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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-27

pu1 IL VIII ne IL lOilS tlffe De1Ofe Iney
get over the habit of trying to turn the
crank.
The electric light building at Kid
der's Point, Stockton, is nearly COM
pleted and the lights will be ready in
September. There will be 40 arc lights
on the Cape Jellison wharf
A Guilford man shot AGO pound
black bear last week that was taking
more than his share Of the blackberries
i'm the pasture.
r. F. Keith, of the syndicate of
theatres, has completed arrangements
for the construction of the new thea
tire on Preble street, Portland, where
operations have been held up several
months. Work is expected to begin
very soon and the intention is to have
the house ready for opening in May.
The theatre will run all the year
round.
The Maine Shriners have had lots OF
good times since <ora Temple was in
stituted but never one of quite such
proportions as when they entertained
the Providence ShrinerS.
The first square rugged vessel to en-
ter Belfast harbor since the departure
of the Kremelburg, more than 80 years
ago. was the barkentine Mary Barry,
" hich came in last week. This vessel
is the same craft which the late Capt.
VIII Berry of Portland and Stockton
commanded for many years, though
now under a changed name. She was
formerly the Jessie MacGregor.
Remarkable and entirely unseason-
able bass fishing Is reported from Sc
bagO Lake. This is far from being
the time for catching bass but people
returning from the lake report that
large numbers of them are being TAX
en-. all of excellent size. In the vicinity
of Indian Island. not far from Sebago
Lake Station, especially. they are re-
ported to be very numerous, within
the past few days many being taken
averaging in weight from two to four
pounds. From other sections also
come reports of good bass fishing. The
salmon fishing. which this summer has
been SO remarkable, continues good, a
five pound salmon being taken at Sc
hago Lake Station last week by a
camping party there, and a big 10
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
CURB MARKET TRADING.

The market for outside securities was irregular
Strength and weakness alternated in different
parts Of the list, although the undertone was in
clined to hrmness One of the special features OF
the trading was the manipulation in American To-
bacco shares. While this stock only figures slightly
in the totals, the wide range between sales has
caused more or less comment 1t opened with a
recession Of some II points, selling at 9O503OO not
withstanding bid which said to be in the
market at fully Is points above this price The next
purchases were made at advance of 20 points
American Writing Paper opened UP a point, but
eased on slightly. Havana Tobacco common was
down a full point; Marine preferred declined a.
Mackay shares were quiet but strong. Chicago
Subway was up ?. In the mining group Greene
Consolidated was still under pressure, but after
suffering loss OF y it moved up Ia. The weak
ness was attributed to the heavy reduction in the
production for the month OF June, owing to labor
troubles. Boston Copper ruled strong. Butte Coal-
ton improved III points. Nevada Consolidated
moved up sharply on active dealings United ruled
strong at substantial Improvement. Bonds were
dull but steady.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

the coming season are Frightened By n.
OF tohters ic the primary markets seves.ic ic1ssaa
earlier than usual Failure returns ro- "seks
half OF 1896 showed pronounced lmorov.,rna9 - 1sss
paff0ns chiefly OF q speculative na-.rs - Scer
rafio OF defauited liabilities % s6lg4r. 81 - The
through the clearinS houses durA~S fhs -! msos
Fu0rffls WIS only 73 cents 70 Go lares
Ger cent over the figures q. 1866. Ssngs oS ~
week az this port H0rog c01luIercA rc'rJ-, - Aec
eH Increases OF 5C Ce3 tn Imports and fs az o''-
ports. Bank exchanges at New York so~ t5s I. * x
leading cities the average gain 90 Der - osass
'eBrads'rcet's' says:
~ has been n betwesn-s4ssor. Vvs.k a,
trade and Industry but more than TIE Qs1sT "a NJ
sonabIe business - doing, desrlfa - 80 Sc
flgences The taking Of inventories an sT-ay ay n
case OF Industrial plants the making Cf rsoair, -
naturally feature. NeVertheloss ET'zfs r5-@.s =
continue unfmpaired. kau orders are ss's
ward in good volume. Crop Conditions - .)s-
fFInness and considerable business "a. 5seols
booked while finished lines could hardly e zen zen
better position, demand from the Fovv4vt -, L.
infr to be most marked. Labor i3 HcaFc1 -. n-
sections as well. the pauctcV OF help cl-Fsli-a.
production OF Pennsylvania coke Iuei4ao.e 81
strike OF puddleTs ana tni9lef8 in Eastern harI-a
mills affects the situation. but the distu~at
heavy, the indicated gain in gross reeel5.. ~
June. as compared with the same month T. -
being no less than "a per cent. Moreover ffa 80
fiscal year was the best ever experienced r., -.
cent or more. IN gross earnings. Failures Occ5-r1~
are few In number Speculative markets f1- 49,
cultural products que directly 20 good crc1 -.
poets, display sas9tnG tendencies. but on ths 5f4-
suit Of extensive pool liquidation and fear of ss
money later
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
HIGHER PRICES FOR STOCKS.
UPWARD MOVEMENT NOT ACCOMPANIED BY IN
CREASED DEALINGS.
Call Money Easier bat Time Funds Unchanged Enjoy Gain
in Cash on Weeks Course of Funds.

