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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31
ASegSlsnase que Mr.. WstE@
ma CsSaanitiCsO
Ell Ear no atiende sus peticiones
en- favor de los campesinos

Nueva York, sabado-A Ultima hora par
ticipan de la capital de Russia que Sc asegura
en- los circulOs politicos que ha dimtido el pre-
sdente del g0bierno Mr. Wittc, a causa de ha
berse negado el Car, atender sus peticiones
en- favor de los campesinOs ocupantes de tie
rras publCas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31
Ia si&uaci6ap s@ compgica
Los campesinos Sc unen q los obrer0s
de las fabricas en- las protestas

NueQa York, sabado Sc ha complicado la
dficil situacion del gobierno russo por la solida-
ridad de los Campes1nOs al m0vimiento de pro.
tesla iniciado por los Obreros de las industrias.
FL Presidente del gabinete Mr. Wtte ira
baja con el Zar para que aCceda a la s0luci6n
del problema agrari0 con el fin de restarIe fuer-
Zas a los element0s Obreros de las ciudades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31
Mas nOticias

Durante el mes de Mario corrien-
tc ha recaudado el Subcolcctor de
Rio Grande don Rafael Caldcr6n.
81, ,660-I9, correspondence &7oo-65
4 Ia Vcnta de seIlos de z. !, y cl res
to al cobro de contribuciones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31
Doctor Gustavo Munoz

DE la FACULTAD DE MEDICINA DE MADRID
Ex-PROFESOR CLlNlCO
DEL HOSPITAL DE SAN CARLOS
DE La MIsMA FACULTAD
De regreso de su viaje a Madrid, ha establecido
su oficina professional
en- la Gale de Tetuan nnmero 81.
HoRAS DE CoNSULTA, DE A. p. M
TElEFoEo, RUMERo 32e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31

Esta tarde han debido efcctuar TN
importante desafio de pelota los
Clubs L. S. Marines Corp. y Tran
sit Interior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31

IIa sido nombrado capatdz de la
carretera entire Yabucoa Y HumacaO,
eI scHor Ramon Layas, en- sustItucion
de don Regalado Benitez, que renun-
clio aver tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31

Sc encuenran EN- esta capital, los
senores don Rafael Calder6n Grau y
don Francisco Morales Garcia, quie-
mes vienen en- comisi0n para gestio-
mar del senor Obispo que les env1e
TN sarcedote para auxiliar en- sus
ofcios al pdrraco de Rio Grande, du-
rante Ia Semana Santa, la que sc pro-
meten celebrar con tOdo eXplendor.
Hemos tenido el gusto de saluda-
4 nuestro estimado amigo, el prestiI
gioso vecino Y hacendado de Fajardo,
don Ramon Aboy Benitez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31

FL Alcaldc de Cayey nuestro ami
60 don Federico Benet Y Colon, SC
encuentra en- San Juan, y hem0s te-
nido el gusto &C saludarle hoy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Sir Thomas Lipton Will
Enter the Contest.
Shepherd May Take Part in
Olympic Games at Athens.
Ten Eyek Will Coach Philadelphia Barge
Crew.--Turfman Pays Fine.

Sir Thomas Upton will come to this
country this summer and will try for
the Kings cup. the yachting trophy
given to the New York y. c. last fall
and which will be raced for in August
for the first time.
The Shamrock III will carry Liptcn's
hopes again. Sir Thomas will have a
better chance to win this race than he
ever had 10 capture the America cup.
The Shamrock III is here and in good
condition. She probably will be made
ready for racing early in July and COM
pete for the New York Clubs spring
cups on the Sound.
The conditions restrict the entries for
the Kings cup race TO American
yachts. but Sir Thomas is a member of
the New York y. G. and the condition
will doubtless be waived. The race will
be held off Newport during the club
cruise. the rendezvous for which prob
ably will be at Glen Cove Aug. 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Wort Post Forfeit,

