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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-20
Reflects Mrs. Donald Nc
Lean President General.
The Vote: Mrs. Mclean Ssh;
Mrs. E. W. Howard I52.
Reception by Pres. and Mrs. Roose.
veIt..-The Other Officers.

Washington, April 19-The principal
feature of todays session OF the Con-
uinental Congress of the National So
cicty of the Daughters of the American
Revolution was the announcement OF
the result of the vote taken yesterday
for officers for the ensuing two wears.
Mrs. Donald Mclean of New York,
president-gencral, wa. reelected TO
that office by a large majority and the
entire administration ticket was elect
ed with her.
Not more than one-third Of the dele
Ga ties We're present at this session,
many Of them having left for home.
while others went sight seeing.
The adoption of q resolution present.
ing the thanks of the congress to the
supreme Court of the United States
Tor its recent decision protecting the
dignity Of our national emblem" and
the reading of reports concluded the
afternoon session.
pleasing social feature of the meet
ing Of the Congress WAS the reception
given in the afternoon by President
and Mrs. Roosevelt. The guests were
received in the Blue room and were in
PRODUCED to the President ana Mrs.
Roosevelt by Mrs. Donald Mclean. the
rresidcnt-general Of the organization
The President was attended bv his
staff Of military and naval aides. About
ZOO members Of the organization We're
received. each one being cordially greet
ed BY tho Ch:cf Executive ana his Wife
Tie reception lasted about one hour
Tonight tho delegates attended a
patriotic reception at the Congregations
al church i'll their honor by the Sons
Of the American Revolution
Mrs. Mclean. it MAS officially declared
today. received III and the opposition
candidate. Mrs. Eleanor Washington
Howard of Alexandria, Va, Up Mrs.
Mclean after being presented with n
loving cup by the vice presidents general,
thanked the delegates heartily for their
support Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Maine
Of Washington. d. c., was elected vice.
president general in charge of organiza-
ton Of chapters. The Others elected are
as follows:
Vie" presidents general. Mrs. j. Nor
gan Smith. Alabama; Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Musscy. Washington, D. c.; Mrs. Chas.
IT. Deere. Illinois; Mrs. A. A. Kendall,
Maine; Mrs. Wallace Delaficld, Missouri;
Mrs. Chas. III. Terry, New York; Mrs.
l.. a. Patten, Pennsylvania; Mrs. III. S.
Chamberlain, Tennessee; Mrs. Baldwin s.
Pilman. West Virginia and Mrs. Linday
Patterson, North Carolina
Chaplain general, Mrs. Esther Il. Noble;
recording sccretary-Gcncral, Miss Eliza
beth j. Pierce; corresponding secretary
general, Mrs. John Paul Earnest; regis
trar- general, Mrs. Amos G.. Draper;
treasurer general. Mrs. Mabel G. SWORN
stcdt acknowledgement. Mrs. J. Eakn
Gadsby; assistant historian-general, Mrs.
Henry S. Eoweror; lihrarian-general.
Mrs. Helen VI. Eovnton.
All TIL" latter officers are from this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-20
Aged lOl and 100
They Will Marry

ST. Louis, April 19.-AnnOurccmen
was made today that John B. Blairen.
who on April l was 101 years old. will
be united in marriage TO Miss Rose Nc
gu;rc on her Tooth birthday anniN r
slry, Aug. &c. 1907 Oh Mr.. Bundren'@
estate near Tatesville. Tenn. Bundrcn
ard Miss Mcclure We're sweethearts in
Tennessee in their youth, but neither
has been married. Miss McGuire's pa
rents would not let her marry Bundren
in youth and took her to live in Eng
land. BunGren went to California and
acquired considerable wealth. He re-
turned to Tennessee and bought his
birthplace near Tatesville. He decided
to hold reunion Of old friends on his
estate this year and sent out numerous
invitations, including his old sweet
heart. Correspondence followed and he
renewed his offer Of marriage, and was
accc pied.
The date for the wedding and the re-
union of friends was then set for Aug.
% 50 as to combine the brides 10th
Dir. htiHy anniversary and her entry in
mltrimony.
Bundren has long white hair and n
flowing white beard. He does not
smoke or drink. In June he viii go to
Preston, Lancashire. England. to es-
cort his intended bride to his Tennessee
estate Tor the wedding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-20
PONOMARIEFF IN DISGRACE.
Cuplicity of Chief of Russian Govern
ment Detectives Discovered.

