davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Bomber / Sirfcn.

Bomber I Strfcn. Sra Wtoorro
trIesraiere8, at unber 8iSSStieneiter
i ct. Gcter8firfen bcritcSs / Ssn'
bags e~ypIoorrcoe crSa Iatroner,
lem paa en- eIIer arOen mpitiif Nadoe
por ifiltIt urber Itcret. GrpIoiio.
ren irStrnf mint UNDER 8rGoifener,
90 Ser opitoo eiebIiffcIig Ianif
bIanSt Wenigbeoer. aGe itprteoa
uuoer H9bieISifrtg MOB ~llSaonaenr,
boor en- irpstelis SrpngiG oFtob,
% boor marpse fom tilfabe. = )
2onSon % @ari$ Oates iaure Gag
set &pate / SmIeb, OF 8or9 alfomo
bar bIet mprSet REQ fin Infonit til
Wo0rio cfter bans 90 Sronrinpens
SSboD / N6aIaso. Iaa besae Ste.
Der ootte &pstct tort RSre, inhth Sei
hIoo oiiicieIt spfIGret, at oct bar
grebet fuINtGuOig no al 2ufteu. Oct
antogcs, at Rpstet bar ltaipreat al
auarfnter, iom tienSte I'll CT &pm'
plot imoS Spanitefon9enS Sin, oe
iom / SiliS til, at alt piISe saa eitsr
Programmed, bar Itot for tiolig ubc
meo RpbeSen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Or CT af % III Ct ~ nrSct,

III q " W W Il w uNpClt '9HI
toorr eoo, It c7i2o 0tHa hol9cr paa
Ct ncoarc. Mo,il bar &c, ia..cHcs
facet i'm icrit, 0ouoc,atcmmisitou
& cen Ir.couiu3 f<rircr en- a.rre.
'ponout til ~cnHon ".@}ornim8
&'cit": Cprettc,jcn Al en- 3onScl8.
t~ourt@ijon er rat Ct @iorcs5pro cm.
ct Be bcjcre Gn5c0srrno i airn
;roier NcSocn>iaacscu al Ell mere
Grsortet "a yr,ftiif Administration.
Gcuuc &ommisiicu bar ioocr @}ur.
oia5eS til at it9rc % or5nc mco &crn.
taner, @rl,5cr. G@e,eayaicu o. andre
tcumcrcjeGc % inClGrjcIc Gvrcto.
ecn5cr / @ioct. 5 Sernc Gorbinoelie
tgr o8i1a Waaonc3, at ocu amcriton.
ite g~EDnttcmmisijonS 6orIIa8 til
Snor0rin9 al Oct finciiite Gcn8eoG,
len bar faoet en- SIogS oTficicI Gncr.
tieHSeIie, ON beHue erS iore!sbi1
HHrmeit nm er al nfaSemiif art
Ran piI it9e, at bette bog life esert'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
santus.9 nmunt foretoa / Ion,

Santps'S nmunt ~foreto8 / Man'
bags ire oeIlpffeNe 5oria9 mco fin
rpe 6Ipoenoifine / gitlo9neIfogen
oco Pors. llSen SieIp af nogeIt
galon iii at here bam oppe, fiji ban
215 Neter (cmtr. go Sob benob
0Sarfen | fun 12-15 Sros Ssioc
% meS en- Snrt al 80 WiI / Sinen.
San ttnSe booe ieiIet eu0ru Ipnsere,
'ogoe ban, men pna 8rino al Den
~umaooeliee SiIifuermasie. iom bar
iomIet, tltrbe han life r~eiifere noget.
Senere oiI ban ioreta8e me 6orisg
paa Son86anqS SnSSeIebsbane,
boorfra 6oLfemusieu fart uNitGnges,
iaa ban bar frtt SpiQerum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
EpSielsprpccntrn pebbIipcr itobi,

at aftNge ! 5rarfrig. S oct forIsbre
Inr oor SabIerues IrtaI S07 ,292
euer belle 10,937 minSre emo / 1904.
oa bette tiltrob8 icr at antaaet al
ilpa8aocoe >eifaber er Ite9ct noget.
Utan ipeflIercr MI paa at opitiGe en-
o~ffelrtItg 9eIenning | en- eIer anoen
6orm for 6orGISre, iom fan opoiie
mere erto tre Born.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

