprrslS Dow; Ger and Reign
ing Family Of Chin:" was read by Mrs
BENSON of the Winthrop Literary club.
At the conclusion of the reading. a
piano duet was rendered by Mrs. Whit
niG and Mrs. Carleton. and 4 reading
given by Miss Ida Morrill,. Both mum
Ecrs were highly appreciated. The club
Will meet with Mrs. II. II. Pcnniman
Monday evening next.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
SPORTING NOES.

Cure Won from Sutton at billiards
Friday night Al MN York III the a3d
inning by "A s'or" of 800 10 a.
.. +. Kent Of Cleveland. ohio, has
sold his trOttcr Amelia 206%t ANA a
four -y.hr-"ld MCkerron nlly to Frank
eaton, TIL. Russian trainer fnr $3.50.
The deal was closed Thursday ana the
pair VIII be shipped to st Petersburg,
where the mare viii be raced this sea
son.
The annual srrine hanlirap track
games We're held at Harvard Friday
under rather unfavorablc weather con
ditions i strong winI which blew Iii
r"CtIY Hp IN" stretch, holding back the
runners aud preventing fast time All
the Harvard men showed up poorly
IN TIA" field events. Theodore Rnose-
Welt Jr., was eutered in the mile run
hut dld not start
Abe Me"hon, the noted English
horse owner ami plunGcr. arrived at
Bonning8 race track Thursday from
London, EnGEnd. He took ont a
trainers liconS" Thursday and start
ed his intention Of racing ANA operat-
ing0n the Metropolitan race course
this coming summer The news Of
Al""hdn'S arrival created quite a stir
among the regulars who expect To- Sc.
quite a financial tilt between the Brit
isher ana the big gamblers, like
l4irhlenatein. Whe"lnch and Mcdonald.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Fall River Club has signed
Catcher Edward J. Kelly of Lebanon,
Pa.
The American League starts in on
Its regular championship schedule to-
day.
1t beats the band how many Of those
who We're holding out for high salaries
early in the season are now not even
being heard of.
Joshua Robinson, with the Norwich
Club last season, has been added to the
pitching staff of the New Bedford Club
He halls from Bucksport. Me.
The big leagues do not seem to have
been seriously crippled by the fact
that several prominent players have
jumped to the Pennsylvania outlaws.
The University of Maine lost its first
game away from home, but the con
test was warm one and the score
shows that the boys can go some al
that.
The Harvard boys. now on their
Southern trip. propose to make it warm
for some of the teams in the sunny
South before they return to New Eng
land.
If the sale of baseball goods is an,
criterion the youngsters have got the
fever in good shape Mits. balls. bats
masks and other supplies are goine
like hot cakes
Gene York, who played on the Bid.
oeford team last year is expected tc
arrive next week in that town, wher,
ne Will coach the Biddeford Higl
school aggregation.
Inc baseball fever is more intens,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
THE WRONG GIRL.
Former Champion Wrestler Repu!sed
by One He Tries To Mash.

Chicaan. April William Murphy.
formerly An American champion
wrestler, tried to make love to an ath-
letlr Chicago girl in Washington boule-
ward. \ moment after his first id-
VaH"cS he Went Gown before a rain of
blows from the girls fists. III another
minute ~ had given M resistance
ana sought safety without success IN
fight. AT tile tIid uf the first round
of three minutes Murphy Was a l,iis-
onrr On tine way To- the West Lake
street police station. Then Miss Lii
liam HGuck, who had "trilnmed' Muir
ply smiled ana continued on her way
to h"r home AZ M. Az Washington
boulevard.
50 H. was wrestler. was he"
cried Miss; ll"uri: when she learned
today that her blow; had put OUT
:; fprlnc! "hainIsiru Of the padded mat
We'll I dont care. III teach him t"
l,"p lis hands M women. lie wont
Sweetheart M. again for awhile"
Mis-: II0ucK is six feet tan and
weighs IA pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14

spite of snowstorm and mud. Lewellyn
Libby moved to Gardiner and James
and Norris Potter. who have bought
Mr.. Libby's former home on Bartlett
street moved into it. Mr.. Baker Of
Johnson street is moving to Richmond.
Some folks are not satisfied with NOV
ing goods ana family simply, but take
house along with them, as Bert Novel;
is doing His house, formerly situated
on Cannard street, is well across the
intervening field on its way to the lot
on the main road adjoining the prem
ises occupied BY J. K. Goodwin and
Hiram burgess.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
OTHER GAMES.