st. Petersburg. April IN. Pono-
marietf chief Of the government de-
tectivcs. attached to the Lower House
of Parliament. is threatened with dis
missal owing 10 revelations made at
Wilma during the trial Of military Off
GERS and others charged with con-
spiracy to import arms from Germany,
the discovery ~ which caused NJ.
Ponomalietf's promotion. The court
acquitted the accused on the ground
that the conspiracy was really an in
Nentiol of Ponomarieff Evidence
taken showed that PnnomarieT
planned the hiding Of arms ana bombs
purchased abroad in proarIanged
spots. notably in the stable Of Col.
Miasoyodoff, one Of the accused Of
ficerS.
Ponomarieff's main work in conncc-
ton with Parliament was to furnish
his confidential reports Of the doings
of the deputies and it is understood
that his highly cOlored accounts
caused much of the friction between
Premier Stolypin and the Lower
House.
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RHODE ISLAND SENAToRSHiP.
First Break Occurs, Utter Gaining One
An Election Doubtful.

Providence. r. l., April ia surprise
was created in the Joint assembly of the
State Legislature today when it convened
to take the Seth ballot for the election or
a United States senator. Representatives
Latham of Cranston, who voted for COLI
on The first ballet, but who has ever since
cast his ballot for Ex-Governor George IL.
Utter, today when his name was called
announced his vote for Wetmore. The
vote today stood: Goddard Al, Colt IS and
Wetmore 3. No election.
From the present outlook there will
PROBABLY be no election of :, United States
senator at the present session of the Leg
islature. BY vote Of q for and Il
against, the Senate today adopted the
measure recently passed by the House
adjourning the Legislature next Tuesday.
This will give the Assembly but one moro
chance to elect a national senator at the
present session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-20
THE DOVE OF PEACE.
Pitcher Joss Now Believes In Signs
More Firmly Than Ever.

Pitcher Joss had a hunch that he
would Join the Cleveland team several
days before he did SO. A couple ofdays
before he signed Joss went to his home
to have some photographs made in uni
form. While posing in the yard Joss
noticed a carrier pigeon alight upon his
front porch and walk through the door.
" hich had been left open. the day be
ing warm. What do you think of that
bird Z" the Juneau Stat demanded of a
friend in a surprised voice as the bird
disappeared into the house. You
know tile old saying, that Il dove is the
harbirGer Of peace" the friend replied,
as JOSS made Il dash for the door, which
he entered and closed.
Adde'S search for the pigeon took
him to the kitchen. where the bird had
established itself Joss made a temper
ary cage for the homer out of an orange
box and extracted from his companion
a promise OF silence until the bird had
proved itself a prophet for good or
q bird of i'll omen. AS has been es-
tablished. the pigeon lived up to its
reputation, for shortly after Joss was
summoned to Cleveland by the owners
OF the Cleveland Baseball Club and
peace was established and he signed a
contract.
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ASSASSINATION PLOT.
Alleged Plan to Kill President Roose
welt Is Being Investigated.