Zig beIcber ia iii uosct niSere, men
ret bctpScr aIIiaeoeI ioa nteget al
Der cirfeIig or giort en- gegpnbelie
benimoo Ct mere befpemt % briis5art
Spiteu. og oct er %operreienSe ianb.
irnIiat, at Senne gepGgeIie uil bore
oe uboi6e iis iteSie mere % mere,
iiGr moer Sen S~nbfIpbelie, iom ga.
pans Grerrpel MI neopenbigois mon
gpe paa set fireitife Samiurb. 90
Hoo6 Ger maaife | en enSnu beiere
@rao oiI biSrage til at bringc aina
i1t6 paa Ell mere fremdbifrioenoe
@ane or, at autallet al Dc aineiere,
ION bar oGret itoenIanbs % itll0eret
% Iprt uoget, tiItoger meb buert
gar. og at beres Soeer % Iniflel'
ier pinSer mere % mere SnS9arg.
0e fIeite, for life al Iige ale, iom bar
pGrct / llSIau6et % BENDER biem
igiert, cr fltIO al Soer % 9egeiitrirg;
Be Ter, boor Iangt ScreS 2dro Itaar
tiIboge for andre Sumfurb, 90 De
req, at bctS eneite Rebntng Itgger /,
at set MI begpuSer at irbbente BET
forismte. 9or nogIe faa aar Iteen
oiISc en- 9ano, iom baDoe uOtolt en-
iaoSan Gautc eucr 9iort Segu til at
in6icre uoget MT, bare bleoen ieGt
pua meS BEN itgrite RistprfiombeS.
02cn M cr Set life iaaIebcs IGn9ere.
or en- cIniu6eIig 6oIeIie, at man
bor iIi9e Rrro @ebop, og man en-.
FER Sem @eIfommen; Oct ier man
tIanSt ouoet berai at Be aleriIeIte
mere pigtige SrtrctGrpoiter bIir gipet
uetop iii iaoSaRne. iom bar oGret
noe % bragt meo fig biem m 2Rr'
Hom % me Snhtrpf fra Sen itore
@crScn. elsie bar ioa at ii8e / ale
3uipIbc piit zig at bore me8et op8'
tise oa ioretagiomme Sell, iom ipr-
Ila Sen fineiiifc lln8Som ifploer me-
GET; hi DC bar brogt en- mn aano IND
/ 2duSrt. Ter er bIct I0garg til at
fomme irem for Be rn8e WfTno /
9ina. GIere at De pi8tigIte Siceton'
a, Gm5eSer % life fna 8%uuernsr'
iiIinaer befGSeS MI al RG1to, Der
er fp~rboIosois unge; set iam1ne er
9iIfnI0et meS andre Gmbeoer; laale'
res er Here al MteoIemmerre al De
oigtigIte oficntIige commissioner I
ieIoe &etina @GnO, Ser en0nu life
bar raoct 5O.aorsoloeren. s en-
felte SiIiGloe err piittof enSnlt Dem
iorncmite 0tguitGr Ell gonlrnel
NanS, men bans bsire Saano, ben
Rano, Icn i girfeIigbeoen itprer
Gmbe0et, tilbgrer 0en rtpe Genera
tion. On onSen Sag er BET, at Senne
al Seripr til Sraoitionen
moo pure oari ON % life laoe i'm He'
formioer Isbe al meO Jig. aorreIpon'
mcncr, at uaar 9opcotten al
nmcrifmifc Sarer tom til at lptlIe
Sen Role, iom Sen giorbe, oa er Ior'
iogen BERTH forncmmeIig Den, at
bcnne gcprgeIie bapbe i'm fraftt8ite
Ststtc blunot BEN pngre Stof al fl
ncIiife gmbeoSmGn6. Zen gner8i
bIeo Iagt ior 9a8en / &inaS
Qroo pao at bIipe rcprri crteret |
Portsmouth. reinforcement tiIifrioeS IL
9clcSc3 oiSie WtGn0 at ben npe
SfpIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Sra uolanoet.

