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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

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7 100 A. G. H.. c1na..........,...
5000 American Shelters, com..
25,1O Amalgafnatcd Copper 100.
1000 Amer. Car and Tou,.......
1000 Amer. Car and Fotii1., pfd.
W Ainerictln Cotton OIL ........
600 American Tobacco, pfd....
h American Can ....,..........
1 200 American Can, pfd..u.....
400 Amer. Locomotive. cotl1....l
Amer, Locomotive, pfdu..s
4.s0O American Sugar ...,........
S,1CO Al, II. and s. re, cot11.....
A., r. md S. re, pfd
1870 brooklyn fnpid 1'rnnslt...
2,4W Canadian Pacific .,.........
4 800 Chesapeake and Ohlo.......
80 Chichgo Great western 4. !.
1890 Chicago, Mil. and 81. Paul.
] 200 Colorado Fuel and lfon....
] 100 Colorado South, corn.......
Colorado South. list pfd..
200 Colorado South. I'd pfd....
S.1OO Consolidated Gas ..........
Delaware and Hudson......
Del. Lick. and Western q.
1000 Erie. cotn.............,,.....
100 Erie, lst Northumberland.
Erie. I'd pfd.................
51.M0 General Electric ............
2.4oo Great Northern. pfd........
100 Illinois Central ...,.........
1000 Louisville and Nashville ~.
200 Manhattan .................
coo Metro. Street Rallway......
coo Mexican Central ............
1,700 Mo-, Kan. ana Tex, COM.
eco Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd. -.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va. March 81, 1905.
Tobacco-sunC ured-Receipts continue light
md market active at prices quoted. Hrtghts
fired and Stemming-Reccipts light; market
continues firm at unchanged quota tons.
'NOrE-Much of the tobacco arriving Is In a
lama ced condition, and such tobacco sells low
Planters arc cautioned to look after the order
Il their tobacco before sending 1t to market.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
Y BALTIMORE. MD. March 3l.--Seaboard Al,
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u. S. rcfundlng 2s. resi.iered....... ~
u. S. rcfllndIng %. COUPON. 10
U. 8. Old Is, Registered. ............. ~
y. g.. Old ~, coupon.... .................... 10
y. .. New Is. Observation-Disclosures. !s
u. s. New ~, coupon.................. ~
American Tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. (!
American Tobacco Gs......................... ~
Atchlson general 4s...... ~
AtCnlHOn adjustment 4S.......,,...........f y
Atlantic Coast Line is.......................
Baltimore and Ohio 4s:...................,. -. 70
Baltimore and Ohio 3ka....... ............. !?
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s............ 9
Central OF Georgia 6s....................:..l y
Central OF Georgia LIST nc.................: q
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. ...,............. y
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc.................
Chesapeake and Ohio 4s...................1 e
Chicago and Alton 3hs...........:...,..... !, q
Chicago, B. and Quincy new IS ~
Chicago. n. T. and Pacific r. r. 4s........ Z
Chicago, II. I. and Pac r. r. col. 6s......
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|. futures ranged as follows:
Omen. High. LOW.

Cash quotations were as loloWs:, 10y TIogaaM0
straishts sssoas so bakers ss3 9,g;3s, Ne Ne
red, sssl.la &ilsc. No g corn. 43kc, No e,Sel-
Low, 4laaiAc. M eats sosc' Nc gvs While Zoe
size: No. white, SoMI3lGc: Nj. rye t,o SHu
GaGa sea 1885, g. axseed s9s; No
Norliis estern, slio; prime timothy j.; see ed
lara, per 100 pounds, ss.sa: short ribs. sides
ngsso short clear IL 5,r sd @nos hos s
c,iover. contract grade $780, Butter-F1rn;
ereameres, isassic dares l5@dise ch mark
% ses included, l4tc frsts, HE prime lrNs
1biac.; extras, TIC. E&# snlr5t MS
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3C5IoIsING BOND #OUoTATIcNs