Newark, y. J., April 19.-An alleged
plot on the part oil Pennsylvania Anar-
chists who are said to have head
quarters at Hazclton to assasinate
President Roosevelt is being investigat-
ed by the United States secret service.
Information which led to the investi-
CATION was given to the secret service
by Chief of Police Adams a few days
ago, just before he shot and killed him
self.
The chief told the secret service Off
cial that he obtained his information
from Jan Bartula, who recently came
here from Audenrid, Pa, and who
claims to be a member of the band Of
conspirators. He said they had gone
back on him and in order to be avenged
he exposed the plot. He gave Chief
Adams the names of several who, he
said, We're implicated in the plot and
further said that CzolgosZ, was assas-
sinated President Mckinley, had been
member of the band.
Chief Flynn of the New York district
of the United States secret service has
several men at work on the case. They
have interviewed Bartula and he told
them practically the same story.
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ALL HANDS REFUSE
To Help Vessel Dismasted Off Nam
tucket-Various Excuses Made.

Newport. r. L., April 19.-News that
an English sailing ship displaying the
code signal letters ]. B. F. G., was dis
masted and in need Of a tow off the
Nantucket Shoals lightshp was re-
ceivcd at the Naval Training station
here today. The news came in q wire
less message from Rear Admiral
Coghlan, commander of the New York
navy yard, when he had received a
wireless dispatch from the French
steamer La Provence.
Commander Gleaves Of the naval
station, notified the tug boat office in
New Bedford, but on account of today
being holiday in Massachusetts, the
New Bedford people declined to send a
tug to the scene. Providence declined
on the grounds that it was out Of their
district and an appeal was made TO
New London. The vessel, although dis
masted. did not display signals Of dis
traSS and for that reason no govern
ment steamer was sent from here.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days DEALING in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, April 1.-THE day in the
stock market proved uneventful again
though the appearance was not of such
utter stagnation as prevailed for most
OF yesterdays session. The tone was
equally hacking in speculative Initiative
and the sluggish aud wavering price
movement throughout the session gave
evidence of the same languid Interest
Disposition either TO buy or sell seemed
entirely lacking. Events, are still lack
ing to define the probable future.sand
speculative opinion therefore is unin-
formed as to which direction the move
rnent will takefwhenrit energies from the
present lethargy. The bidding up Of
prices. which yielded just before the clos
ing, seems to have been founded on a
suppOsition that the favorable features
of the British budget statement. which
was presented to Parliament yesterday
would prompt a strong tone in the Lon
don market today. That market took ad-
vantage of the budget factor, however. 70
effect some realizing. The consequence
was some reaction here from the late
rise Of Yesterday. Prices drifted after
wards quite ;.imlcssly. There were fur
thor rumorS in New York of additional
financing by some of the railroad com
pani@5, which suggest the ampls require
m"nts overhanging the New York money
market TO absorb available resources.
Bonds were tirmer but very duh. Total
sales. par value, S1,11SN0. United States
bonds were unchanged.
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THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS

CORN-Receipts, S0.ee5; exnorts.- 1917. 7c7
sales, $4,000 spot; spo, iirm. els> No. 2 IS
b and No. yelluw 5iia 0 atioat
OATS-Receipts, 5lGn; spot market
steady; mixed. a6d3e lbs;: Az: natural
white, a0d2;i lbs. 1850; clipped white, 81
a 40 lbs, iS6l!3lE.
BEEF-Steady.
I.ARD-steady; western prime S.75asS5.
PORk--Easy; family . '1s.so4l9; short
Bj;TTER~Very strong: receipts, 1895.
Street .price: Extra creamery, 81. ON
ciaI prIccs.f Creamery common to extra
2ff, 80; held common to extra 2of132: state
GARY common to finest, 2a6ts2;. renovated
ry common to 1irsts. 15G22r:: western
imitation creamery extras, 21M2S; firsts,
2in25.
EGGS-Weak; state, Pa and nearby
fancy selected white. 20; choice. 19@l9E
brown and mixed extra, 1H9M19; iirsts 10
extra firsts, 1,iatt1Sh.
PoTATOEs-Firm: old. per bbl,, 1852
sUGAR,,Raw: firm; fair refining. 3.2G;
2.0i; refined steady.
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REUBEN D. GILMAN.
FoxcroFt Loses Another Of Its Highly
Respected Citizens.

