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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Baseball Gossip.

4 Manager Charlie shaffer spent ali
cheer to his boys" falling them TO
take the best care of themselves, AMI
that he wants them to le in fine trim
when they report. He gave each n
word OF encouragement, and expected
everybody to report on March 24th so
as to be ready for work the following
morning. 5.
Another letter crom stu was, rc-
oeiyed by the manager yesterday, Still
is in fine spirits and good form, but Is
anxious for the season to open, so that
he may get back ia his old familiar
work in the box lie desired to be
remembered to NIL his friends in tho
city
Cassidy, whom. Captain shaffer eS-
poets to be one of his star men this
season. will report some time next
week He wants to start his prne-
tice as soon as the weather will per-
NIT. and he thinks Richmond Is the
lplace for him To SGT IN trim.
The grounds In the hall park will he
| finished as soon as the weather viii
permit the workmen to, smooth 1t over
\ All tho earth necessary has been put
on 1T, and 1t now needs but to be
rolled. by next week all the Rich
mond professionals hope To be able u
ga on 1t for some practice before ths
other men apriye,
The next meeting or the league IL
called for March 10th, when the SEIZED
tulc of games will he adnpteds Secre
tary Gregory has received only Man
agor Skaters schedule SO far, and h
Ils anxiously awaiting the others, a
| 1T is time for them to be In,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Geta Imnortant Contract.

NORFOLK, VA, March 1.-THE com
tract for the landscape garden
ing around the Illinois State building
al the Jamestown Exposition has been
awarded TO the Newton Floral Com
pany, of Norfolk.
IL win consist OF California privat
hedge around the grounds and on each
side az the three walks leading to tho
building Within this hedge WIN he
planted shrubbery, trees and lloWers.
The Illinois State building viii he
ffurniittne, which ~ being made In CHI
cago, win be Installed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Celebrate Anniversary.
[spccinl to The Times-Dlspntch

-----" SFtCIHf n 49,
SALISBURY, N. c., March 7.T-Livlng stone
College, one of the largest institutions OF
learning for the colored race in tho South,
located In this city. Is making active pre-
parations for the celebration of the twenty
Attn anniversary of the college, The nsti-
tuition was founded Twenty-Five years ago by
Rev. j. G. Price who was buried on the col
Iege campus a handsome memorial build
ing is proposed to his memory Dr. w. II,
Goler Is now president of the institution.
library building. donated last year by An
Ing completion, as Is also dormitory build
ing destroyed by storm last summer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Auction Sales This Day.
Auction Sales This Day u
BY Valentine Auction Coz IS
6lS 10. Broad st, n
Handsome Furniture at
Auction. 3
QIIARTERED OAK DININGrRC DON
SUITS, HANDSOME LEATHER x
LIBRARY SUIT, BEAUTIFtI 42I
PARLOR SUITS, STANDING 81 5fs
n n S X g, CHAMBER sstf
SUITS, CARPETS, SSs
ETC. ,s
TODAY (FRIDAY1, MARCH &STIls sbs
TO-DAY (FRlpAY1, MARCH STU.

AT our salesrooms. No, 6ls Fart
broad Street, commeneing az lo,ae
o'cldck, by request of prominent fanl..
lily declining housekeeping, we will sell!
to-day their handsomely -furnisheal
home. moved for cpnyenience to our
salesrooms, consisting OF very hands
some CHARTERED Oak Dining Room suitt
embracing six Ilighback Leather-S aaS
Chairs Highly-Polished Pillar EMtens
sion Table Magnificent Highly -I0llsn e
ed Buffet Raautifnl and Hanhsnm.a4!sN
Carved China csss, Handaone slas|
Buffet. with silver Closet, Very zine
Genuine Leather Library suit as
Ave pieces; Fine Genui,nee, Lsslm a
er Couch, Very Fine sun plukn
Parlor Suit, Fine Oak Hall Rack, Drons
had Singer Sewing Mnehina, sl9MN
High Rack and Hon. Seat Lining cns l! 4!
oak Chiffonniers, Mating sarnetS3
Rugs, prnggets, Crockery, dnilel hset
Morris Chair, three stapaing nss.s!
bie Covers porteres, Fine Iron Rnds1
Mating etc, M s ssS
20 a THE av Ali AUCTION co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
BIBLICAL MOTOR CAR
SPEED WARNING