Tom O'Rourkc has positively de-
Clarcd that he would not post $1,000 us
Il forfeit to hold match between Bat
Ting Nelson and Terry McGovcrn, or
Nelson and Aurella Herrera before the
Tuxedo Athletic Club. just outside of
fhilidophia. Billy Nolan. for Nelson.
was equally as positive that the Dane
will not face any ono at ORUurkc' )
club unless this is done. So it appear rs
that Nelson will not be seen in Il long
match in the East for the present.
The scene of the proposed contest or
contests may change to Los Angeles. a
dispatch from that city says that Her
rera has signed articles with Manager
Tom McCarey Of the Pacific Coast
Athletic Club I" fight the lightweight
champion at Los Angeles for II purse
ot S2O, 900 on u date between the eth and
18th day OF May uext. Herrera is salts
fed to cut the purse 80 to 80 per cent.
Nolan in reply to this said that every
thing was all right and if Herrera
posts = forfeit "f 5000 the match
would DC arranged the next morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. March 22.-Thcrc was some
expansion in the volume of/de llhg on tho
Stock Exchange today and d considerable
degree of strength. Most of the day $
business was done in the forenoon and by
the middle of the afternoon the mark It
reapScd again into this torpid state. The
movement, however, was uneven and
largely due to the sympathetic effect of
the heavy operations i'll a few stocks.
Reading was the manstdy Of the ma rk It.
IT. strong advance was supposed to re-
feet improved prospects of settlement
with the anthracite miners which would
aver. a strike. There WAS no notable
response amongst the anthracite carriers
as u group to the Reading movement
Tile rise in Colorado Fuel and in tic
West Virginia soft coal carriers was baS-
cd on the SuppoSiton that a soft coal
strike would leavc those regions exempt
and operate possibly to their benefit
IcnnSylvania remained conspicuous AMI
shared IN the strength of its subsidiary
companies and the United States Steel
stocks were also notably heavy New
York Central shared the backward ten
dcncy of the Last named stocks The an
nnuhccmcnt Of IA debeuturc bond sale by
New York. Chicago d st. Louis kept at
tcntion centcrcd on the capital require
ments of the Vanderbilt properties. Chica-
go IL NOrtllwt stern made another strong
advance The call money market worked
decidedly easier.
Prices were not well held in tho TX
treme dullncSS of the late trading and tb..
cIoslhS tone was easy at concessions from
The best prices. RondS were heavy To-
tal sales. par value sl.MD.OW United
States bonds We're all unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Ten Eyck viii Coach.

Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck of Wor-
cestcr, cx-chalnpion amateur scullcr,
has decided to coach the Philadelphia
barge club crew this year. He will go
to Philadelphia to begin work next
week. Ten Eyck, to meet the demands
of the new style of racing. has just
completed for the use of his club Il
fCur-oared sculling shell. called Il ccn-
tipcdc in rowing circles. In discussing
the innovation, Ten Eyck said: "A
four or eight Dared shell does not make
the right kind of a boat for ScullinG.
The four-oarcd shell is 19 inches
ateam. With four sculling crew a
boat Of II inches beam can be used,
which is. of course, faster than the
14-inch boat. The new style of rae
ing is likely IL supplant four and
cight-oarcd rowing. For one thing, il
is a faster race. Then the rowing is
much cleaner and neatcr, making>- Il
better race to watch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
May Join OIympics.

Ii the charges of professionalism pre-
fcrred against Melvin Shepard. the for
mer Brown preparatory school runner,
are found to be untrue, he will in all
probability be sent to Greece for the
worlds championship games. as a
member of the Olympic team of Amer
ica.
Robert uallen, i professional runner.
alleges Shepard ran in the caledonian
games at MaStcilI. l.. l., on Labor day.
in 1904. aud won the mile and three
mile races and also that he competed
III the Glan-na- Gael games in PhiIa-
deIphia ON July 4. 1901. where it is
claimed he won the One-milG run.
The Philadelrhian denies the charges
and is backed by many of the local
spCrtsmeE. He will appear before the
registration committee Of the A. A. u.
and endeavur to prove he was at an
other place when the games took place.
The Olympic games team now il.
New York will have another trying out
Monday uiSht ut the annual spring
games OF the I'D Regiment Athletic
Association.
Among tilosc who will participate
Will he Ilillman. Cohen. Robertson,
Grcclc. Valentine and Bacon.
Mycr PrinSt"in, the broad juniper;
William G.. Frank. who is to run the
Marathon. race, and james +. Sullivan,
the champion miller. are all members
Of the I'D, and will take part in the
regular events with many of the local
champions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24