5oIas aifc. Gen al oct frantic
Serat n%cSia.te aomiie bar meS fem
MOO ire Stenncr beiluttct, at oeE
berenttc Iigter emile 3oIas aife
iioI operfsres til Idnfboou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Co.. , s s:sf. eoss:ssss:. 6 a "a:

spcSFcupliuscu / California er
ioor uIaovorlig rig. @Inu bcregner,
at Scr ! Serge nil bcIcbe Jig til
uirSit 215 Riaion Dollars mere enc
i 1905 eIer iaIt $4,O69,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
S-elSiat Sammcutrrf.

&eloigt SammcutrGf. - On uue
grte tIep prpienteret for llrgfarIeu
Sr, Qeterien iom 5ru 8eterieu.
"6ru 4cterienl" uSbrsS ban liz.
Zig, "iaa er BET 10 Gem, ieg bar isst
/ iuort 10 aarl~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
80 gpnoer orrbt.

airrIan6 telcgrnisres, at en- rusitif
.miIitRr "StraffesGrpeoition" iom /
De ii0ite Tiger bar opercret | arut5.
brrg.0 iitriftet, bar or9bt ialt 80
Bomber, iom bsrcr til en- reooIittio.
rGr Organization, Der faIoer fig
~Sfogens 9rGSre".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

gaeo BET Iammc ies iuNieuSer sontin'
aenteu for SIaSet oil iee tatte for alt bet
gcse eGicitof iom -goiten" % "gee ar'
ncn~ bar braet mig. FAINT for SsSieIs'
Naesboeen, iom Yrenrie.
o. s. RpsaarS.
Souitou. 0eirm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
8rcpiube Sc Gaitcaane er mn attic

bIei gnna @ouIo, fom lain par I
"samTc 9oge". Sun fit SusSaas
/ Taris Ionlig Sfilamisie ira i'm rpg.
aesIsie godarS al en- Iano @reb
9oni De GaitelInne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

senb "Seeorab' Soften" til SI9st %
genuer | gamIe. 2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
gben Serenlannm ifaI mn for 81.

SDeH Vercniaitiin 1fol M for vi.
Dor BIZ i~pbgraoet, teIegraferes fra
Gpm. SamtiSigt meb Honrpei Bier
Serclilamim | garet 20 efter @ri,
IniS begropet mnSor en- pGtbia oaoo,
from ira @siitp, 90 meSers itore 9e.
Ter al Rompei en- bIet i,bgrapet er 81,
erOnn life giort fhupe Sing forat
bringe SeIterbpen SerciiIorulm fran
Tor 9agens Chs. Oct bIeo Soa ioo
imaat begmlSt UNDER Song aarI Den
3oie 1888 % fortiattes | 1866, men
man iteate paa nGiten iroperfomme.
lige @arIfeIi8beSer | Sen SmftnnSie.
98, at openooer &,linerne af 5el,
gonle gp Tiger | bore Gage gpen
Reiina meb fine 10000 Sno6naqerc.
Oct err GngeIlfmanSen Charles 9aIS.
itein, Srofesior i <ritbiitorie oeo
Sings College / Cambridge, iom ffal
fcreitaa Seoaien at oettes fiGmpe.
mG$iige Observation-Disclosures.
aeiier @ilbeIm, Song GStparb %
Er9iioent &ooieoeIt Dor erfIeret at
bile itstte Soreto9enoet, og ben ito.
Iienife Regierir8 bur osioa opprobc.
ret bans RLan paa ben 9etingelie, at
fremneoe SanoeS 0aItoeeIie | arbet.
BET fun Ter / 8orm Of pripate 9t,
Drag, og 8or9 @tetor Channel lbar
iiilet Jig iom 6orctasenbets grgii.
bent. Der en- memlig forI9ngft /
StaIien oebtoget en- Sob ON at inter
SIbflmb al frnfhtertif eIer apfpolp.
gift &rrbi mao brirges no al 2an.
set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
St mt itSbrnS AZ geIrp bar | s,