On rural road, not far from Phila-
delphia, some tourists discovered u
quaint, ,Quakeresaue sign, evidently
ono. erected by the adjoining. property
owner, IL reads; "Ye that toll not
shall not spin In automobiles along
here faster than 10 miles an hour. So
saith the law"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
SIGNS RICHMOND BOY.
Grim Captures Player shaffer Is
Said to dave Wanted.
Ispeclal to The Times- pispAtcn.

Special TO ltlc IN r,o,,
LYNCHBURG, VA, March f'.a oan a.
Grim, of the local basepaii Team; a ~ T.,
nounced to-day that he had suce ee,tSs,, w
pitcher, who piayed. mont ,nr q! !.B n1s"'
Hooker, the Richmond player. whe Wns
with Vicksburg, Of the Cotton sihNss
League. last season The deal mas pcen
nending for some days, but Manager Grim
did not give 1t out until to-day, Whtn
1t had ben finally completed.
y IJooker managed the Vicksburg team
tstiring the latter portion Of the payt
season. and he Is a hcayy-hitting out.
fielder. Formerly he was q pitcher, and
could be called upon to take ms turn IN
the box now. II 1T became necessary,
Manager Shaffer1 turned every, trick pos
sible to secure HOoker's services o1rer-
ing a cash consideration and we services
OF Cuddy, OF the last years, lhWmnKcrs.
There is no doubt that Hooker VIII be
valuable addition to tho o1tied OF
the locals. fs.sss-1s ,il8s,i
Andy Bowen has returned his, signed
contract. and announces tnat ne is leaay
to report at any time.
Ludwig, one Of the new men for the
box, has also signed up. Ludwig Is q
big man, and comes highly recommended
and Manager Grim Is ekpeetlng him to
develop into a strong pitcher
Only Bentley. Holt and Carter. OF tho
old players, have failed to return their
signed contracts for. this season. BentleY
Will be heard from before long. aolt has
not decided to play yet. but his contr'.-,:
is expected long before June LIST, when he
will report for work. Carter wants, Al
advance, and has not signed as yet,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Startling Coal Shortage.

Especial to The Times- Dlspatcl,I
SPENCER, N, c., March 7.---'there are no
new developments In the startling coal
shortage on tho Southern yards hero as an
nounceu last week Detectives have been
Working hard on tho matter and have fol-
loved every clue. but no arrests have been
made The territory covered by. tho. spen-
.ionrth. and there are SO many points for un-
loading coal that 1t Is exceedingly difficult
no make a thorough check on the matter.
1t is known that large Quantities OF eoa' arc
missing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Mother Finds Boy Dead.
rspeeial ia The Times Dispatch, |

Special to The TImNs- DIsNntehlT
HEN pERsON. N. g., March 7,--coro-
ner Guplon to-day will hold an INQUEST
over the body Of Gideon, son OF Marcel
lus Might, colored, aged seventeen years,
and an employee ON the night force at
the engine room OF the Henderson Cotton
Mills Before going to SLEEP he requested
his mother 70 wake him az . O'clock n
the afternoon. In attempting TO arouse
him, slie found tho boy dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Mr.. Emerson was listened to with great
lterest and was frequently applauded.
Want a Y. M. c. Az.
/ Especial to The Times- Dispatch.l
VA Mn RI

N MISUNDERSTANDING VA. March m.
The question of establishing Young
been discussed by a number Of citi-.
zens at q conferences of minister's and \
slaymen, and 1t was decided to request
the State general secretary, u. "a. Coul-ss
ter, Of Richmond, to fin a date to coma;
here md hold n general tofH ernncaS
with tcitizens. 5sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
( BASKETBALL.
Greeks Defeat Romans in Game
at Y. M. e. "A.