O. CO. c. and ST. Louis gen. sia...........l olI'
colorado industrial Is, scricsA............ sqss
Colorado Industrial IS. series Bs.......... ~
and southern Is. sns
I.nhaE ,,.,......... 1o4s.
Denver and Rio orlando 4s.,........:::,... s sgi
NJ ,,rt,r ian a. ...,,.....,....... 1n0,e
XII; III. fnin N. a ................ alsi
fnol in ~ oJiov III ~, ,,,.,...... los hi
,,p.a,, 80 "a ~ Z Observation-Disclosures. 10lis
Issa a,, =. 81 sariios I '....,,..,.... 10l
y. aih'n ar ~ az,
~, rtjp
y 1a2a,, III ccriiGenies I'd series ats
2api I'LL, ~ nlso o,,d Mn.a T;ni1ed a. .,,,... 1903
,Ito ~ =, co nnnsoi sold 4s 1914
Wnrtnan = Central Observation-Disclosures. s&
siaM;.a., S1antrnj 10, Observation-Disclosures. e3f4
St,n ~ a. onis An ...,.............. 92a
i fn sr ~ nnsas and ,.rxas 1JJ7s
Missouri, Ka1sas and Texas 2ds!.......... 81
Naional n. r.. OF Mexico con. 4s..........5 co
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MARINE INTRn1lGENCR,

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 81. 1906.
ssI, ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and pa ssengers, Old Dominion line
Stea ner Pocahonths. Graves. Norfolk and
James Rlyey landings. merchandise ana pas
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.

CAS- reported By CraddocK-Jones. VlVglnlA
Petersburg Va. March 81. 1900.
Receipts have been somewhat heavier during
past week, md market closed firm and nc-
tive on all grades. With more favorable
weather for handling We anticipate much heay-
Ter sales during coming week,
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IN SYMPATHY
WITH LONDON ] D
Slight Opening Recessions, But
Level Restored Early III
a 5lu, s1,,,, M
EFFECT Of: COAL. CONDITIONS col L i
United States Steel Stocks Strong
Because Of the Terms Of
fercd Coal Operators. ,a@
(Isy Associated 1'ress.)