Kim. and a moment later dropped
Hagan with a vicious blow on the jaw.
Hagan was Topped again in the third
and arose as if tired He saved him.
self by constant embracing.
Kid Stein Punched Tommy Moran
50 hard that tic bout was stopped in
the third round. Jack Ashley beat
Peter Jones IN two rounds. Charlie
Goldman Won from E. Franklin, Peter
Haley all out Knocked out Dan Frazier
In three rounds, George kitson and
Terry Ed".'rds drew. Willie Mangold
Won from johnny Bergen and Sailor
Condor whipped Young Stuckey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Boston Produce MSrke&.

Boston. March -.
FLOtR-f'hnl: spring patents. NIL
SHIPMENTS, 1.pN4S0
CORN-Frmcr ;:nd higher: No. 3 vel
low. 5Fa.
OATS-Quict but firm; No. clippo,
white ISL.
HAY-Stcady; No. ]. 1GJ9ulluo; lower
grades, 13.:Oli1J.
MILL FEED--Firm.
SPRING BRAN-2l.Oo.
MINED F'EED-222 23n233.
COTTON SEED MEAL-H.iJ ~.
PORk-t'nchangcd
IARD-1tigher; 97s.
BEEF-Stcady: extra heavy side. .1l..f.1
1.AMBS-Stcady: SEA.
NEALS-firn: 1lUi.i
BIrTTER-Firn; northern ., .,fi-G
CHEESE-Fii mer: York state, lFlt4,t.
EGGS-Easier and lower; choice. -cu2I
eastern. 1920
APPLES-F'rm and higher; EaidNns
Al 10: Northern Spies. ;II.
POTATOES-Slirhtly firmcr t;rceI
mountains, 65 Hebrons. G1ucJ.
SCGAR-Firin on u basis pf is, ro,
grauulatcd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
BOXING NOTES.

Jim Scanlon. the Pittsburg heavy weight.
is going again Joe Grim at Altoona
April ).
Ink Russell and Kid Sullivan have
been matched to bux at Baltimore on
March 2S
Peter Mahcr and Sailor Burke have
been matched for battle before the
MOrrisania A. c., New York, March u.
Billy Connaty. the promising light
weight of Cambridge. has been signed to
box Jerry Cavaillc 1T Portland Monday
night
Tommy Murphy, the Harlem feather
weight, is keeping his date book well
filled these days. Saturday night lie is
to go on with Bert keyes before the
Metropolitan Athletic Club Of New
York for three rounds. On March 20 he
is to fight Matty Baldwin Il 1J-round
battle before the Lincoln Athletic CLUB
of Chelsea. and now lie is to take on
Chick Tucker after the Baldwin fight.
Terry Martin. now i'm Philadelphia.
states that he is ready at any time for
a bout with Tony Sullivan of Lawrence.
Martin has already Ole decision over
him, but Sullivan claims that tho ref
cree Of the club was Martins mama
ger and therefore it was impossible for
him to wiz. Dut Martin says this is not
SO aud to make good his statement is
ready to meet him for amy number of
rounds.
The most remarkable Canadian prize
tight held recently, took place Sunday
at Tongue Pointc. near Montreal.
almost under the very eyes of the po-
lice, but without one of them knowing.
The facts have just become known.
Three hundred bankers, stock brokers
and merchants saw d 3l-round fight, in
which Jim Hall of Brooklyn. N. ". and
d man. said to be Mike O'kcefe of New
York. fought. Brutality marked the
contest. The fight was in a huge barn,
in which was the regular 12-foOt ring
in the center. AT the end of the 18th
round the referee asked the two to call
it draw, but they decided to fight till
there was knockout From this on it
was very brutal. Hall battered his
man. O'keefe had several teeth knocked
out. his nose broken. his right jaw hurt
and, insensiblc. was at last carried to
pile Of hay. where restoratives were
length the battle las only been equalcd
within the memory Of the present ring
going generation by the famous Bucha-
nan of Boston and BLACK Frank" Tay-
lnr fight which took place twelve
years ago AT Otterburn Park. On that
occasion the men fought for 42-rounds,
ana then Taylor fell to the floor un-
conscious. That Il 31-round fight could
occur on a Sunday where prize fighting
is strictly forbidden is causing indig-
nation. Curiously enough. however.
the very same day, in another part of
Montreal, 12O men at cock fighting
main were arrested. all fined, and
seventy game cocks contiscated. The
cocks were auctioned by the police, but
the owners combined, and though some
birds were worth over 500. the highest
offer was $3.50, and the lot only realized
S131.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24