At Washington-Washi Americans
., Princeton l.
AT Norwich, Ct-Norwich 10. Montreal
(E L. S.
At New London-Brooklyn Royal Giants
G. New London l.
At Raltimore-Columbia 4, Johns Hop
kinS University L.
At Waterbury, Ct.-NeWark (E.. Id 9,
Waterbury 0.
At Hartford-Hartford G. Providence )
tmorning); Providence Z. Hartford , (af-
ternoon).
At Holyoke. Mass.-Fan River IN, FL
g. HolyOkc l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14

Gen. MatoS, leader of the last revolution
against Gen. Castro. in AN interview Fri
day a. Paris on the subject Of the lattcr's
retirement from the presidency ci Vcne-
Zuela. said that Castro would not have
abandoned his position unless absolutely
sure Of being able 10 regain Il AT win.
MatDs added that the acting President
Vincente Gomez, will ScrupulOIIsly carry
out his Instructions and give up the Pres
idsncy w hen requested to do 50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14

Juhnny Mo"ney, manager Of Honey
Melody. threw a hot challenge at
matchmaker Pierce of the Lincoln club
Thursday that set the latter thinking,
Pierce, who IS the manager of George
Gardner started kidding" Mooney
about being afraid to let Melody meet
Jimmy Gardner II am not afraid"
replied Mooney, but Jimmy is not a
drawing card. However. l will let Mel
lody fight George Gardner at any
weight in two or three weeks even if
there is only 80 cents in the house"
Pierce saw that Mooney meant what ne
said, 50 the subject was dropped bv
Pierce. There is quite a difference in
weight between Gardner and Melody
but Mooney. who seldom makes a mis-
take when making matches. would
make that one even with big odds
against Melody.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14

Earned runs-Brooklyn 2, Boston ;.
Two-base hit-Gessler Three-bas2 hit
Pfeffer Stolen bases-Lumley, Mccarthy.
Double plays-Stricklett and Lewis; Al,
Derman, Gessler and Casey; Strobel and
Tenney. Left on bases-Brooklyn 1, Bos-
ton 4. First on balls-Off Striclilett |, off
Pfeffer g First errOrs-Brooklyn ,,
Boston 2. Struck out-By StricHlett 3.
by Pfeffer g. Time, 1.50. Umpires, Con
way and Emslie. Attendance, 4510.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. April r..
RITTER Steady rec, ipts 4IE; cream
cry common to extra. Hon; state dairy
80 lnmon To extra, Haze; western farto
ry. common to finest. l}ul5i., western
imitation creamery tTsts, 1Gnt2l.
fGGS-Fmm; receipts. T. 80; state Pa
choice, 3m2l; DO. mixed extra, 20
POTATOES Irregular: Maine and 9th
or eastern. per bag. > 2-i0ft:.G0; state ans
western, per bag, 22,M2.5D
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
AT CINCINNATI.

Chicago ...1 90 0 . 0 l2 x-5-5-O
Cincinnati .....0 o l 0-1-5-3
Ratteries-W Wicker and King; Harper
and Schlei. Umpire. Johnstone Tim,
2h. Attendance, 2000.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Philadelp'a 0 o / l o I'LL i
New York 0 0 o / 0 > q o. 81
Batteries-Sparks, Dugglcby, Kane and
Doom; McGinnity and Bresnahan. Inn
pire, ODay. Time, 1io. Attendance, TO-
041.
At st. Louis-The PittsburgzSt Louis
game was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
Boston, Nat, Again Trims
the BlookIyns I to 4.
Chicago Also Takes Second
Game 5 to | From Cincis.
PhIIles Even Up With New YoTk.-Raia Pre-
vents 81. Louis Game.

Brooklyn. April 13.-Donovan's men
suffered their second defeat at the hands
of the Boston team here today. They
started off well with three runs in the
opening inning. but the visitors took the
lead in the second and won out rather
ea
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
WINTHROP.