-. = LF
folte Gagc fnmbet SteS, 90 Ger ppitoo
lom rimeligt fan pgre TO-.
Sfr9f 90 5orpirrins bIarot 9cioIf.
iltngen ! De cmIisgenoe gper og
sattosbper, 5porira Nasier al Ren.
leIfer flpsteoc. afateret Far nSippet
paiSige Rssn,asier. og aife Tar psg.
net nao iaa fiernt borte iom slOolino,
SO gil ira @eiuo. Der meIoes So4
I'M ira WcapeI, at llSbruSoct er | af.
tn9enoe, os at 5of oertber tiIbaae til
inc Siem. boorefter De ianrIes | Rir.
terrre til S~affeptbsticneiter foroi os
o~ennesans Hop iaa rimelist ira set.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
NOTHING new
Regarding the Killing Of
PoaChers at Pribitof,
President Orders the McCuIIoch
to Resume Patrol Duty.
No Unpleasant! International Complications
Are Expected to Develop.

washington. Aug. 9.-The Department
of justice Today received Il telegram
fro;E District Attorney Harlan AZ Fair
banks, Alaska. regarding the killing
ard capture IF Japanese poachcrs At
St. Paul island. The telegram con-
tanned no facts which had NOT boon
covered by Solicitor Sims report. Mr..
Harlan asked for information which
will be sent him in course of time. but
not until additional information has
been received.
President Roosevelt has ordered that
tie revenue cutter Mccullough which
had been doing patrol duty in the vi
cinity Of the Pribilon islands in Alas
kan waters be directed to resume thai
duts'.
The assignment of revenue cutters to
such special duty can he done, under
tho law, only by the President. When
the question arose as to whether hte
Mccullough or some other revenue
vessel should he assigned to the duty OF
protecting the seal herd about the P.ib-
lon islands. the President WAS commu-
niCatcd with at once. He telcgraphcd
today that the Mccullough should be
dcrs have gone forward to that effect
to the commander Of the vessel. She is
now in Alaska where she conveyed So
Iicitor Sims of the department of COM
mcrcc and labor, and the Japanese
riSnn"rS. captured on st. Paul island.
The Mccullough will resume the patrol
duty under the Instructions she had on
the same duty before.
Neither the state department or the
japanese embassy received any dis
patches today concerning the killing of
JarIncSc seal poacherS in Alaskan
Writer'S, and until full official reports
are at the disposal of both govern
rl"ut:;. it is not likely there will be any
diplomatic developments in the case.
stat" department officials believe that
the facts will be fully developed by the
federal court at Valdez, which is try
iE- the prisoners taken by the agents
Of the department Of commerce and Ia
hur, aud That the killing of the poach-
crS will not result in amy unpleasant
intcrnatiO complications.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

st. Louis Republicans Thursday ,o,;
mattel Or. Erward T.. Clements fo,. Cn,,
eresS in the list Missouri district
Prof. Richard Darlington. Ph d. died
Thursday at Westminster, Pa. aood -
years. lie was a graduate of Harvard
Government receipts Thursday: From
internal revenue. s797. 2O9; customs. s125 :
SO: miscellaneous, sH3H Expenditures
81. $50. O00
Colonel w. r. Caulkins of Cartbaro
Mo, was nominated for Congress bv Rc-
publicans Of the 18th district Thursday
at Lamar, No
Republicans of the 1st Nebraska dis
trict Thursday night at Auburn. Neb
nominated Ernest NJ Pollard for rc-eIcc.
ton to Congress.
PRESIDENT Fallicres at the Elysce Palace
at Paris. thursday. received a drputa ton
OF the committee of thu St Louis Expo
sition headed by President David r.
Francis. The dcputation presented the
President with gold medal commcmora-
tive Of the exposition
II. III. Trawyck and Samuel Chandler.
prisoners in the Anglican Jail at Ih,f-
kin, Texas, We're found dead in their cells
today with their skulls crushed. and John
Wilson. who was confined on minor
charge in the same cell, is held charged
with having murdered his cellmates with
a cuspdor
W. NJ. Denny. banker, and mayor of
Williston. \. D., Thursday night was
found guilty of receiving stolen property.
1t was charged by the authorities Of Val
Icy county. Montana, that Denny was the
head of band of horse and cattle
''rustlers" and that he disposed of the
booty surreptitiously acquired by the
gang.
Owing to the failure of the brakes II
work, trolley car became unmanage-
able on Amsterdam avenue and I3stll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
AN UNUSUAL CASE.
Convict Adiudged Insane Now Releases
by Supreme Court Order.