NEW YORK, March a1.yrhe slight
opening price reccssions In the stock
market to-day were duo largely to gym
patty with the London market. in which
prices Of Americans moved irrcgularly@
The level Of prices was restored early
III the dealings here. and the market dis.
played varying strength up TO the CLOS
Ing, which was firm and about the bes.
prices Conditions in the coal Industry
had special reflection In the days move
mcnt. especially the Decision Of tho
miners 10 accept the terms offered ~
that portion of the soft coal operators
which comedies The demands, inst cad OF
making shutdown Of production gem
eral. u This Is supposed to be a direct
benefit TO the United States Steel orpora +
ton, whose supply Of fuel is concerned
and the United States Steel stocks we're
notably strong In consequence. The fatts-
burg coal ct ocks were marked IN briskly
after lying dormant for a long time. Ru-
,nors were busily circulated at the Same
time thnt the plan for the disposition or
the Great Northcrn's iron ore lands 70
the United States steel had been con-
summatcd. The buying Of the Elll SOCKS
and of the Hartman Pacif1cs was attr'-S
buted TO this 4run,or. which mas oeen
many times revived in Wall Street.. Best
prices were maze sHIteI tilt appItnthi.SS
OF the bank statement which was better
than had been expected.
Total sales OF bonds. par value, 81, o0o, 900.
Total sales stocks were Az 800 shares.
NEW YORK, March 31.-Money on call
nominal: no loans. Time loans steady;
sixty days. ninety days and six months,
q 8 yer cent.
q Prime mercantile paper. 5AG5h per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bust.
ness in bankers Bills at 81 s.. 6DHs4. $50
for demand and at s4.s2 6od 81. 81. 10 for sixty
day BILLS, Posted rates, q. s3N+.S31s ana
1861. Coni,Arcial bills. &A.S2G$4.s2A.
Bar silver, 64%. Mexican dollars. 20.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
-- BALTIMORE NIl. March 81 .-Sea board Air
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NEW ORLEANS. March si.-ccTToN-aS
roton quiet; sales 900 bales INCLUDING 40 @o 70
Ia lions unchanged: middling. me. Futures
opened quiet and point down A. ne h sloTs
w,ich sent nrIces down $40 points. The trad
{oI the nsf d %ts sas
nsxcs ~ sac points on April to July, inclusive.
and and 5as points on August 70 December !, !,
Cotton futures closed: April, ll.os; tM y ay
sentember, TO- 40 October. 10, 80; December, N.Sa
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N.,v val, Central gan, 1,s,,,,.....,.. SO
New, tcrsey Central gen 5s,............... 1913
Mortbsrn pzciHt al ............... 1O5 &
N Norihsrn ,n nas Ws.tsl con 1os
r,rcron si,ort Line refundnE As ............ SOFA
pnn1, ev,,anin fcany 3iSs Observation-Disclosures. lOl
Reallnr General As i00st
s., II n,,,r a ri F1,on Mountain con. 6s.... III a
81 io,,, md san Francisco fg. A. ....., s7ts
st. Louis Southwestern con. as (oftercd).. sS 0s
ceiJharn 5t,arIoc 4s (onrernd1 ......,,..... 90
isouihern Pacific ist ls certificates. vSA
Eoutha.n I3ailwa. Is .......... 11S q
~ az - ~ Pm c,rr5 1sts " ..,,.,,..... 1913
refodo 81 r. ard Western tis,........... S3A
I1nion rnci1c AZ Standardization. 1913
i1ii6n Pacific COW Observation-Disclosures. lb5la
fi,i,na &c ia Steal nI hs......,,,..... 30
yvab.sl 1sts Observation-Disclosures. 1i2A
tvnSas, p5i, "a ,,.......,.,.... Sl1a
1vasinrn Md Observation-Disclosures. SS5a
y,hnait.,ys ana f,hka Erie As 1Ok
~ t,Pnn. n Central Observation-Disclosures. a27s
NJ. and g.. Collateral Trust 4s.............. 0ita
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cotton futures opened steady ana closed QUE

Spot cotton closed quiet: middling upIa nds,
II e5 middng gulf. 1l.so; sales. l,t'i oaies . q
cotton quiet m!ddling ls5: net 3. ,oeseip'ts.
stock, IFS. is ,bales export TO the Continent,
Total to-day at all ports-Set receipts , sl;7ss
to France. 1900 bales; to the Continent. I, 80
ron.odnf.d al ali ports-Net receipts .. 100
hales: export 10 Great Britain. 23 aos bales;
10 France 1900 bales; to tho Continent. 7 -.
Total since september list at all ports.Net
receipts sel76os bales export TO- Great brtai ~
Continent, I,sio,5?a bales; to Japan 1855 bales;
to Mexico, o.7i4 bales. 5 "a
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NEW YORK, March 31.-Money on call
nominal: no loans. Time loans steady;
sixty days. ninety days and six months,
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NEW YoRk PRopUcs MANkkT,

4 NEW YORK, March sl.-FI0uR-pull, but
Gs. IS 4oSa,75; winter patents, " s9aA28 I'VE
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RICHMOND GRAN MARKET.
A Bull Market.

Buy stocks Don't listen to pesslmistic
talk, It's manufactured to keep the pub
lie out & Of the market until the big fellows
are ready to deliver the goods Stocks
advanced this week, as we predioted, and
closed at the top, regardless OF the Coal
7 Our customers all made money. Did
you? II not, buy them quick, and don't
wait until the market Is ten points higher
Come In to see us.
'Phone inquiries cheerfllly answered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-18
EASTERN star.
Officers Elected andInSta|I-
ed Thursday at Rou|ton.
Grand Worthy Matron Is Mrs.
H. n, 5. Sleeper Of Sdbattus.
Mrs, Zeita Hall Of Oamariscotta Grand
Chief Of RalhhQne Sisters.