They are throwing a lot of pOSies La
porte's way. Manager Griffith says that
fast helders who can bat above 300 are
extremely rare
Clark Griffith is reported as having
Invented an improvement OH the
squeeze play" which he has dubbed
the subway play"
lnfielder Laporte has been holding
ont for $500. Last year Buffalo paid
him $500 and the New York club in
creased this by $1,000.
Jeck Sheridan last week signed his
umpire contract and this week he Will
leave San Jose. Cal, to report to Pres
ident Johnson in Chicago.
Old ICY" Young says he feels young
er than ever this spring and that MS
right whip has lost none OF their time
nonorcd cunning and strength.
OF the two new st. Louis catchers.
Rickey, whose home is in Lucasville,
O., is a pedagogue near Pittsburg.
Spencer is also well educated.
Nine-tenths of professional ball play
ers are married. it is said, but no fair
lady has yet thrown the matrimonial
luriat around Willie keeler's neck.
Boston's new mayor. John F. FitZ-
gerald. has accepted an invitation to
start the ball rolling at the opening
championship game of Collins team.
Manager Armour Of Detroit thinks
that Catcher Payne, secured from
Rochester, is good enough to work reg
uiarly as Bill Warmers side partner.
Jimmy Collins has sent word to Un-
glaub Clay and Barry, his three mutt
necrs. to report at once or suffer the
penalty of being fired and suspended.
Pitcher Jack Powell says: "Tll bet
800 right now on every game ! pitch
against New York and if that amt
enough I'll cover any amount up to my
limit"
Catcher Wakefield Of Cleveland has
purchased a pair of football knee caps
and will wear them the coming season.
He claims they will protect his knees
wheu catching.
Laporte has The utmost confidence in
handle. He is said to be the quickest
big man in the game and to be mar
vel Of physical development.
Harry Murch, the giant first base
man from Maine. has reported to the
Boston Americans. He is head taller
than any man now playing baseball il,
the big leagues and is well propor-
toned.
The Giants have new shirts without
collars. which gives them a pajama ef-
feet. The baud is made sufficiently
loose to allow the roll of a thin jersey
to top it off. On the breast is the i'll
scription, "World's Champions
Pitcher Scanlan says he will never
pitch again for Brooklyn at the salary
offered him. notwithstanding a 5000 III
crease He says he is ashamed TO say
what he was paid last season: further
more that he was told he could name
his salary for this year.
Manager Chance of Chicago has or
uered his pitchers to cut out bowling,
because it causes callOuSes on the
pitchers hands which would interfere
with perfect control of the ball. and
II also develops some muscles of the
arm at .he expense of others OF prl-
mary importance to the pitchers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Boston Stock Market.
Naw York Produce Market.
Boston, March >

New York. March 30
FI.OUR-Reoeipts l3.sls; exports, 1872
sales. $50; dull but firm.
HEAT-Receipts, $4,000; exports. 14S.-
iii; sales. 4.soo,oOc; spot firm; No; red
nal + O b afloat; No. northern Duluth
CORN-Receipts. $685.; exports. 167Oo3
sales. 225 600 futures. 1000 spot; spot firm
No. 2. "a elevator and 51l: + b alloat
No. yellow. 521A; No. white, 5.h.
OATS-Receipts. 5000; exports. 791
spot firm; mixed oats, 26a..:2 lbs. 3d.: nat
ural white, 3alJ33 lbs, 3G437; clipped white
$50 10 lbs. 371aI39A.
LARD-Firm; western steamed. s Wi
$50: nominal; refined, firm: continent, $50
S. A.. S35: compound, GAM61s.
PORE-Firm.
J..99.
EGGS-Barcly steady; receipts. 1911.
pOTATOES-Easy. unchanged.
SEGAR-R&w. steady: fair refining.
Ills; centrifugal. So test, 3 9-l6; moJuSsc'
sugar, "a; refined. quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Jack Doyle for Manager