Portland. Nc. Aug. 9.-Today for the
first time in the history Of the state,
\ convict who had been adjudgcd in
sane by the court decree and commit
ted. for insanity was released by decree
of 4 Justice of the supreme court Of me
State. The man was William I. Nc
Hradv of Portland and after hearing
in equity before Judge Peabody TINS
morninc he was given his freedom.
In Septclnber. 1905. McRrady was
sentenced to two years in State prison
for larceny. In May. 1898. he was
brought before court at Rockland ana
after a hearing adjudgcd insane ana
assigned TO the insane ward OF the
nrisor at Thomaston. In 1903 the Leg
isIat11rc passed Iaw that convictS :"
restrained should have 4 hearing III
equity before supreme court. 'or-
neIlan 4 Robinson as attorneys petl-
toned and We're granted with a near
ing for McC:rady. Dr. Sanborn OF Au-
-usta. Warden Norton Of the state
prison. and others, testified in the Pc
titioner's behalf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
NORTHFIELD CONFERENCE.
About 5000 People Present When Meet
ings Are Resumed.

NcrthGcld. Mass, Aug. with about
$3.50 people in attendance, 'thc meetings
Of the Mortified conference were rcsum-
cd here today. Tn. council at Camr
n prthlicld was addressed by Rev. c. T.
McAfcc Of Brooklyn. n. Y, while Rev
q. Campbell Morgan Of London, Eng
continued his series of addresses on '"rho
looks of Loviticus." and Rev. G.. A.
Johnsnn-Ross of Cambridge Eng, CAV,
another talk i'll his series on The Books
of st. John"
The regular praise service was held I'M
der the direction Of George c. Stcbbins
of Erocklyn. n. Y.
The conference on pastoral evangelism
was addressed later i'll the day by Rev.
G. Campbell Morgan.
Rev. c. a. Blanchard of Wheaton, H.
conducted the evening services at Round
Ton ana the praise service in the auaito-
rum WAS conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hutton
of Ncwcastlc-on-Tync England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
CORN MEAI-Steady.
ENE-NOmiuaI