The basketball league game between
C. A. last night was fatal to the latter
team. The Greeks secured so many
field baskets In the second half that the
scorer could scarcely record them.
On Saturday night the .spartans will
meet the Celts.
Lineup.
Greeks. 2S Positions. Romans. s..
Wells .....,... fun ....... Jones
Rady ...........,, fun ......,... Cushman
Twining .....,.. centre, 1880. Lawrence
(Captain)
Davis (captain) &, guard .,,.,..,.. i.emen
Burch guard ;,,,.- Roach
Field goalsWells, o; Twinlng, s: Law
renee, ~; Jones, Cushman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Police Fear Foul PLAY.

Especial to The ILLNESS ispntch.l
NORFOLK, VA, March a. w. john
week In advance at the seabright Cot.
tage Ocean View, Inst Thursday, and
disappeared Sunday. Is still among the
missing. Tonight the police fear fonl
play Johnson is known to have had q
large amount of money on his persuns
His baggage Is still ut the cottage. s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
BATTLESHIP GEORGIA
IN HAMPTON ROADS

NEWPORT. NEWS, vAu March 7--
Tho battleshp Georgia arrived In Hamr-
ton Roads to-day from Boston, She VIII
proceed In q few days To Savannah 20
receive her silver service from the State
Of Georgia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
May Elect Recorder.
[speoial TO ,rhe MINES pIspatch.

Salisbury, N. c.. March at the
municipal election to be held In this city
in May. the question OF electing a recorder
voters OF the city a bill for the same having
been ratified by the General Assembly now
In session at Raleigh. There Is consider
the result Is uncertain. 1t is stated, how
ever that II recorder is elected that
Haden Clement, ESD. well-known young
attorney here, Will he thes choice OF the
I1anfa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Infant Predicts Earthquake,

Special 70 The Times. DlsphIrh'T \
uENDER SCN, N. c., March 7--Much
amusement has been created during tho
past few days by rumor, that negro
miles distant, which lived two days. ana
before dying predicted the destruction OF
Henderson by an earthquake on SATURDAY,,
the 9th. The news has spread throuiss
siderably exercised. One colored man re-
marked that the only earthquake likely 20
occur was when laen Flllmnn would speak
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Clifton Forge Lighting.

M TNnrrnI IN The 'FFmnd- DIspnF Gil.
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. March
The City Council has rejected the hid.
Of w. G. Mathews and associates for
tho lighting franchise, which has been:
advertised for SAFE tho past month, Thu
council decided TO readvertise the fran
cl,ise for April Sth. Had tho bid S0es
Mr. Mathews been accepted 1T would
have l,ut out of business the present
I COMPANY, fi tss,'3g II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
CHICAGO AGAIN WINS
I'M AMATEUR BILLIARDS

MEM YORK, March Chicago again
WIS the winner to-day in the amateur
Is II, progrois at the I.iederkranz Club,
Char r. conklln, Of Chicago won the.
AFTERNOON game from rlr. y, T. Mai of
this City, by q SCORE or 800 to ~, and
Ldwnrd w, Gardner ontlasted Mortimer
=, Rolls. of Philadelphia, by II score of
400 to 2i5 in tornlght's contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Go Back 10 Work.

[speclalto The Timcs- pspatch.l s NJ
NORFOLK, VA, March THE strike
yesterday Of the fifty timers employee
ON the construction work at the Jnnea-3
town Exposition has been declared 90
and the men ara again at work, SsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
international Ladies' Golf Match.