The Des MOines Club has practically
decided upon appointing the veteran
Jack Doyle as team manager. Secre-
tary Frank Hughes announces that the
following players have signed to play
With Des Moines; Dexter. Towne,
Wolfe. Mckay, Stillman. ihlin. Akin.
Leibhart, Stroup, Nelson, Stamp. Nc
Nichols, Caffryn. HOgriever. Mott.
F1shk. OLcary, Goldsmith. Roman,
Becker, Sheldon, Orth and Roth. Other
additions are contemplated. The
players will report OH March IS. Dates
for exhibition games at Des Moines
are announced as follows. Milwaukee
Brewers, April IL. II, IA; Chicago
White Sox, April ID and is; Water
loo. April Is and II; Cedar Rapids,
April 1S and, 19: Ottumwa, April Il
and 22: Topeka, April 23 and "a; Du-
luth, April rs and 26. April 20. II. IS
and 29 are open dates. The champion
ship season will probably open May /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Mutcn 70
WlIEAT-May. 7sk: July, .Sh; Sept. -
CORN-May. AZ; July. 4f:M1s; Sept.
AS.
OArS-May. 30i@A; July. :9lms: Sept.
Mess PDRk-May. $50: July. 1Gi2lG
LARD-May, S.tIl-; July. $50; Sept.
S.G4i.
SilORT RIBS-May. s77l2; July. S.7.il.
Sept. 80.
Cash quotations were as follows:
F1.OTR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. = spring. .7nSl; No. 3. :
MS0: No. 2 red. 3d. 'oNHSi
CORN-No. :, 49,: No. yellow, 4ao4il.
DATS-No. >, Ih; No. white, Goj.H
3lA.
KYF,-No. . GGmGEE.
BARLt,Y-aini5T'..
MALTING-4lnD
FLAX SEED-1o1l.: northwestern. l. l.;
TIMOTHY-5Wu61I4.
MESS PCRk-lG. 4Vu l6.45.
LARD--S37I..
SHORT RIES SIDES-S.e,nS.I..
SHORT CLEAR SIDES -s.9Jft2tn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Hagan Was Nearly Out,

But for the fact that Joe HaEau Of
Philadelphia held on like grim dealt,
in fast three-ruund bout with Sailor
Burke Ut the Long Acre Athletic Club
at New York Thursday night
Hagan would have been beaten.
When the Quaker clinched it was
all the referee could do to mart
the men. In the second Burke
found Hagan's stomach and weakened
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24

Macon. Ga. March :3.-Thc Boston
Americans found no difficulty In hitting
ternoon, winning the game "a to in seven
innings. Ralph Glaze pitched the game
through. to the catching ofGralr;tu. The
Dartmouth boy showed improved form
and was handled in superior style by the
new California, catcher.
The hitting of the Boston men was
hGrcc. There were % safe clips with 4
total Of 33 including home runs by Glaz,
and Goodwin. Selbach led the Boston men
with four safe ones out OF five times up
including double. and each hit was VOL
placed. Graham and Goodwin gave Sci
bach lively chase for the swattinp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
BASEBALL NOTES,