sv WHEAT IA, R!,"oc,eipts. 1890: exports. q
spot irregular; No. RED. ~ cIo,, sP".
No. red. 79& o b afloat; No. / nor:h,
cTn Duimth - o b afoat; No . harI
winter. SpE. o b afloat
CORN Receipts. 76.36; sales. 10000 ru
lures, "''m spot; spot easy: M =. ~.
eierat r and ok f q b afloat; No , vol
low, ISIS: No. > white, -9ls.
OATS Receipts, 7?,Cco: spot steady;
mixed oats. IS; natural white, 3SttS9; Glib
pc; white. f9mIi P
CUT MEATS-Stcadv.
LAltl'-Easy; western prime. >NoltS. -,
refined easy: continent, ?3J S. A., 10;
compound. 11sM1S.
PORk-St"ady.
BUTTER-Firm. Street price: Extra
creaincr%: ":2i2; renovated. common to
extra lfnl3i.; western factory, common
to extra. l";&"11h; receipts. 7@2,
EGGS-St"ady, unchanged; receipts, II.
POTATOES Easy; southern yellow, +
Dbl. 1880.
SUGAR--Raw. firm: fair refining. Ya,:
centrifugal. 90 test, ~; nlolaSs"s sugar
1-1Gm3iS; refined, steady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Aug. 9-The large hu,,;nc
81 Icnnsylvanla today was Ir3,in .,in,17
.hc only sign Of strength in the stock
falling tendency Of prices elsewhere wn;
less effective than Yesterday riaro -
not much in the way OF news dat..,nu7
lncits 70 account for the change in the
markets. tone, ana it WAS I,rr,I\. d,,n ~
the fact OF the decline in nrj, es 90
terfiay and the inference that , d,stribn
t ,'nh o. stocks WAS va soing on from iniiucn-
tiii sources. The belici that they yyern
following such leadership sums I'M nrac-
ucally the whole of the motive of tha
recent operations on the mart az IN. sncr-
uldt!Nc clement. The conviction in iha1
country were accommodating STACKS ,,,,'ni
mated about the time of the last meet
'h5 81 tnc directors Of the Union Pacific
ne adJollrnment OF the Union Pacific
executive committee today with the an
,i"iincemrnt that only routine matters;
mad been considered seemed IL shal,a ~.
belief in the intended increase in the
d dshH.n ~, ann tnr n,iuguration of divi-
utncc shaken i'll the truth of rllmnr.,
wlfch played 50 important Il part in the
sn%culatit3 advance in, prices, the sus-
piStoHS attliode towards the movement,
from the outset, WAS STRENGTHENED. Thu
oppressed grounds for this SIISpiriou have
hrrH the supposed desire of very large
and well informed holders of stocks to
secure Il favorable basis for distrihution
Of their holdings. The money market
today also gave decisive evidence of th,.
tightening effect of the beginning of the
demand from the West for tho purposes
Of the harvest. The rate for call loans
went rs high as per cent during the dav
ana the rates for time loans also were.
anprcciablv firmcr. The late dcvnlormrnt
Of strength in Southern Pacific offset II
some extent the effect Of the weakness
in Union Pacific. and a rally in prices re-
liifrch part of the extreme losses. The
closing was quite firm
Ponds Were steady. Total sales, par
va ite, s. 1'r,csl United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
SOMERSET.
NORRIDGEWOCk.

Mrs. Fannie Carleton and daughter
Nellie, of Havcrhill, Mass, are visit
ing friends in town.
Ira Scckins, driver on r. +. u. No. |
is enjoying vacation Of Il days.
Mrs. Sarah Cheney, of Portland, is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Mamie Hall and daughter
Gladys, of RanGrlcy are visiting Mrs.
Halls mother, Mrs. +. j. Holway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Walker. Of
Anson. We're III town Tuesday to at
tend the Eaton and n. II. S. reunion
MIR. and Mrs. chas. TuttIc ana Mr..
and Mrs. Alex futile are on = hIun-
bcrryinS trip up river
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
Chicago Produce Market.

,, Chicago, Aug. o
Improved weather conditions and fla,
th?t the government rCrnnt To he made
public tomorrow would show Il Ing yirld
cduscd weakness today in the local wheat
market At the cl 80, wheat for Sopt.m-
Der delivery WAS off q: corn was dow,
u; oats showed Il loss OF HGl$s. and pro
visions were unchanged TO lUGll.l. lower
III" leading futures closed as follows:
7S7sM7?
CORN Sept, 49ii; Dee, li7s; May. Al,
ar.
0, OATS. 3lmis; Dec. 3s's; May, ar4
PORk-Sert.. 1861; Jan, 13.92is.
IARl-Sept., so; Oct, S71l2; Nov.
S.e2Ia.
EIIiS-Scrt. .9o71k; Oct S.S2E
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady.
WIEAT-,;o. j spring. 70u7i; No. rcd,
72i.1t13ai
CORN-No .. 1919: No. . yellow. Il.
OATS-No. :, 3o9s; No. white, Gl"iu333
No 3 white. 3rs32R.
RNT:-No. ;. rs
BARLEY-37N'3o.
MAT.TING- i2n l6.
FLAN SEED-1.O114; northwestern
1.1nn.
SHORT RlBS-S 9jMa.05
PORK-11W.
IARD-S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
DONALD c. HANSON.
Son Of Former Mayor Of Calais Drown
ed at D'OrviIles Head.

Calais. Me. Aug. 9.-Donald Gamer
on Hanson. son of Ex-Mayor George
NJ. Hanson of this city was drowned
tonight at D'Orvilles Head. IN me st.
Croix river by the overturnlns OF
boat The Young man was passing the
summer at his fathers cottage. He
was p years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
EAST READFIELD.