Foxcroft, Nc, April 19.-Foxcroft
lost another Of its respected citizens
when Reuben D. Gilman passed away
at his home on Lincoln street, Fox
croft, Thursday afternoon. after an
illness Of a few weeks. Mr.. Gilman
was IS years of age on April 10 and
has been. for years. one of the sub
stantial business men of this town.
He was born in Norridgewock in 1929
and was son of David Gilman, a
descendant of Col. Edward Gilman of
GilmantOn, n. II.
The widow. two daughters, Mrs. D.
P. Ayers Of Wilkesbarre, Pa, and Mrs.
W. f. Parsons of Foxcroft, and a
brother survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-20

Clifford Luxton of Somerville and
William F. Smith of Boston were seri-
ously injured by a fall from a staging
while working on the sixth story of
the Lynn Storage Warehouse building
at Lynn, Mass, Friday. A rope broke
and both men were precipitated 50 feet
to the ground. They struck in a heap
of sand which broke in some measure
the force of the fall. 1t is said that
Luxton cannot survive. He suffered a
fracture of the skull, internal injuries,
both legs were broken and a number
Of ribs fractured. Smiths injuries con-
sisted of two broken legs, a broken
arm and a broken rib.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-20
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, April II.
Wheat prices advanced more than q
cent Per hushtl today on numerous re-
ports of damage to the crop. At the close
the July option was up / cent. July corn
was up 1aM3s. July oats were 4 higher.
Provisions were 2hd5 to 5fD51a. higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHFAT-May 7S. July S01s, Sept. S2H
CoRN-Mayy; Az, July 477sm4s. Sept. 49,.
OATS-Mav 433s as, July 41ss, Sept. 35$s.
MESS PORK-May 15.S7ls, July 1886
LARD-May S6212. July SIC. Sept. SSH
: SHORT RIBS-May S.471:, july S.6j.
Cash quotations were as follows:
VII EAT-Nc. 2 spring, SlaS4.; No. 3,
74nSi; No. > red, 76lh(s7.ss.
CORNING. ., AZ; No. : yellow, Az.
OATS-No. .. 43la No. white, 45M4Il !:
No. white. 401adD43
RYE-No. ,, 67la.
MALTING-Fair to choice, 69N71lz.
FLAX SEEED-No. /. Ill. No. north
western, lis.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 425.
sHoKT RIBS. sIDEs-Loose. s.25a
S.37i..
MESS pORK-l5.S7h61G.
sHOFT CLEAR sIpEs-Boxed, S.G2,40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-20

Securities to the value Of 100000
which were stolen from the Savings
Bank OF New Britain by William F..
Walker. the absconding treasurer OF
that institution, have been traced to
two New York banking houses. accord
ing t. statement made Friday by De-
tective Valley Of the New York police
department. He said the two banking
houses stand in the position Of inno-
cert purchasers.
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SAYS HE WAS ROBBED.
Peter Petkos Reports Theft Of $3202 to
the Lewiston Police.

Lewiston. Ne. April 13.-Peter Petkos,
Lithuanian, reported to the Lewiston
police tonight the theft CT 5000, said to
have been taken by a woman who came
to his home and lived with the family
for time. The theft occurred last Sat
urday and was not reported to the police
until this evcring.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. April 10.
Cotton spot closed steady 10 points high
err. Middhng uplands ll.20, 90. gulf ll.i5
Sales none.
Galveston firm. 1Ih; Charleston steady,
1oA; Memphis steady. 1914 New Orleans
firm, 10 15-l6 Mobile firm, 10B; Savannah
steady, 10as.
Net receipts for seven DAYS, S2,799.
Exports t. Great Britain. 1921: to
France, 1857. to the continent, C9I12; to
Stock cy5. it4.4 t'
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The veteran quartermaster. john
Long. OF Bangor died on the steamer
City of Bangor early Friday morning
while at the Rockland wharf. HIS age
was 20 years A widow and one
daughter, Mrs. John Kennedy OF Ban
gor, survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-20
Contractors Notice.

