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The Washington times., 1906-05-10
EDWARD RICHARDSON
DIES OF GAS POISON
Jet in His Room Was Acct
dentally Turned on When
He Retired.

Edward Richardson. a clerk in the
Pension Office. died this morning as the
result Of accidental asphyxiation
Coroner hewitt visited his room at SIS
Third street northwest and gave a GER
tfficate Of death by accident The re-
mains were turned over to an under
taker to be prepared for burial They
will be sent TO Atlanta, Ca, tonight
for interment
Mr. Richardson was forty-four years
old, and had been employed in the Ger
tifscate division since 1888. He Is sur
vived by mother. who resides In At
lanta. a widow and son. and a brother,
William W. Richardson, city editor Of
The Washington Times.
On Tuesday Mr.. Richardson went on
two days fishing trip. and returned
TO his room much fatigued last ri hit
In the center Of the room hanPS Z gas
fixture with four burners. TIL uo was
removed from one Of the burners by
Mr.. Richardson. who intended attach
ing a tube to II and connecting 4. with
a drop Hight.
II is believed he entered the room
about IL o'clock last night and IN the
darkness lighted the tipless burner. At
terward he lighted another burner. In
turning of the gas in the upless burner
he moved the key entirely around. ara
the how OF gas was started through the
burner again. Mr.. Richardson was so
worn out by his fishing expedition that
he fell asleep. without detecting the odor
in the room.
About s O'Clock this morning the odor
OF gas was detected by Mrs Frederick
Newmyer. with whom Mr. Richardson
had boarded for many years. She went
70 the second hOOr room and found the
occupant unconscious Dr. Evans was
summoned, anG. realizing Mr. Richard
son was In a serious condition. suggest
ed he be sent to hospital The antbu-
lance from the Emergency Hospital was
summoned and all possible haste was
made. When the vehicle arrived there
DR.. Peterson made heroic efforts to pro-
long life. but all in vain
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
TONE OF MARKET
FIRM ON ADVANCE
Hills Brokers Buyers Of
Northern Pacific.

NEW YORK, May 10.-price move
ments during the first hour were decid-
edly Irregular, with a number of the
large room traders heavy sellers, while
brokers representing important interests
We're quiet buyers. Northern Pacific was
taken persistently by brokers. often act
ing for associates OF ]. J Hill, and the
purchases Of Union Pacific so far have
been almost wholly by houses usually
acting for Standard Oil interests.
There Is a good deal OF talk about the
next Union Pacific dividend. Commis-
sion house business was small and the
trading I'm the general list was without
significance or importance.
Government bonds, unchanged: other
bonds steady.
The London houses were not conspicu-
Gus in the market, but sold lightly
around the room The general tone of
the market is firm on the advance
The market opened Irregular with the
majority lower Union Pacific was a
and Western Union up u. Copper was
firm Reading unchanged The Steel
stocks were p lower. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit was = up The tone was slightly
heavy.
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

CoIumbia Heishts--HarTy Wardman to
Harry b. Wilson. joint tenancy in lots
% to 50, block ., SO
Fourteenth and G streets soutbeast
John r. Mclean ct ux. to James r
1853. $40.
Alley between N and L. Twentieth and
IWenty-frst streets nOrthwest-WiIliam
A Brown ct ux. to MAY A Smith lot
13, square 100. $40
Ninth street northwest between O and
William F., TO Raymond J. Cooley. lots
145 10 l49. square 364. SO RAYMOND ]
Cooley L. Tena Silver, lot I46, square
364. $40
Moore and Barbour's Second Addition
. Frank Parker ct UX. TO John +.
and Anna NJ Newman. lot 43. block 6.
Brookland-Frederick w. Krichelt to
Id adarold l.. Johnson. lots 13 and H. block
E street northwest, between Eight
eenth and Nineteenth Streets-LeO SIM
mons, trustee, to Daniel Loughran. lots
10 and II. square IA. $3.023.
East Washington Park-Rebecca E
GuniOn to Mary p Flannery, lot 25,
block 81, so.
COZ Massachusetts avenue-Susan r.
Sipe ct al to Irene L. Many. lot 13
square 452. $40.
Alley. between B and c. Second and
Third streets. sOutheast-James O'Don-
rell TO Emma V O'DOnnen. lots 45 to
50. square 762, SO
22l Eighth street ncftheast-Jcsse
c. Adkins. trustee, to Edith A Lane
half interest in lot IS, square 81, SO
Columbia eiehts-Harry T. Jones to
William s. MinniX, los %, p and 30,
block q, SO
Addition to lie Droit Park-Middaugh
& Shannon. Inc, to Ida NJ. Bishop, lot
81. square 81, $40.
Kentucky avenue southeast between
F. and G Strects-Adrian Posey to Mary
A Posey, lot b. square 1853, $1,000.
Alley between Twelfth and Thirteenth
X and L streets sOutheast-Charles r.
E.dmonstCn to Harvey V. Avery, lots 90.
81. an0 90. square 1923. $40.
Mt. Pleasant Heights-Fulton r. Cor
don ct ny to Alice Henkel lot 3, square
>. 80. Same TO Gustavus A. and Lillian
J. Weber, lots 40 and Al, square 4, s.. s64.
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
CLEVER MANIPULATION
RAISED LANS1ON PRICE
Mitchell Mining Was Well Taken.
Though the Figures Were Not
Much Improved.