President Hedges has Joined the ST.
Louis team at Dallas.
Al ,Nauch has been signed to play
short for Little Rock
Bill CoughIin. Of Detroit is laid up
at Augusta with a ,wrcnched knee.
Outfielder Joe Rickett has finally
signed at the Atlanta Clubs terms.
New Orleans has signed Pitcher Jim
Murray. late Of the Jackson, Miss,
team.
The Nashville Club has been rc-or-
ganlzed with Herbert McSweeney as
president.
Lou Cliger's hobby is diamonds. of
which he Is an EXPERT Judge both as to
quality ard value.
Jajoie voices his conviction that At
1anta is the best place for training on
the Southern map.
Frank Kitson viii Join Washington
il: few days. He has been delayed by
illness IN, his family
II Is SAID that Jajoie has fallen in
love With polo anl viii ext winter
run polo tenn IN Cleveland
Outfelder Eddie Plass has given the
JOhnstown. Pa.. puFiaw club the go-by
and has signed with Altoona.
Manager Siatl IS confident that out
fielder Noah 1.ul!ne will make good.
The two. are old boyhood friends.
Rill Cannon has an offer from Al
toona and will probably accept if be
can set relcaseG from Memphis.
Catcher Bu"lnw doesn't think Jimmy,
barretCs leg will be strong enough to
allow Burrett 10 play this season.
Manager Zimmcr's younger brother
william. has been appointed business
hnanager of the Little Rock Club
The Chicago Club for $500 has pur-
chased outiielder welday. drafted by
Little Rock from Grcenvillc, Miss.
Pitcher Barney Petty. of the Browns.
Is the leading stationcr. book dealer.
etc. of Pennington, a Missouri ham,
let.
Griffith has tivc men IN his squad
who have played on California teams-
Chase. kcefe, Hit. Whalen and New
ton. e
Both Hedges aud McAlecr beljev,
that Catcher Ed. Spencer will In tim,
equal Buck" Ewing In his palnist
days.
The Washington Club Is making OK.
tensive improvements at its ball park
the lease of which was recently re.
newed.
Manager Rabb. of nj. mphis. will ap
peal the decision that Lew Walter,
has accepted a place with the Birming
ham team, but has not yet signed tn,
papers.
"Punch" Knoll. purchased by New
Orleans from Washington. has not We
signed. The salary offered is not sat
SefactOry:
The Shreveport Club has signed tw,
new outtielders-Stickney, late O
Belhngham, and Vahrenhorst, Of TIN
X. I. T. League
Manager Collins has written Leo,
Martell. the Georgetown Colleg
catcher. to join the Bostons at Maco,
at once.
Pitcher Ed. Walsh's Younger brother
Martin. has signed as pitcher with tn
springfield Club. of the Connection
League.
Jimmy Jackson has recovered com
pletely from the injury to his hin tina
bothered him the greater part of las
eeaeon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Miller Gets Decision.

Herman Miller WAS given TIL" decision
over Nld i\ttcmIn at Baltimore Thurs
day after 10 Iounds of hard lighting be-
Tore tn" New Era A. c. draw would
haNc been The proper decision. Witteman
had shade the better OF the first half
of til" battle and cvencd up matters in
the last half.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Madden Pays $3.50 Fine.

John l.. Madden, the Kentucky turfua,i,
appeared before Justice Burr in the SUI
prcn,c court. Brooklyn. and by public
apology and tic payment of Il inc of S2,N
purgcd himself OF the contempt in which
hc was adjudGed when he refused to an
SHcr certIin questions put to him in
Saratoga by Il commissioner appointed to
take testimony III the suit for separation
brought by MIS-. Madden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. March %.
Firm cables and II report OF damage Ia
the wheat crop Of India by severe hail
and rain storms impaired strength today
To the wheat market ncrr. At ti.c close
the May delivery was up 4. Corn was OF
':M'I. Oats were unchanged. while pro-
visions were unchanged to y. higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
CATTLE-Recepts. 1000; common tn
prime steers. cSIft6.I0
HOGS-Receipts. 20.0O: choice to prim.
heavy. $500 6..1Ia
SH HEEP-Rcccipts. COCO; :hcens. L.N.lG NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-24
New York Americans Win
Eleven inning Game.
Desaea Americans A1ss No Trouble Ia Hit6rg
ustcsg College Pitchers.

Birmingham played the New York
American team Thursday at Birming-
ham and but for sensational, work by
Chase in the ilth inning the score
might yet have been tied The garnc
was Q 70 l in favor Of the Highlanders.