Hou!ton, Me. Nay 11-The closing
session Of the It'll annual NEE ting Of
tn" Grand Chapter OF Maine. order Of
tn" Eastern star, were held today
They began with reception to visitors
and Grand representative Reports Of
various committees were made ana Of
hCtrs; elected.
These officers were elected:
Grand Worthy Matron, Mrs. Helen \.
5. sleeper, SabattuS: grand worthy pa
iron, Albert II. Ncwbclt. R"ckland:
associate grand matrnp, Mrs. n. Eliza
pcth leach. Bar Harbor: associate
grand patron, Arthur II. Totman. FAR
field: grand secretary. Mrs Annette H.
Hooper, Eiddcfnrd; grand treasurer,
Mrs. knS" Il. Emery, Augusta grand
c"nductrcss. Mrs. L. E,stclle Crashaw,
Auburn; assistant grand conductrc@s.
Mrs. Cora l.. Putnam, Uoulton: grand
chaplitin. Mrs. Marion Q. Mcclellan
talfhon; grand marshal. Mrs lola r.
Atwood. SabattuS.
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, May l1.--l'nusually
high temperatures for the season pre-
vail in East ami Southern districts
with maximum rcHdiuGS in the ohio
valley, Indiana. Illinois and upper
Michigan, ranging from 81 to IS de-
GrccS At o'clock. The weather has
been fair except for thunder storms
IN New England. Eastern New York,
tn" upper Mississippi valley and the
DIkotHS.
TIL" weather. Friday will he fair
with continued high temperatures in
~" West ANA South, except that
showers ar" Indicated for New Eng
land aud thence westward 10 the up
per Lax" region. For Saturday the
region of rain will doubtless include
III" New England and middle Atlantic
states ana somewhat lower t"npcr;t-
lures may hc "XpcctcL
I'll" winds along the New England
ANA mi'ldl" Atlantic coast will be
fresh southwest. on tn" south Atlantic
Gun coast IGht ami variable mostly
cast tn south: along tn" lower Lakes
fresh southwest with occasional
thunder storms, along the upper
Lakes, fresh south. shifting Ia west
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SHOT THROUGH HEAD.
Soldier at Portland Accidentally Kill
cd by Comradc

Portland Me, May Marvin Pot =
ter, aEcd about y, Il private in the
"dh Company. /. $. Coast Artillery,
at Fort Mckinley. WAS accidentally
shot through the head ana killed while
on suard duty Thursday by another
S"l'!i"r VII" WAS handling !; revolver
which h" did not know WAS loaded.
tn" Sli"";ilE took place in the picket
guard house. The soldier VINO fired
III" shot WITS placed in tho guard
h"u<-' f. rc'ntiu until the. circuin-
stances Ir" investigated ana = hearing;
IS held by the military authorities;
Inttcr'a home IS at Wakefield. Il. l..
ANA his relatives there have been no
titled. I'll" man who Killed him WIS Il
n'iHhc- "f the 10th Go. ana it Was %tit :
cd iiI'it II" was Private David q. F'itz-
gerald.
Fitzgerald Il Is years "f age ana hi4
h"'n" is in !;"riGii. Mimi lie has been
at TIL" reservation onr year.
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THE KELLER MYSTERY.
Officials Searching for EvrIcncc-The
Axe Story Exploded.

CHINA, Mo. May II tSpcriaD The
Investigation into the mysterious
death &c IIadl.y Keller, vino WA; found
dead 1t his home in H.. Y"rl; town
last We K. WAS continued to-day. I'll"
county officials at" activ" in securing
~! til" cvidenc" that might possibly
have i bearing upon the ease. Deputy
Sheriff Jones has summoned all the
Witnesses who ar" to appear before
Coroner s;nclI when til" inquest is
he'll here next Monday morning.
The story that an axe upon which
appeared stains like dried blood Was
found near K"lIcr's body is exploded.
\ thorough examination Of the prem
Uses failed to bring 10 light the axe
and it is extremely doubtful if it ever
existed i'll fact.
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THE RATHBONE SISTERS
Elect Mrs. Zctta Hall of Damariscotta
Grand Chief