The professional element OF the WASH
ington Stock Exchange got busty TODAY
and took hold of Lanston with a visor-
Gus determination TO make the price at
higher level than has been seen for
some space OF time. The record shows
sales of 1000 shares and the figures
made recorded an advance from 14as TO
l4as The appearance Of a new Rich
mond as a good buyer furnished tho
prctcXt for the upward movement which
was carried on gayly and successfully
with every appearance Of a real de-
mand- The market for this stock which
has dragged ever since the announce
ment of the dividend gives every indica-
tion Of being ripe for an upward move
ment.
Mitchell Mining was also taken hold
OF in good earnest. and the largest trad
ing that has occurred since the recent
slump brought out some good buying
orders. There was. however. a plenti-
ful supply OF stock Offering and the
best efforts were rewarded only by the
raise OF small fraction in the lg-
ures
Not for n long time have the sales Of
Washington Loan and Trust been so ex-
tensive az appeared on the record to-
day Beginning at 2lS35. the stock was
Hu4Shig alu dBBItSblNelS Drought Up
close 10 200. with an offer to take 100
shares more after that mitch had been
secured close TO the top price. The buy
ing was by broker whose business has
rarely extended so largely in that direc-
ton, and was stated to be for out-of-
town parties The price was close TO
that ruling for some days. and shows
recovery of six points from the low
record made about ten days ago
Railway stocks were neglected sales
being of insignificant proportions with
slight change in the figures Mercen-
thaler was wanted. bur was held too
high 10 allow Of trading. Greene Cop
per did its usual daily stunt
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
CHANGES IN PERSONNEL
OF COMMERCE AND LABOR

Among changes announced IN the per
sonnel Of the Depar >ment OF Commerce
and Labor today are the following:
Joseph Hendricks. OF Florida, resigned
as keeper Of the Tiger Island Ranges
Lights. Fla; Nsyne Finley. OF West Vir-
ginia, transferred from assistant mes
senger in the Census Bureau to mes
senger at Ellis Island; Bert d. Gray.
OF Texas. resigned as special agent 10
collect cotton statistics for the Census
Bureau: Edwin Carlson. OF New York
transferred from messenger at Ellis
Island immigration station to assistant
messenger Census Bureau: benjamin NJ
Ray. Of New York. resigned as assist
ant inspector OF boilers IN the steamboat
inspection service at New York city.
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
TRUSTEES, SALES.
THCS. J. OWEN * SON,
Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL.
ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF =
STREET. Isl AND MILL STREET. GEORGE
by virtue OF a deed Of trust recorded IN
Liber 2osS; folio III. ct seq. OF the Land
the request OF the party secured thereby
We viii sell at auction a. the Office OF
Thomas :. owen Son. No. 9ls F street
OF MAY. 19Ge. AT O'CLOCK p NJ. the
following described real estate In the city
OF Washington. District OF Columbia. to
All Of lot 7s In square 1865 IN that part OF
the CITY OF Washington formerly known "a
the part thereof conveyed to Ezekiel Hughes
by deed recorded in Liber 92i folio 4e7 OF
ths Land Records OF the District OF COlum-
bia. said excepted part being described in
said deed as follows, viz: The followin-
described real estate. situate on Mil street
Georgetown District Of Columbia begin
niGS for the same al the north corner cf
lot &c. Mill street. and running south with
line OF said street. twenty feet: thence East
till II meets the south line Of lot 75. thence
north with the west line OF Let 76 It's whole
OF lc- IS. NH street. at the beginning the
same being all that part OF OF IS interven-
TERMS OF SALE: One--hlrd cash OF
which a deposit OF $4,000 must be made at
tine Il sale. balance IN one and two years
TO Se represented by the notes OF the
sale. payable seni-annually, and secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold.
All conveyancing and recording at purchas-
er's cost II terms OF sale be not complied
with within ten days from day OF sale the
trustees reserve the right resell the prop
purchaser. after six days advertisements.
RICHARD G THOMPSON.
Trustee.
WHITFIELD McKINLAY.
my3-eod 20 myl2 Trustee.
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
Cotton Market Active
And Firm at Advance