Sealed proposals for building the Odd
Fellows block at Corinna will be received
IN P. NJ, May 4. Plans and specliicd-
tons are in the hands Of the committea
o. will be sent upon application. The
committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids
JOHN E. FOLSOM. Chairman
oorinna, Maine. ,
Aprledtf ~ H2S. IN tHHsEXI
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New York Produce Market,

New York April ~.
F'LOTR-Rcceints $3.50; exports, 2Q.5l4;
sales. 500; firm but slow.
WHEAT Receipts. 200G; exports, co.
322: sales. 3.3o0.0O0; spot firm; No. red,
S3H elevator: NJ. red. SiA + o b ahoat
No. ! northern Duluth. G2H opening navi-
cation o b afloat; No. 2 hard winter.
SSis cunning navigation o b atlOat.
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
EASTERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
KENNEBEC DIVISION.
RESUMPTION OF SERVICE.

Commencing Thursday. April Is 1907,
steamer leaves Gardiner ut 3::;5 r. M.
Richmond IN" p. NJ, Dresden - p NJ.
and Bath at $50 7. NJ, Tuesdays. Thurs
Gays and Saturdays. due Boston 200
y. NJ.
RETURNING.
Steamer leaves NCrth side Union wharf,
Boston. ut eco a. NJ. Mondays. Wcdncs-
days and Fridays. for Bath. Richmond.
Dresden and Caroline. connecting with
Augusta. Winthrop X Gardiner Street
Ry. for Hallowell. Augusta and Win
.hrop. also with Maine Central X. r. for
adjacent points
Flrst-claSs fire between Gardiner and
Eoston 500 one way: $3.50 round trip.
Steamers of this line always COM
Portable and the trip ut this season Of
the year is very delightful one.
Freight rates are always low as
other lIrs.
M freight except live stock. is insured
against fire ana marine risk.
NJ. A. IARADEN. Agent.
Gardiner, Maine.
arrlSdtf
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Private messages rece:vd in New York
City Friday from business interests in
the territory by the earthquake in Mex
leo show that these interests have suffer
ed no damage at La Dicha or st. Mar
ques AS there was no loss Of life at Ia
Dicha or Marques. the alarm felt as to
the safety Of America mining engineers
employed in that district is apparently
unNarranted.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Apr.l 10
steady: common to best steers. 446m6. %.
HOGS-Reccipts about 21.CC0: market s..
lower: choice heavy shipping G5I0G.65.
SIlEEP-RcceiptS about 700; market
strong to 15G025c. higher; sheep 1850. Is;
warnings I.259t715: lambs 6.15MS.N0.
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The will of Mrs. Phoebe Bloomfield,
Toledo, gives her sister Mrs. Fryberg-
er, $4,000 on condition that she does not
return to Fryberger.
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New York Money Market.
New York 4

NEW YORK, April II.
Prime mercantile paper 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange 1irmer at 4SjGJTT4S5 "a
for demand and at 49,. .0d4S2 . for 69-day
bills
Posted rates 4S3ls and 1867.
Commercial bills 1925
Bar silver 6Jla.
Mexican dollars SOS.
Government bonds steady
Railroad bends firm.
Money m call firm AZ oLn? nrr cont .
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BI7TTEk-StTong; cfcamtrics, .-n%22
dairies. 221an29.
EGIS-Weak; ut market. cases inclrl-
"a, 1Ji4: firsts 1G. prime firsts, Il.
CHEFSE--Firn; 1iMl5.
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Royal Exchange Assurance, London,
England.

Total Liabilities and Surplus, s.. i0i.':O1s
HENRY A. HEATH, Agent
Augusta. Maine.
anl5Sat3t
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CADILLAC ELMERE, PEERLESS AcKARD and WNToN
Full line supplies dch We'll equipped Machine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
Die Tinans- nno 4cidlGftslaac.

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bon 100 auf 81A, Tor5ugs.gfticn Der
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