sS1 S1sSO749: balances s1Os4s9c Chicago Exchanges,
sSsOS5, III; balances, S2OsGss7. Philadelphia = Ex-
changes. $g7,ls75lS; balances, $S.s301S4
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 64ssc; Mexican
silver dollars, 5Oc Bar silver in London closed az
% 15-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 1913; Lisbon, &
MEXICAN observation-disclosures exchange on
New York is quoted at 1884,.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. 4O1; internal reve-
receipts. s6S6566 miscellaneous receipts, $685.
Receipts for the day. s. 2S64sOS; expenditures, $. .O
600. Receipts for the month to date, s.s5754O;
penditures. sO,7Oo,OOO: excess of expenditures,
S2.742.40O
sUB-TREAsURY.-The ub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House 81 1925
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" says:

seasOnably quiet conditions have apueared q,
many commercial departments. the first week m
July lnvaFiaDly bringing the minimum OF activity
In certain occupations but preparations for nm
precedented fall and winter trade increase win tbe
maturity OF the crops. A few small strikes VST.
started with the new month. and work was DELAYED
pending agreement on wage scales in other cgses
Sntthracits coal miners took the usual extended
holdayi put large number OF textile workers -
sumed when the old rate OF pay was restored ana
the aggregate OF tdleness Is probably az the OVeSF
point ever touched az this season. Frospeefs TSr
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Financial Meetings.

NeH York. n. z, July 1st 1906
FiFdE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
- holders OF the Lincoln Safe Deposit Company will
Be held at the Office OF the said company
Street. ~ the Borough Of Manhattan, IN the city OF
New Work ~ T., on Wednesday. July 11th 1906, at
one O'Clock p N. for the purpose OF electing eleven
trustees and two inspectors OF election for ensuing
year, and for the Transaction any business
that may properly before the meeting.
JOHN r. VAN WORMER.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
London New York New York
Eek dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET T-Cau r,o a,
London. 11z@1A per cent. Open market discoun+
rate for short bills, per cent long bills, 116 per
cent Berlin discount rate. S1A per cent Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 46a4 pfennigs Paris
discount rate 27s per cent. Paris exchange on
London, % francs Is centimes. Bar gold in Lon
dOn us S5sd
FORElGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money. s73a; for the account. s711. French rentes
96 francs So centimes
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Bankers and Brokers.
London 6 Paris Exchange, Id.
BANKERS.