P"rtland Me. May 17.-At tn" ar-
trrnnnn session Of the Rathhumc Sis
tiers, Portland. tn" following officers
W"r" elected for the year;
Grand chief. Mrs Zrtta Hall. Dania-
riSc"tta; grand senior chief, Mrs
Elizabeth j. Hutchinson. IIallowcII;
grand junior chief. Mrs. Rose KaIluck.
Warren. grand manager, Mrs. Hattie
kiliman. Eockland; grand mistress of
records and correspondence, Mrs Mel
ii" Tupr"r, Boothbay Harbor; mistress
of finance, Mrs. Emma Singer, DANA
ri@cotta; grand protcctrcSs. Miss
Prudence Richardson. RanGclcy: grand
guard. Mrs. tcrtrud" Rowland, Free
port.
1lle officers were installed hy the
retiring grand chief, Mrs. Byron Giles
IF "thbay, and the session was
closed
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Yours very truly.
James Valley.
"FinCham, Nc. March n. 1906.

'Einrham. Mo. March II. 1905.
James n. Nah"y:
'iHrIr Sir-IourS uf the 10Th was
duly received this noon, ana would
only be Is" Glad To help You in regard
to the case If Charles Tucker.
"Cl1d Mrs Tucker gave YOU til" 1T
ter at til" first. | can tell YOU II" is II
man tnIt cuts ic" every spring. if 10
t"Ha II" truth. Tie t"ld me "r cutting
ice IN = place called Wat"rtoWu. and
my slaughter h"n;, hcrc the night hc
took SIpErr. Si" clearly remembers.
hearing him $1N that he WAS gone
down river. "nd not ~, ~ | dill not
knew for sur" Where hc was, going.
RI" DAY II" WAS here he wore, a suit
of hlu" "r"rallS ana fro.-k. Il blue ana
Nht" handkerchief around his neck.
~; hair was, as :;oin" say red, Whil,.
ms height WAS al Of six feet. IL nol
more Now. at course" stated in the
other letter about tn" time he WIS
h"i". ana l'"@ ihiy ~ went down rfv-
or with tn' intention Of cutting zee. il
hrlnS 4 common occurrence for an rail
road lah"rcrs FOR this part 10 work for
hWhil", and then 20 away and spend
lh' NfSfS lhi tlflnk. II tnIS mas been
tn" ease. II" has probably gone ~ the
line again.
With All my power shall ;ry ia ina
him. and if | eyer get his track viii
not modest him. but let You know at
once Is MT THAT right | am an ~
derby Woman. ANA not able Ia e.;
about: in fi't. have not been out this;
winter, hut nevertheless. shall try 10
hc Of use to those who need hrly,
Waiting for som" further news, ! am
yours respectfully,
Mrs. Margaret Brown.
Main St. bingham, Ne
Up. s.. Probably he is 1T present
around some place cutting ice, and pos
Sibly at the hour named in the letter
he cut ice in that town at the tim" Of
the murder, going there on the day Ma
bel Page was murdered. He has told
mo Mabel Page was murdered. He
has told me all this himself. | have
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DALEY KEEPS TALKING.

WH:hin2;t"n. May Ii Senator Tiil"y
again to-day took The floor III the srn-
at" (" make Il further explanation of
his connection with tive, "lfcrta t" 60
CiIt" IN understanding" between the
p"C:id' At aUi the i"f"""E;itir ::"li2t tors
on III" railroad rate bill, haSnE his
statement on ~ article in the Chicago
Tribune AMI the New York Tribune,
charging him with bad faith in that
connection and giving ex-senator
Chamber as authority f." that state
mCnt. lie read series Of letters ana
memoranda beginning With Il request
for himself To- the former senator for L
copy Of any statement that he might
have made that justified this state
m"nt. This was followed by the read
Continued on Page TWo)
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tells What Its Representative Learns
Of the Case.