Mrs. Williams and family of Var
mouth are visiting her mother, Mrs
Isaac Mace.
Mrs. Carrie Hall, Quincy, Mass, is
visiting relatives in this place.
Miss Emma Mace Of Winthrop and
Miss Beth Haincs Of Watcrvillc are
visiting Mrs. G. G. Morrill,.
During Mondays shower lightning
struck the big elm in Ii. Hanson's field,
went over Il large apple tree ana broke
down the old willow tree side of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
HAS NO DETAILS.
Japanese Government Not Prepared to
Discuss AIeutian Affair.

Toxic, Aug. 9.-The Japanese gov
rrnmcnt. does not yet possess any de-
tails Of tho Alcutian incident and is
not therefore i'll Il position to express
its views.
The news is generally received with
regret and the hope is expressed that
no unpleasant complications will de
VclOp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
LTTCHFIECD PLAINS,

The Birthday party met with Miss
Jennie Patterson Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Greene of West
Gardiner were the guests Of Hon. and
Mrs. Samuel Smith "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson of
WaterVillc called on friends here Tues
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10

Niscount Aoki, the new japanese
minister at Washington. has as his
constant companion in his home great
Maltese cat. Mr.. Aoki never receives
Il guest without presenting him to
Peter, who sits on a scttec near the
diplOmat'S chair,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10

At the command of his father. Fred
Dcbold, il years old, son of john De
bold, shot and killed George Smith. son
of their neighbor, Edward 0. Smith, near
Frederick. Md, Thursday evening. There
had been bad feeling between the fam
lilies, and Thursday they quarrcicd over
blackberrics the Smiths had picked on
Dcbold's land "ShOot Il him" said Dc
bold to his son, pointing at the younge"
Smith. The boy fired a load from 4
shotgun, killing Smith Instantly. Both
the Debolds were arrested and arc now
in Jail. /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
New York Money Market,

Prime mercantile paper 5l2Gt5a, pcr cent.
Sterling cAchangc weak at $500 for de
h2nd and at iN2.40 for t0-day bills
boSted rates As; and 4.SG.
Commercial bills 4S1"sMlNS.
Bar silver 65a.
Mexican dollars l0h.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds steady.
Money on call firm, 200 per cent; last
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10

leans quiet, 10 SIC; Mobile easy, 10; sa-
Nannah nominal, 10 5-I6
Net receipts for six days, 90 aS7
Exports 10 Great ibrt;mr, 1872; to the
continent. %6S; t. Japan, 236.
Stock. .i".J2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Aug. ..
Spot cotton closed quiet and steady. 10
rnints decline. MiddliuC upandS, 1860:
do. gulf. 1875. Sales. 2G-6 bales.
Galveston quiet. 10l%; CE1rl"stcn NOM
inaI. ~: Memphis quiet t0H: New Or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Aug =.
TR-I'nchangcd. mill shipments
spring patents. ia lSa.
,'oRN-unchansed No. 3 yellow ola
OATS-Jnchanscd; No. clipped white
41i%l';2.
HAY-Ouirt: No. l. 10.
MILL. FE.tD-tuiCt.
SPRING BRAN-I@.
MINED FEED 70. "a .; 70
pORK-Dull; medium, 1870.
LARb-Dull: 11:es.
3EEF-Qrict: whole cattle, HiNS74.
LAMES-I TnchanGch: 1Mi6.
NEALS-J'nchangcd IMl0
BI-T'FER-Stcady; northern. 81 @m2t
CIIEESF;-Stcad York stat" 1l'a", T. -.
tGGS-Stcady; choice, 2Gfi-S western.
11m1o.
AFrLES- Quiet; new Astrachan, Per
Dbl, 2m2 -.
OTATOES-Quict; new, per Dbl. lbs
az
SI-CAR-Stcady on basis Of 80 for
graduated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10

Samuel Bradbeer, who died at Pit
minister. England. the other day at
cighty-two. had sung seventy years IN
the parish church choir.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-10
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York Aug. Q.
flour Receipts. 1f. 766: exports. 155a:
sales 10 100: steady with better inquiry.
RYE. FI.pI 'E-Qnict