Are now dealing in and negotiating Amer
ican Industrial and Mining securities on
the London Stock Exchange. A special
department has been opened for introduc-
ing sound and well supported underak-
inss. Those desirous of placing securi-
ties on the London Market should COM
municale with the Secretary, London &
Paris Exchange, Limited, Basidon House,
Mooreaie Street, Bank, e. G. London,
England.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
pOsted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New Orleans-Com-
mercial. 5Oc discount: bank. 81 premium. Boston
Par ChicagO-55c discount Charleston-BuyinR
par; selling, 1bc premium. Clncinnati-Par savan-
Multiplying, SOC discount; selling, 75c discount
MinneapOlis-l5c discount. St. Louis-l5c discount
bid &c discount asked.
BANK CLEARINGs.-New York-Exchanges
sS68 8756754: balances sl4.co572S. Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Aoney on call opened at 4
per cent; highest. per cent; lowest. per cent;
last loan. 2s per cent close. 2Q2b per cent; ruling
rate. per cent. Time money was quoted at 4G4lh
per cent for thirty days ~ per cent for sixty days.
4zQ5 per cent for three and four months, and per
cent for fve and six months. Commercial paper
was quoted at 5@5A per cent for sixty 70 ninety
days. 5G5A per cent for four TO six months and
51sq6 per cent for others
FOREIGN ExcHANGE-Market closed steady
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Thurs
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
AMERICAN SECURITIES ARRnAn

London July g. p. m.-The market for American
securities was irregular and dull with final prices
generally lower. Pennsylvania and Reading were
fairly strong.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Trust Companies.
Financial.

NOTICE
TEE r1fasT NATIONAL BANK. located az MeCunber
Dakota is closing It's All
holders other creditors
wherefore hereby notified present the notes ana other
claims for payment
r z WOOD Cashier.
Dated NcCuulbsr. y. D. Nay lst leO6.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
IMPORTS OF DRYGOops.

Imports and markstings OF drygooss this r..s
with comparisons. were as follows:
This week last vssk Yss.-..
Total imports. 25f4229 $22s70s2 s-aN
Total marketed. .........- 2444.4d2 22e1Os8 2Gys
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Instruction.

THE IEagENwORTH SCHOLARSHIP AT VALE
COLLEGE, yielding annually $500. Is now vacant II
IS for competition to all young the name
ps LeayenWorth-
ANSoN PHELPS STOKES. Jr
Secretary OF Yale University.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY,
- Broadway, New York July 9Th leOG
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
United States Rubber Company this day de-
clared quarterly dividend OF per cent on the
First Preferred Stock Including all outstanding Pre-
feTTed" StOckD and quarterly dividend OF One and
one-half Preferred Stock Of this
Company, from the earnings fiscal year be
ginning April st. 1906. record at 12
~ Saturday July 18th payable without closing
OF Transfer Books July 31st. 1906.
JOHN J. WATSON Jr Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Dividend Notices.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co
B5TII DIVIDEND.

no. 1S5 Broadway New York June & 1896
A semi annual dividend Of TWO DOLLARS AND
fETK CENTS CS2.50) each share stock OF this
Company has been declared payable Of the
Company. No. 195 Broadway City on July both
1906 70 stockholders OF record BUSINESS on
June 27th. 1906
The STOCK transfer books viii three o'clock
p a. on june 9th. 1906, and reopened at
A. A. July 2lst. 1906
A. H. cALEF. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
ENLISTED. TEX dividend.

Closing prices Of active bonds dealt IN. with
net changes fnllor.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

Closing prices OF stocks dealt in. with ne
changes, follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

Young Ladies-Country.
The Taconic School for Girls. Near beautiful
Berkshire Hills Separate younger girls Thor
college preparatory special Golf
s1s basketball boating. Mss Lillian DIXON. A. 3.
1TYelleslev and Bryn MaWF). MISS BERTHA BAILEY
y. s. wellesley. Lakeyile Coma
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

a -GARATOGA SPRINGS. n View Columbian
~ lOtsi opposite congTess Springs and Convention
sa eEs: European $50 daily including bath Amer
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
City Hotels.
Saratoga

& ELEGANTLY furnished apartment. private bath.
"a. 81 daily; including meals. two SIS weekly; enc,
sl2to. THE ALABAMA. 70 East lifh 90.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

.odd lOta tsells cents per ahare.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Teachers Agencies.

4HERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GoveFnesse etc.,
te Colleges Schools and families. Apply 20
NFs. ~. J. YOUNG-FULrON. 80 Union Square.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29

OArS-No. !. clipped, white. t3c.
new fancy. white spot % to A. lbs. to
ship AZ . a i4lSc.
OvISIcNS-Pork. backs. per hbl
49, 20: loose. per h.. 9aac.: hams. l3aT1t;.c.
lean ends, S.. 7,m23.25; bacon, 13Ed1tkc.
per H.; ribs 14',Nl5c.; shoulders. s1.c.
lard rendered. per b.. He,
REEE-Fresh beef is quiet and easy.
Extra binds. choice. 12T12lsc; forcs
choice. G0Slcc.
LANES AND MUTTON-Lambs are
steady lambs. spring. 1211Nil3c; fall, 1Ol
lie: ycarlings. &C.: mutton. MtlOc.
NEAI.-Pcr H., 1@1lc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. native. broilers
2ONo2c.; western broilers, per ID. 15a1sc.
native fowl. 13c- ,
RIT~TER-Creamery, Northern choice.
round lots. cslR02sc; western creamery.
aIlsGi asl e.: Forth dairy. eeI25c.
CHEESE-York State. 12iAMl3c.; Yer
EGGs--EesS, Eastern. 2sa5oc.; western.
REANs-Market is steady. Pea. per
hu Il 50a,l.55: medium. n. V, $2d2.lO;
Ped Kidneys. S3.1G6,S2e5.
pj Aprs'h nsr hbi. M.5eas $.
Hal AND STRAW-No: | grade. sl9n
Mia.5o: rye. per ton. sleati"' oat straw
20 Pl,%0gr';%VToEs-white. IOa5.c: per bu.;
sweet notatres. per bbl. N.2Ml .scKc
SI-CAR-Rehned sugar steady. row
dcrcd. s5.25: granulated. $40.
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EGGS--Eastern, fresh. 29fI slc. : western,

EGGS Eastern. fresh. 29H:0c.: western.
fresh 2iT26c.
lt'2C., sage. l,rr l?'iaC
GRAIN-Corn. car lots G2i.ns:c. bags.
6i~r Soc. meal bags. fDc. oats. new and
in car lots. ia &c; bags. 4sd SOC Mimi,
sacked bran, bag lots, s24.W: winter wheat
bran. ear lots. s22.0O; bag lots, &4W'
brown middllngs. car lots. 81.
ORANGES California sIN)Mi..0: Mcssi-
M. St0
TRODI ,CE-Reans California pea. s2.4'
T,a.a,: yellow eyes. S.1lU1SI: Red Kid
neys. $50: fowls l4di l6c.: turkeys. West
crn. 11ma.c.: chickens, 1Mj19c.
pRONISIONS-Porll, heavy. SlS.23; me-
dunn. S11a
I.ARD-Pure. ties. half bbls.. 10'aH lGi &c
cases. 1l1sMl1ic.; compound. ties. hait
barrels 1,.GfSc.: cases, SNShc.
SUG AR-Ex quality. large bbls.. So:
small hbls.. $50: sacks, $50: extra Z.
500
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MAINE MUSIC FESTIVAL
Director Chapman Predicts That it
Will Be the Best Vet.