NEW YORK. May 10.-Business at the
opening Of the local cotton market was
active. and first prices were firm at an
advance of two to nine points. The
new crop options were particularly
strong. and they were buIled on reports
Of frosts I'm eastern sections of the belt
The old crop options were brought by
spinners, but they failed TO match the
advance in the late deliveries.
Opening quota tiOns: May. II 36G11. 81:
June. 1l1Sd11-23: july. 1121d11.22; Au-
gust. 11.04d1105; September. 10 OSOd1O.SI:
October. 10.Nq107S; December. 107S0
1913
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
DIVIDEND EXPECTED
TODAY ON INTERBOR0UGH

NEW YORK. May 1O-The directors
OF the Interborough-M Metropolitan Com
pany will take up at today's meeting the
question of dividends on the preferred
stock. Il is said on good authority that
quarterly declaration Of IL per cent
has been practically agreed upon.
If this dividend is made payable in
June the former holders of Metropolitan
Street Railway stock, who of course, re-
ceived the dividend paid on that security
April Is. viii set the benefit of double
payment, covering a month or six
weeks Ordinarily another dividend pay
Tnent would not be done until the mid
die OF July.
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
FRIENDSHIP FETE FUND
APPROXIMATELY S1,5OO

sum between N.4OO and 8. 800 will he
added TO the California relief fund as
the result Of the fete recently held on
the grounds OF Friendship. the country
home Of Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mclean
Announcement of The full receipts Of
the fete cannot be made for the reason
that each charity interested IN the en-.
;ertainment received all Il made. and as
there were eighteen different interests
.epresentcS II has been impossible to tell
the aggregate amount made during the
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
U. S. WHARF PROPERTY
NEEDS NO REINSURANCE

AFTER receiving statement, under
oath, from the various fire insprs Nc
companies carrying risks on United
states wharf property. showing their
financial standing, superintendent of In
slrance Thomas r. Drake does not
think II necessary TO have this pronertv
reinsured in companies not affected by
the recent San Francisco confIasration.
as ne some days ago advised the Com
missioners 10 have done.
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales Of the board including after call
amounted 20 In bonds and 3 O3S
shares OF stock
Following are the sales and quota
tons Of today's market:
Washington Railway. preferred IOaaI
Washington Lean and Trust. iOQZlsIL
l0a2lSiz. l0q2lSlz 1CQ2ls1h. 1Od2lSh. IO9
2lSlz. 10G21Sat. 25d2l85k.
metropolitan Insurance. 5d9I.
Washington Gas, 25T607s. 25lI6oHs
Mergenthaler, 3G195ss
Lanston, IcOq143s, 1O09149s. IOOGI4s., 100
dl44s. l0Olt141e. 10O6141k, 1OOd1l4. l0OlJIs&,
l00fi14A. 100d14ss
GraphOphone common. 5T47
Greene Copper. lO0d29lk. 10Oll29Ik, IOOa
29sk
Mitchell Mining. 25G7a4 I00d7a.. l0OlI
~. lO0Ql9t. l00q7@i, lO0G7at. 3JG7Ss.
After call-MergenthaIer, 56.-q5E.
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
ONE KILLED; ONE WILL DIE
FROM POWDER EXPLOSION

WILMINGTON, Del, May 1O.-By
premature explosion Of powder In the
rolling mill at Hagleys yards of the E.
I. Dupont Powder Company here today
shortly after noon, William McCrea
aged twenty-four years, was instantly
killed. end David Commack, aged forty
four, was seriously burned and will die.
The Washington times., 1906-05-10