]. L. Nevens of Lewiston was in town
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14

Ii"rt"rt Sturtrvnnt Of Boston is Wis
itinE Iii brother. Chester o. Sturte
want.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14

New York, April l3-In reply 10 q
message of inquiry as to the truth Of
Il statement in a dispatch dated at
Gibraltar that several members of th',
American athletic team bound for
Athens had been injured i'll Il storm
during tie voyage. Tie Associated
Press correspondent at Gibraltar mas
cablcd as follows: II am informed by
the captain OF the steamer Barbarossa
that I'll" voyage was i splendid one.
lie and the steamer agents confirm tn"
statement that the athletes are iii fine
condition."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14

The amateur boxing tournament -
re held by the Hawthorne C,ub
Charles town. May > and !. win consist
o. open glasses in the following
weights; l05, lis. I25 and l35 pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14

Arthur Fortier Of Waterville ha.
been passing a few days in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14

Mrs. i. +. Libby and Mrs. l.. d.
French ar" attending conference at
Purtl3u!.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
American Athletes Arrive
Safely at Gibraltar.
Champion Wrestler Is "Trim-
med" by Girl He Trieste Mash.


Gibraltar, April 13.-The steamship
Barbaro@sa which left New York
April 3 for Naples. having on board
the American athletes who will COM
pete III the Olympic games at Athens.
Greece, arrived here today. All the
members Of the team enjoyed the
voyage and are in good condition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14
Congregational Easter Concert.

The Congregational Sunday school viii
give AN Easter concert ut tie Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening The fol
lowing program will De- presented:
S0n2-'AlI Hail III" KING. School
Responsive Reading.
PRAYER. Pastor
,j1mg-"Chrisi Hts Risen" school
"A song OF Easter, Birdie Wing
Duet and ChOruS-"O Lord of Earth"
clyde Benson and Harold Clifford
The l.ilyT Sermon" Beatrice Adams
''Across The SET PhiliS Burr
song-"The i-ord Has Risen"
Faster Lilies Nina Webb
seven Children
ftaptV t'aHtcr' Eddie carr
Mildred Benson
Duo. and Chorus-"i..fr Cannot Die.
Nellie Louise Maxwell and Dorothy
'An1-ls Of Easter" Margaret clravrs
Marguerite" Brown
Offering.
Natures Gr.,.tine," Raw Kimball
'Onl" Il Seed l." Bessie Benson
Durt-"Lily OF Iiol"."
Misses Shaw and GAlt
EtcitatiUn Mary ClctV'S
S,n&-"Chri~t cur Easter King," school
The Chlfd'S Easter Question,
"rhc Buldnr Of The Nest
Mary Elizabeth NcIlrny
Quartet with Choru5-'Jesus Was Only
Iix"rri@,. with sons--"rrllins the Easter
story Class Of Girl;
T,..tdlnA. Elizabeth HuYt
s,oni. Awake, D Soul school
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-14

Several families moved last week in
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-08
Goldfield Skylark Mining Company

Owns the Christmas No ads kylnk claims and the Sunlight Fraction fifty acres adjoining
the town of Dnnmdfedm the vest only short dhtncef from the states of Black Butte Bonanza,
Great Ben. ExtndOn,G Great Bend Annex treat Bend, vena, Black Butte Extension,
Daisy ad Triangle SkImk adms the Yellow Rose five claim which rpentyI @d fr$ $4,000 spot
cash
The company is incorporate at omen million shares par ueo dollar fully ad nmESS@SaDe,
$4,000 shares teasny. Officers are t L. Oddha president; Damondfed Jack Davis vceprsdent;
and other Nevada campsB known from ocean to ocean as a nn of unnpeachabei integrity, sound
Judgments and no failures in mining DNnonbddJ Jack DAVIS was e OF the ht pioneers OF dddhed
He took his pick the territory and sakdh the groupings of Dammdfdd He is tn father of that
country and the success of the DamNnfad mines lis a aSng monument to his Senment Mr. Cook
is president of the John S Cook bank in Godfed one of the weahhat inttuhonsm the West depos-
tory of the greatest mining corpWatons in America MeSrs Odde and DAVIS are mngm e heaviest
holders of Skrk took That Ba ftw worth consideration
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-08
Three Gold Veins Exposed