I'm his return to Portland from trip
to New York. where he has been con-
,ircting rehcarSals with his orchestra
and artists. w. +. Chapman. director of
the Maine Music Festivals. which are
TO lie held in Bangor. October I. ). and
6. and in Portland October s. 4? and 10,
ing his artists with the following re-
suit: what about those Italian art
istso"
"Thcy are simply great. Mile. Duce
has a perfectly wonderful dramatic so
rranc voice. She is an artist. 4 great
favorite in the Opera house in Milan
and all through Italy. She received
most f'attering offer to appear as solo
prima donna in the Leon-Carallo Opera
Co., but would not break her contract
with me. | was sorry to keep her from
50 great an opportunity. but she VIII
have others and will undoubtedly APP
pear in grand opera in New York this
winter
TELL us about Barile and Campana.
Are they really as fine as other artists
you have brought to Name"
II consider them among the very fin
great; the first real operate tenor !
have ever brought to the festivals. He
will astonish you with his marvellous
power, and beautiful tone qualities.
Canpana is fine musician. He sang
with Mascagni in all his triumphs in
Europe, has one of the most beautiful
baritone voices I ever listened to. and
will certainly Please the Maine public.
And the other artists"
well. Won know them about as we'll
a. do except Clifford Miley and he
was good enough to please the London
critics and sang at the SWEETEST affairs
here last year. think you will be de
lighted with his English songs.
at seems a waste of words to tell you
Of Miles who has just finished great
season at Ocean Grove: Of Johnson who
returns from Paris and great success.
then to go direct to Bangor: of Kelsey
whose glorious voice is more beautiful
than ever and who comes to Portland
to rest and visit for week before the
festival No use Of my saving anything
about Schumann- Henk. She has come
from Europe early on purpose to sing
for us-for AS she says, L love Main"
AMI the Maine people. l am happy to
go % Maine.
Il see you are as enthusiastic as ever
them Prof. Chapman"
Enthusiasm does not express it. my
dear boy. This will be beyond question
the greatest festival ever given-a fit
ting climax for the ten years. The
largest, NOSE capable CHORUS. the
grandest orchestra. the greatest soloists
VIC have ever had. l know the Main
public appreciate these annual festivals
and expect to see large sale of
course tickets. Excursions with special
trains and special rates will bring rar-
ties from out of town for special single
concerts and the Portland people who
want good seats will purchase these
course tickets and get one At low
price. Mind what say this will be the
festival Of them all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29

OLIVER C. HALL. Judge. :
CHARLES w. JONES, Clerk. :.
FRANK ]. HAM, Sheriff.
THOMAS LEIGH. County Attorney.
FRED w LEE. Stenographcr
Friday Sept. %. 1906.
A Portuguese cutting bee was TIL"
topic at the superior court yesterday,
Manuel A. Silva was cut in the bat k
on the night of August 29. while he WAS
in the Portuguese store. which is run
by John b. Silva.
John J. Silva was arrested for the
crime late the night OF the 29th of An :
gust and was indicted by the grand
jury. Frank q. Harrington is his coun-
sci.
The feud which is claimed to exist
between two factions of the Purtu-
gucse in this city, is evinced by the
division of the witnesses in the pres
cnt case and the exactly similar di-
vision in the case of State VS.. John y.
Silva, for liquor nuisance, which has
recently been tried in this court.
Witnesses for the prosecution de-
scribed the striking Of blow with a
big knife. and OF the angelic sweetness
of the victim through it all. He of
sistance on the part of the respondent.
II one could believe the witnesses of
the defendant, he was the one who had
a through ticket to heaven, for when
he was slnitten on one check and in
Cidentally kicked out of doors. H.
promptly returned to his aSaailant and
turned the other check. Aye. more than
that, he folded his arms about him and
embraced him. 1t So happened that
there was a knife in one of his hands,
and Thy some aCCidcnt that knife in
ilicted wound upon Manuel a. Silva.
but of course thai was purely acciden-
tai.
Some If the witnesses were French,
some were Portuguese. but the English
language was badly mutilated in eth
or case Some of the witnesses would
answer in monosyllablcs. others would
get going and would not stop until
the court warned them to dcsist or get
of the St1ui.
The case did not so to the jury until
late in the afternoon and they Will
bring in sealed verdict this morn
ing.
The next case will bc State W. Per-
cy Bickford of Oakland for the larceny
II Il horse and wagon. T.. NJ. Thomp-
son of Augusta is the counsel for the
defence. The case following that is
State W. Reuben Gage of Oakland and
is an enforcement deputy case.
Harry A. Jones Of Gardiner. wno was
convicted Thursday on a charge q:
search and seizure. brought by the en-
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DON'T HANG BACkI THE ClAa-
SIFIED ADS COLUMN BRiNG6 RE-
.%ll m
MARKET REPORTS.
Auousta Market.