LONDON, March Tit was an
nounced at a meeting of the councll of
tho Ladies' Golf Union held In London
this afternoon that an International
match would be arranged between
British players and the American wo-
men golfers who are coming over for
the championship meeting, to be held
at .ew Castle, county Down, Ireland.
In May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
.vADEN WINS OUT
IN CLOSE MA TCH

The regular semi weekly match for
the prize was rolled MT the Lake Az
leys last night before large crowd.
although ne q ! yer, very high scores We're
1t was anyhndy's game, until the last
hall was rolled, and Walden finally won
out In tho last frame, The follnwing
are the scores and players,
Naucn ,.,,,.,.',,.,',.
!lpWllHB .'.s''''t,.,.'''''o &tt n 4
Lung ,,.'.''i'.,.,3', w
Hicks ....,'.,,,s.',.',.'' ~
"a simpson ..,,,,,,,r.,'t,,. ~
f3 Brown ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,1f ~.
Elnott ,.,.,.,,,,.,, ,,,.,n1 IsA
Jones .....,',.i'.' -, 49,, '..oo
Hewitt .,,,,,,,.....t.',I5
Whitfield ..,,.....,.,,.
The ladies have taken great interest IN
tho q game Of late. and every night ig ths
Week one may see q good crowd OF we
fair SEX at tho Lake Allsys. Manage q,
whitman says he never before saw sllcll
Improvement rs the ladies are making
hey tst gainns IL thu mems oE[srs slas ~
the Lake Alleys for the highest llady's
s aoSSt be ass i aass teams piayns
at these alleys,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
EDITOR REFUSES
TO MAKE ANSWER.
Mr.. Simpson Declines to Give
Source Of His Information
and Explains Why.
The SPECTATORS CHEER HIM
Members Deny That They Were
Influenced by Mr.. Daniels in
Fixing Rates.
Ispecia1 to The rlmes. plspatch. /

RALEIGH, N. c., March 7.--Before the
Legislative investigating committee this
afternoon, Mr.. r. w. Simpson. Jr.. re-
firing editor Of the Evening Times, fatty
declined to answer any questions con-
corning the article which the joint con
ference Committee OF Passenger Rates
complains reflected on their personal and
official integrity. the charge having been
that Josephus Daniels of the News and
Observer. influenced the committee to
subject roads Of sixty miles trackage to
the 2 1-4-cent rate.
declined to answer Was ftwo-fold:
First that the information was re-
ceived under confidence which OBJ
tains among honorable newspaper
stances under which lie would violate +,
such confidence; second, that IT Is IN
effect charged that the articles are
libelous, and he might be subjected
to criminal prosecutions, and he
would therefore, decline to answer
any questions which might tend to
| ineriminatc himself. 5@
Simpson Applauded.
The committee met In the courthouse,
| general ayd frequent applause while Mr..
! Simpson was piled with questions all
| unanswered, until the committee pro-
tested that this was judicial investl-
i CATION, and the applause must cease.
| rho six members OF the joint confer
ence committee We're examined IN turn
Representatives Manning, Winborne and
4 Stevens and Senators Daniel, Aycock nnt
Webb, each of them Insisting that Editor
Daniels, of the News and Observer, nae
nothing to do with the sXty-mile feature
OF the report.
MI, Locke Craig, Of Asheville. con
ducted the examination as counsel 70
the legislative committee James a. Pol
and r. III, Husbee are counsel for MI
Simpson. 4u !.
morrow afternoon. when the commute
: viii take up the case again, and an
nounce their decision whether to alloy
Editor Simpson to stand on the PRIV
lege set out in his statement or attemi
! to jail him for contempt IN refusing
Ii. Il. G. Bryant was examined I'M
afternoon regarding u similar puhllca
ton he made In the Charlotte, Observe
his showing being that ne pfintse,ai IN lt t,n
in the, Evening Times, having, heard u
charge from various sources In and OF
i OF Raleigh.
.. Night Session.
,, IN further discussion of the nntt-tru
!. bill, the speakers being Senator suStS g
A in opposition. Senator Aycock Tor u
bin and Senator Gfal,a p,a ars, nptra h, az
!. not drive industries out of tho state. III
o discussion Will be resumed to-morrow.
The House tabled the bill to requl
foreign insurance companies 70 lhVe
legal reserve N N1p,n t ,hr Wavnesv Il
II Railroad aud Power Company tne sc
"a vices Of fifty cpnvicts
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