'I'N .N'N'"Iil'f lG''.'St
l:iu.ham No. May l1.-Jcrry HAYES,
the lah"r"r on tn" somerset extension
railroad. arrested near here yesterday
afternoon ly Deputy Sheriff Ingram c.
Piers" Of bingham at the request Of
Sheriff Clyd" II. Smith, who. with a
patty had been searching tn" Wilder
ness "f northwestern Maine since Mon
day Noon tn serve Il warrant in which
liaTcS is charged with the murder of
M"b"I Face at Weston. Mass, was
tlnsrIy guarded by three officers in the
local Iorkup over night. Sheriff Smith
tclcphOn"d from his home at Skowhn-
gan where he arrived early today from
Gr""nvil!c Junction, that he intended
To arrive here on the train due at II
y. = and would take the prisoner to
the ounty jail ut Skowhegan on the
Los train. He was to be arraiCncd at
once before Judge o. T.. Bachelor of
the SkoWhcgan municipal court. who
issued the warrant.
Hayes, Who is said to be otherwise
Known rs y. Mouiton. Jerry Hale and
j. ~. Morton. was not allowed to be
interviewed, nor was he informed of
what Charge had been made against
hlm before the arrival Of Sheriff Smith.
Lawyers representing Charles Tuck
or We're expected today from Boston.
Under the law of this state in cases of
tins nature. any magistrate can exam
in" "nd order the prisoner held until
IN" executive warrant can be obtained
for cxtradition.
SHERIFF Smith while here questioned
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
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A DOUBLE DROWNING.
Two Calais Men Drowned Thursday
in Meddybemps Lake.

Calais. Ne. May 17.-Stephen Leav-
it, about 10 years old, and James Cur
ran. .Ir.. -. eldest son Of Alderman
James Curran Of this city, were
drowned at Mcddybemps lake at 315
this afternoon while they were taking
a boat load Of brick and other ma
terial to the summer cottage of S. H.
Phelan. situated on an island in the
lake. The boat was overloaded and
was swamped and sank in 20 feet of
water. The bodies have not been re-
covered.
Leavitt had wife and six small
children. Curran was single.
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bingham. Ne, March 50. 1906.

bingham. Ne, March so. 1906
M. James Valley:
Dear Sir: / have learned by some
ra''r"fd m"n that jerry Hayes was in
Lowell, Mass. Il few days ago and that
they thought that he would be there for
u itW days to come. Thinking that this
might be If interest to you I have writ
Yen y. 1t Is soon the time for them to
neS'h on the new railroad line here ana
ne may soon he back, as many of the
"therS pave returned now. He may go
ny some other name there. Hoping
success Tor Your client. | am. yours.
Margaret Brown. Bingham. Me-,
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THE CORRESPONDENCE
Between Mrs. Brown of Bingham and
Charles fuckers Counsel.

bingham. Me. May 11.-Thc corrr-
Srnndcnc" between Mrs. Margaret
Brown Of this place and the counsel
for Charles H. Tucker il; us folluws:
Boston. MHsS., March 20. 1906.
Mis-. Margaret L. Brown. Bingham,
Ne.
Dear Madam: Mrs. Tucker has
turned over to IN" your letter Of the
nth ~ February concerning the Tuck
cr cas-. II has some information of
tremendous interest. If this Jerry
Hayes, about whom you speak. can
possibly he found thnh it will he Of
III" greatest help to The fuckers; i'll
their t"rriil" difficulty "r this hour.
VIII ruu rI".l%" LIT nlr know AT once
whether YOU can GiN" us amy informal
ton concerning; him"
Yours very truly.
James Valley.
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JAMES NAHEY.
knStNn. MISS. APRIL %. 1Gnt

Boston Mass. April 25.1906.
Mrs. Margaret +. Brown. Bingham. Me
Dear Madam--Nc shall send scme
one down to see You, at an early date.
Yours very truly.
Valley, INNES & MANSFIELD.
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Boston EoreCaSt.

Boston. Nay Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Friday partly
cloudy, light variable winds; Saturday
fair; warmer.