Preliminary steps toward the listing
OF securities of the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation on the New York stock
exchange have been taken. 1t is ex-
pected the application will be acted on
before the close of the current month
A Chicago dispatch quotes an official
of the Diamond Match Compauv as
Will take no action in regard TO reduc-
ing the dividend rate, but will allow
the question to be settled by the stock
holders at their next annual meeting
The United States Steel Corporation
has contracted for the erection. at a cost
OF SrVoO,OJO, Of four Of the largest blast
furnaces in the world at it's new town
OF Gary, Ind. This is the largest con-
tract Of the kind ever made, and is the
first step in building the new SIS 900 900
steel plant at Indiana HarbOr, Ind.
At the annual session Of the Texas
State Bankers Association, which con-
yened yesterday, the Postal Savings
Bank proposition was unanimously con-
demned- The proposition to tax ma
uonal banks for security fund to the
pcsitors in case Of failure of the bank.
was indorsed. A law providing for ne
gotiable bills Of lading was indOrsed.
William S. Hornblower has resigned as
trustee of the New York Life Insur-
ance Company In his resignation to
part that his four years term expired
May 9, and that he has no desire 10 be
reelected 10 the office. Mr. HOrnblower
has been a member of the governing
board for sixteen years. and for the
greater part CT that period has been
regarded as one Of the management's
chief advisers.
dispatch from Pittsburg states that
the Inability of the management Of the
Gould lines to complete financial ar
rangements for the construction of the
new line to the Atlantic seaboard may
suspend construction on the link be-
tween The Western Maryland and Wa
bash entering Pittsburg
Construction work is now said by the
officials 10 be dependent solely on the
ability Of the management 10 secure
funds to finance the contractors
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
HANDSOME HOUSE UN
HARVARD STREET SOLD

Moore & Hin, Incorporated, have just
sold for the Lutz estate the three-story
brick dwelling 1851 Harvard street. for
$1,000 The purchaser is n nonresident
who intends to come TO Washington and
occupy IL.
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
CROMWELL TALKS
FREELY ON HIS SHARES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

answers TO the questions applied. re-
ferring TO data he had with him 10 re-
fresh his memory. In some instances he
asked permission to furnish data at a
future date. apparently keeping in mind
the warning given by Senator Morgan
that he would examine Secretary Taft
on the question Of sale, transfer. and
acquisition of stock of the railroad com
pany
The Washington times., 1906-05-10

TRUSTEES SALE OF TyvO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING. No. 43 SEATON STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust re-
corded IN Iiber No. =. 7s2. at folio 403 e SEQ
one OF the land records OF the District Of
Columbia. We shah sell IN front Of the prem
ises. on THURSDAY. THE nth DAY OF
MAY, A d 1895. al O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
IJt 81 OF Niles subdivision. In block =.
OF Bio0mingdale as in Book County. No. T.
at page l3s, Of the Surveyors once OF the
District OF Columbia with the Improve
ments thereon Terms Of sale Cne-thiri
cash. balance In one and two years with
interest at s per cent per aunum. payable
seni-annuaIly 500 required at time OF sale
and the purchaser allowed ten davs from
date Of sale 10 complete the purchase
CHARLES r BENJAMIN.
ROGER T MITCHELL.
nyI0-d&ds Trustees
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

To John w. Gates and his following is
'given credit for much of the buying
which has caused the sharp upturn in
prices since Thursday last. during which
time. up to the close on yesterday, the
general list had recovered about half
its loss
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
WILSON & MAYERs. Auot.oneers-

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated the 18th
day Of May. A d. 1892, and recorded n
Liber. No. 17SS. at folio 2s4. et seq. Of the
Land Records Of the District OF Columbia
note thereby secured the undersigned trus-
tees will sell at public aucti5n in front
OF upon the premises on THURSDAY.
THE 17TH DAY OF MAY. A d l9J6. AT
the land and premises situated IN the city OF
Wash ngtou IN the District OF Columbia
known as and being part OF lot numbered
seven 90 in square numbered four hundred
and forty-nine (i4sl IN said city OF Wash
ingtOn beginning FOR the same az q point
on the east side Of Seventh street northwest
forty (f0) feet fTrm the s0uthWeSr corner OF
said lot. and running thence north twenty
(ZO) feet. by ard with the east line OF Seventh
street northwest thence east AT right angles
with said FIRST line eighty ts0I feet 10 the
east line OF said lot. thence south twenty
(2O) feet thence west eighty $50 feet 20 the
place or point OF beginning, containing six
teen hundred q. 900 square feet Of ground,
tenances thereof consisting Of a two-st1rv
and cellar brick building. numbered I105
seventh street northwest in said city
TERMS or SALE One-rhfrd OF the Dur
two years. all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser the deferred payments. ~ any.
20 be represented BY The prOmissory notes
o. the purchaser. bearing interest at the
BY deed OF trust on the property sold. All
conveyanctng. recording, etc. 10 be at the
purchaser cost, and In cZse OF default on
the part Of the purchaser the trustees re
risk and cost Of said defaUltinE purchaser
EDWARD 3. COTTRELL. Trustee.
1S2u street NV.
SAMUEL T. G. MORsELL. Trustee
g2l II street NV.
WILLIAM II TT.
At.crnev fo,- the holder Of the note
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

louotations furnished by Charles C. Gates
Co. Munsey Bulldingl
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles c. Cat.
& Co. Munsey Buiiding.l
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
WALTER B. wILLIAMs 3 co. Auctioneer

" Lillian ~
Attorney fo- the holder OF the note
myS.7. 10. II. l. l4.I5.l6.I7
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRovIsIoNs

EQuotations furnished by Charles G. Cat
& Co., Munsey Buildingl
The Washington times., 1906-05-10
NEW YORK CURB STOcgs.