L. - Waters. a student OF X. =. I. n
visiting friends In town
John Webber has finished putting In
the sewer on Congress street.
Henry Root. Walter Hayes aud Wal
Ing Dewey are camping al Sucker
pond
Judge G. A. Mason II making extcn.
slyc repairs on his house aud barn on
south street
]. Guy johnson returned last night
run New York. lie made the trip m
an automobile
The Baraca class OF the Second Con
grcgati0nal church viii meet tomorrow
at the usual time.
Alfred Armstrong Of the West h Wis.
itins his brothers. Enos and Martin
Of Pleasant Valley.
Judge c ~ Mason has bought a nne
span Of matched horses OF Jacob l..
Harbour OF Woodford.
Col aud Mrs. Harmon have returned
from Saratoga where they attended the
q. a. u. encampmcnt
Rumors are afoat TO the eject that
after October ! the cara TO North al
ams will run on an hour schedule.
Mt and Mrs. William Watson ar,
enjoying an automobile tour OF the
White Mountains. They are expected
home next Monday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-14
ARLINGTON


Fred Culllnan recently visited Father
Kelley In Manchester
Miss Elya Brownson OF North Adams
was In town Thursday.
James Thompson II visiting his sis.
ter In Saratoga for a few days.
Hugh Webb IL spending his vacation
In Rutland and Lake Bomosccn.
Mrs. Mary somers and daughter
Mary we're In Manchester Thursday.
Mrs. william McAulley aud daugh.
ter Lillian spent Friday In Cambridge
Mrs. Charles Woodward Of East Pep.
PERIL. Mass. IL visiting her aunt, Mrs
Vault
Clarence Gllchrist OF Parkcrsburg.
West Virginia, Is visiting at Dr. w. 8.
Phillips
Miss Louise Buium Of Bennington
has been spending several days with
Mrs. George Howard.
O. r.. Adams returned Thursday
night from Saratoga where he attend
ed the q. A. r. encampmcnt
Mrs. Edward Holden OF Bennington
was Ia town Thursday TO attend the
Batchelder Campbell wedding.
Mrs. Helen Cole and son OF North
Bennington visited Mrs. Mary Hough
ton on Thursday and also attended the
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Crosley Of North Ad
ans who have been visiting at Edward
Cullinans ON Main street have re-
turned home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-14
MANCHESTER CENTER

Charles Chaplin OF Springfield. VI.
Is home for a visit
The district schools IN town will be-.
Gin Monday. Sept nc.
Miss Anna BATHS and Miss DAVIS
leave town Saturday for the winter.
Glen Adams and Miss Edith Barrett
returned TO Rhode Island Saturday.
John whlpplc Jr.. OF Pittsburg. Pa.
Is visiting bis father. J. II. whIpple.
T.. l.. Collins OF North Bennington
was In town Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Miss Edith provan who has been ai
Round Lake during the summer has
returned.
Mrs. Sarah Brady OF New York Is IN
town. called here by the death Of Mrs
ID. :. Wilson.
HickeyB moving pictures In booked
for the Union opera house Monday eve
ming. Sept iG.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Shaw attended
the Campbell .Batcheldor wedding al
Arlington Thursday
sheldon Flower OF Florence. Mass.
was a guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. A. II. hot,
ford Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Page and daughter Stella oil
Northampton. Mass. are making thelI
annual visit TO friends In Manchester
Mrs y. w. Gale OF Lansingburg ant
Mrs. win Bowen OF Amsterdam wer,
guests OF Mrs. A. Bell a few days thIi
week.
Mrs Combs and son Louis who have
been stopping at the Colburn lIous'
for the past month returned 10 Albanl
Saturday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-14
.OdolFo For Indigestion.