Opnmd un on the surface Sklark has three wei. defined parallel assure vGs respectively w,
five and six feet vide yielding asroosas assays 1872 $50 and $50 gold per ton It's poIyy com-
fry Identical in character with the Mohawk formation Many a competent judged believes the Mohawk
edges extend into Damodfadt territory Active development of Skysrks mineral resources is
under wav a Gt havmg been ordered th aMn. arrival at depth on the ew which shows as mh on the
groupings as did Mohawk and its famed ighbors
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-08
The DiamOndfield Region

Of GGdfdd district is at hev m If the advMingc column of nsngS securities Mohawk Lagma,
Red Top umboa and Combinations Fraction, the purchase fano which we uEntya advised when they
weel w aent ahei heho norber roll of rising shares Oh the amondfddp properties we call at
tmhn to the following few in the ndghbnhoo of Godfeds kyhrk showing the several percentages
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-08
0LDFIELD

Have desTvedy earned and are holding the Tt attention of the mining specializing and in
v@ng world. They willie continue @ because the Nevada boom, the result mot of jobbnga and manpula
ton but Of fabulous mine@ riches and MAMMOTH production has onys started AT the mines every blast
of powder means enhanced values and increased tonnage of ore o the market te bulls onrol The
Erg@t buyers are the home tmt most familiar with the mines merits
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-08
A Chance for the Public

Within shmth times lymk is to be Gaed on the exchanges of Gddfeda and San Francisco
LISTING 1O 600 sme Oft treasury stock are ofed for public subscriptions at Is cents Those
who otin early on the presents star stocks of Godfed know that the lrgea ppfs ae madeb theft
wiser management when it was doatd W believe that ddfdd skHark will prov at the diggngs
ad on the exchange the peer of tn hpndcheSa and IN anticipation OIL ueH eVHaoe advance VIII us
GSng w commend that investors
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-08
Our Weekly Market Letter Mailed Free

W ire members of the stock exhnges of Godfdd, Rnoa nd San Francisco References q
DIM & Co. any bank in Southern Nevada the American National in San FranSo
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-08
Wire Orders Now, At Is Cents

ines and stocks of all Nevada camps, write for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
Mig Profit. In Trees.

Get right away from the idea that be-
cause trees do not grow and ripen as
fast as other crops forestry in the
wood lot will benefit future genera.
tons only. Most forest trees will
reach commercial size well within an
ordinary lifetime and many of them
in a much shorter period. Did it ever
occur to you that this country offers
today few investments which equal in
safety and in net returns the thrifty
growing tree Of a commercially valu-
able kind? Don't fall into the way. Of
thinking that the only interest which a
tree yields Is its annual growth. That
in itself shows fair return. But your
trees are not only increasing in size:
they are also increasing rapidly in
value. A few days work in the wood
lot each year will yield more money for
the same effort. than any other work
on the farm. This. is a strong state
ment, but the facts bear 1t out.-Farm-
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
Heard. and naIa Heads.

If you do not want to be bald refrain
from growing 4 beard. 1t is simple
recipe for keeping your hair which
physician of eminence offers. His the
CRY is that men who are bald owe their
afiliction most often to the wearing of
boards. He does not pretend TO say
why this should be so, but merely di-
reefs the notice of any observant per-
son to the fact that nearly every man
VINO rejoices in Il luXuriant growth Of
whiskers has deficiency of hair on the
top of his head. On the other hand,
most clean shaven men possess good
heads of hair. Many men who are
clean shaver in earlier life permit their
boards to grow when they have reach
ed middle age. In consequence Gf the
theory of the physician quoted be cor
rect, the hair begins to fall off the top
of their heads. 1t is q fatal mistake.
The frequent and regular use of ra-
zor is the best insurance against bald
ness. 1t would seem, says this physi-
clan, as If nature could provide for the
support and nourishment of only GER
tain amount of hair If a beard is
grown, the crop on the scalp SUFFERS
Saturday Evening Post.