Total sales yesterday. 1.277. 800.
Sales to noon, 500. 500
The Washington times., 1906-05-10

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL,
ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF =
STREET AND MILL STREET. GEORGE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

ing old friends in the city. He has re-
Gently been offered q desirable position
in the drug business in Boston. ana on
his return will locate. in the latter city.
Miss Florence Gannett left the city
Sunday for Wellesley, Mass. where
she will take a course of study at
Dana hall. the preparatory school for
Wellesley college. The trip was made
by automobile across country, she be-
ing accompanied by her parents, Hon.
and Mrs. w. II. Gannett.
Fred Mitchell who has been spend
ing the summer in Augusta where he
has been in the office with his brother.
DR.. Thomas III. Mitchell. has been in
Portland the past week. visiting his
parents and will leave this week for
the Baltimore Dental school, this be-
ing his last year at that college.
Rev. l. p. Meade. a former Augusta
resident who will be well remembered
as the editor Of the Gospel Banner, q
weekly paper devoted to the Interest OF
the Universalist denomination. which
was formerly printed in this city, is in
Augusta calling on old friends. Mr..
Meade is engaged in journalism in Bos-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

The steamer Gardiner will make It's
asst round trip Of the season next Mon
day. The boat will make its down trip
on Tuesday morning. going the entire
distance to Boothbay Harbor. but will
not return. The present season is SAID
to have been the most successful sea-
son in the history Of the company, the
boat doing large business from all
points along the river. The fine SER
vice and courteous treatment OF the
public has been drawing card
throughout the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

Train 102. which has for several
weeks past been running in two sec
tons will continue to run in that wav
until further orders. The use of one
section was to have been discontinued
Monday, but the travel is still very
heavy, and orders have been received
at the Augusta Office to continue the
present service as stated above.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

hose NO. l responded to a still alarm
at '.l5 Monday morning, which was due
10 chimney fire in the tenement at
the east end of Bridge street block.
The boys found the stove funnel Lead
ing to the chimney red hot. and there
was good fire going In the chimney,
which required the use of two chemi-
Gals to COO it below the danger limit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

A number Of local people are passing
the pleasant days in the woods IN .h's
vicinity in search of game. while others
a 70 extending their quest into the big
woods. Those who have been OUT IN
this locality bring conflicting reports
as to the plentifulness OF the dulelo'l.
kinds of game. though the greater patt
state that there are greater NUMBER
of grey SQUIRRELS than for number OF
wears at least 1t is also stated thae
there are quite number of ducks IN
the vicinity of Togus Pond and Iogns
stream and also at Greedy pond. Some
runners report that partridge are very
scarce in the places they nave VISITED
while others say they have had larry
Good ,uck. They all agree however
that the afternoons Of the past 10"
J da,s have been delightful ones i" ~ :,
in the field and wood. even if they SHOT
nothing more than tin can.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

Two victims Of intemperance were up
before Judge Andrews at the municipal
court Monday morning. giving their
names as Charles Baker and Jesse j,
Ross. There was no doubt as to the
truth of the charge against them and
Baker paid S. fine while Ross went up
on the hill for Is days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

A party of Augusta young ladies in
which are the Misses Emily S,insui,,
Susan and Addie Johnson and Blanche
Webster, will leave on the 6.37 train
this morning for Boston, where they
will attend Simmons college. The two
former are students at the institution,
While the others will commence the
first year of the course.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

Frank Blakeley left yesterday after
noon for Medford. Mass, where he will
make a short visit before returning to
his studies at the Philadelphia Veteri-
nary School. Mr.. Blakeley has been
passing the summer with his brother.
DR.. c. L. Blakeley in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

c. Z. Brann of the firm of Lunt &
B:ann. this city, left on the four p. NJ.
train Monday. for a ten days trim to
New York, where he will search the
market for new things and also buy
their fall and Christmas stock 81 goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

The registered carrier pigeon which
recently came to William Jackson of
Weeks Mills. still remains there and
shows no disposition to leave. AL
though the number on the birds leg
has been published, the owner has not
claimed it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18

Pope Gibbs. who formerly ran a
store at Togus, but who for several
years past has been located at Clear
water. Wis. has returned to Togus and
was calling on Augusta friends Mon
day morning.