Relieves sour stomach
Of the heart Digests what you eat.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-14

The New Corn Cure does the work
without Soreness or Pain. Softens the
Corn and cures Dy Penetration.
Two applications " all that II neces-
sary 70 make n Complete and Radf-
cal Cure. Takes the corn out. root
and all, and caves the flesh Perfectly
Healthy. Put up In Handsome Boxes
Six Plasters In n box. Two plastors
will cure n corn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-14
FOUND

C,ouND-On Nsin 81. q card case containing
n small amount % monsy, railroad tickeis
and cards. The osner MAJ have ths .ane ~
adv. iu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-14
NORTH BENNINGTON

A clam bake will be given Sunday
at the Cotrell grounds near The power
station OF the Electric road under the
auspices OF the J. q. Mccullough En-
zine Co. No. 1. A good time Is antici-
pated and q general invitation Is ex'
tended 90 all. The bake will com
mence at 1t.30 a. m.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-14
SALISBURY CENTER

The ladies' Of the Baptist church will
hold n harvest supper In Social hall
on Friday. Sept 20. Proceeds TO 20
towards pastors salary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-14

\ osT-A ave dollar BIN bstusen ptysdAls' .
and QuiuiaH'a A reward vii be given iof
= iurn 10 john tltsttr. Putnam 81 ~
OsT-AnE. X. fraternity pin. tnitias J.
La 4 engraved on the back. Suitabe -
ward, n returned 10 !. Guy tiungsion. North
street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-14
Fall Suits
TOP COATS& RAIN COATS
FROM $1,000 TO $500
Fall Hats and Caps SOC to $500
Fall Gloves and Underwear. Can
vas Gloves lOC and I5C.
Ifyou haven't been wear.
ing Hart Schaffner & Marx


clothes, maybe your experience
with cotton mixed, mercerized f"
fabrics has taught you something.
Have your clothes kept shape ?
Do you feel satisfied with them ?
Have they proved 10 be worth the
price Z Maybe you'll take our adj
vice this Fall and get into the best.
Har Schaffner & Marx use none
but pure wool fabrics; or wool and
silk, It's the only thing worth buy
ing in clothes.
We sell these goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02
tent, two years, and many thousands

tent, two years, and many thousands
arc turned out as fry
1t is safe to say that not ten per
cent of the fry" planted ever come
to maturity, while those fed over one
season, have to ue liberated when they
are Just the size as attractive food for
larger fish. Those fed over another
year attain a length of some seven to
nire inches and when liberated can
take care of themselves.
What would you think of a farmer
who would eXpcnd time and money in
having Matched large number OF
chickens, and then entirely abandon
Il large part of them, turning them
loose to take care Of themselves, giving
attention to many more for Il little
longer time and then trust them to
go it alone" in order to put his spec
ial efforts to properly feed ana raise
the lesser number. That is precisely
til. policy the State now adopts. You
Will agree with me that all the chick
ems the farmer matches ought to be
carefully provided for until they could
care for themselves. Adopt this poll
cy in our raising of fish, and non !.
would be liberated until after they had
been grown by ut least one years feed
ing after the hatchinS.
REPORT OF THE TREASt-Ri.H.
Cash on hand january >, 1906. .....' $40 Il
Received fol membership fees, ...... 2t.'1
Received for dues, Observation-Disclosures. see
Received rebates, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1871
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02
REDUCTION IN RATES.
Providence Underwriters Make Reduc
ton of Fifteen Per Cent.

Providence. i. J.. Jan. 1.-The Insur-
ance Association of Providence nave vot-
ed n reduction in rates amounting t. l.
per cent. on fire risks in the business;
section and along the water front. to
take effect today. The reason assigned
for this reduction is the capacity ex-
hibited by the city council and the sew
eral city departments for improving con-
ditions which make for better FIRE pro
lection. The effect of the reduction is to
put the fire insurance rates in Provi-
dence back to exactly the same level
they occupied five months ago before
the advance of l. per cent which went
into effect all over the country rs . re-
suit Of the immense losses sustained by
the insurance companies through The
San Francisco holocaust.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02

Deposited in First National
Bank, Augusta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i", 80
Ise4nr":iu:lv submitted
l.. q. FARRi \GTDN,