Augusta. SGT. y.
REANS-Pea, Maine, 500; \. y. $40;
yellow eyes. SO.
BUTTER-C Creamery. &c; dairy. &c,
solid, nc.
EGGS PC. per dozen.
iiRAIN-Coin CSC: meal. CSC pei, bu
mixed feed. 81 - cwt.: cottonseed meal.
S. %: bag lots. 81 60.
IIAY-I.oos. retail. N..0o per ton;
pressed. $500; straw. 500; pressed sl2.0,.
SUGAR-Sj.cO per 100 lbs.
UONEY-Box. 1Sc.
MUTTON-90llc per ID; spring lamb.
he.
OATS-i1c. per bushel.
POTATOES-Ncw.5 SOC. per hushel:
POI'ITRY-Fowl lie: chicken. 1Sc.
WOOII-I hwasked. 3Ic.
WOOn-Dry hard. s6.-~,S."o per cord.
HIpES-Cow and steer nc. COW hides.
soft. si00W5.0o
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Ellis have been posted stating thaI
the annual Sidney town FAIR WIZ 70
held at Center Sidney saturday. Oct.
6. and the attractions will be equal 70
not better than those Of former !ea'S
There will be the exhibits OF 1ru,''
vegetables and fancy work IN 'h7
Grange hall. with the stock display ."
the outside and the ladies OF tnn
Grange will provide one OF their ~.
dinners in the dining hail up S.a'S
fo- those who visit the fair. Ihere
win be no horse racing as the low"
does not boast Of half-mie track'
hut the stock will be shown on the
highway in front of the hall. and tnero
will he something doing around VIZ
four corners all Of the time Siones
fair always draws big crowd. ~. ~.
Nth good weather the ATTENDANCE '"''
year should be a record breaker.
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The season for big game will open
Monday morning, or to speak more ac-
curately, at midnight Sunday. as that
is the time that the open season begins
The season promises to be rich in re-
turns both for the sportsmen and for
the state. Guides from the hunting
grounds in the northern part of the
State who have been in the city report
that deer and moose are plentiful and
Judging from the number of hunters
VINO nave already gone to the woods
ana who will 30 as soon ~ the law is
, or. there will be large kill of game.
| The morning Pullmans are now carry
ing many hunters to gameland and Au-
gusta hunters are already making prep
aritiorS to go into the woods n little
later.
/ Tickets for 60;
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, sept y
FLOTR-Mill shipment. spring patents
are offered ut st%5H4So: winter patents.
&3.5al
bags. s115nl17; srannlated and bolted,
S3m3.1 law,
cORN-Ste.rer. yellow spot. SO
hush 5oc,: No :. yellow. to sh;r sic.
RYE EIOTR--Per bbi., 81 l0ni 10
O\TNEAI-Wc quote rolled ri Nfi'
70 r.ar Dbl cut. $5.30GS0G
.S5sl4.2J.
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Notice has beer received at police
Headquarters from Chief of Police John
Fl Adams of Newark, \. j.. giving
description Of one Thomas G. Lupy'
who is wanted in that city. being lu-
gitive from justice. Luby is u years Oh
age. stands feet II. inches and weighs
100. He has grey eyes, black curly mar
and fiorid complexion. is Of muscuiar
build, shoulders are stopped ana 10
has scars on his neck. He has worker
as an electrician in theaters.
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Manager Coughlin Of the Cony High
football team announces change In
the schedule by which the game which
was to have been played at Natervllte
this afternoon between Cony High
will be played on the Driving park
gridiron in this city. This will be the
opening game of the season. and as
both schools have a scrappy team TINS
fall the game should be well worth
seeing
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The west-bound travel is holding up
remarkably this fall and the express
trains are daily loaded with people re-
turning TO other states. Train 102 was
run in two sections yesterday after
noon, and both were filled with travel
ers. The second section passed through
Augusta at 400 and was run as an
express. only stopping to let off pas
SengerS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29

furc"mcnt deputies, gave bail of 500
yesterday until his case is disposed of
by the law court. to which it will be
taken by his counsel, G. w. Heselton
of Gardiner Executions have been iii
ed and the grounds are an alleged de-
feCtive warrant. Jones sentence in
this court was 500 and costs and TO
days in Jail