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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-28

ing, preserving and maintaining the
natural water supply of the springs
streams, ponds and lakes and OF the
lands, and by preventing or diminishing
injurious erosion Of the land ana the
filling up of the rivers, ponds, ana
lakes, and as an efficient means neces-
sary to this end, has the Legislature
power under the Constitution.
!. BY public general law to regulate
or restrict the cutting or destruction OF
small trees growing on wild or unculti-
waited land by the owner thereof with
out compensation therefor 10 such own
tF,
=. To prohibit, restrict or regulate
The Wanton, wasteful or unnecessary
cutting on destruction of small trees
growing on any wild or uncultivated
land by the owner thereof, without
compensat ton therefor to such owner,
in case such small trees are OF equal
or greater actual value standing and re-
naming for their future growth than
for immediate cutting, and such trees
are not intended or sought To he cut
for the purpose Of clearing and imprOv-
ing such land for use or occupation in
agriculture, mining, quarrying. manu-
TACT VI BUSINESS III lpi
purposes or for n building site; or
3. In such manner to regulate or re-
strict the cutting or destruction of trees
growing on wild or uncutivated lands
by the owners thereof as to preserve or
enhance the value of such lands and
trees thereon and protect and promote
the interests of such owners and the
common welfare of the people?
nf tl,a Nf,.El
management or use of private property
a taking thereof for public uses for
which compensation must be made?
The Order was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Simpson Of York the
Resolve relating to the Jamestown Expo
stion was taken from the table.
Mr.. CLARKE of Lincoln-Mr. Presi-
dent, in accordance with our agreement,
fairly understood at the time that l as
scented to the tablng of this resolve. I
trust that the senator from York will ask
that the bin be put upon its passage.
Mr.. SIMPSON, think that the sena-
tor has right to make that motion him
self if he sees fit.
Mr.. Clarke thereupon moved that the
Senate adopt the amendment.
F'or discussion see record)
The question being put, the motion was
lost.
Bill, relating to the publication Of pa
tent and other medicines of an immoral
and ambiguous character, etc, came from
the House, that branch insisting on its
action and asking for a committee of
conference.
On motion Of Mr.. Mills of Hancock vot
ed to insist and to join the committee os
conference. The Chair appointed upon
that committee Messrs. Mills, Philoon and
Rarrows as conferees on the part of ths
Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Houston of Piscata-
quis, "Resolve in favor Of screening
kingsbury pond, in the county of Piscat-
aquis," was taken from the table. On
further motion by the same senator the
Resolve was indefinitely postponed in con-
currence.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MAhnET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, March 27-The action OF to-
DAVIS stock market served as an admOni-
ton To any too cxubcrant fancieS about
the nnreality of the recent severe XpefI-
ences which the market has undergone.
Tie carly squirt in prices. which added
/, 10 3 points to the rec JVerles OF = TO over
points i'm vest CrdayS market, had the
decided effect of cutting down the buying
demand. Without this sustaining lofcfa
al the higher level there was backward
drift winch did not leave much of the
fairly sensational advances of The carly
part of the day. There was nnthlEg IN
the days news to diScrcdit the informal
ton which had helped 10 yesterdays I'M
provement i'm sentiment. The positive
weakness of several securities was an ac :
Give factor in curbin@ the precipitancy Of
the early advance. The unsupported con-
diticn Of the Fries and the wide decline
to a level materially lower than was
touched in the weakest period of the re-
cent selling gave clear evidence OF FUR
Their liquidation. The usual sympathetic
effect was produced on other Morgan
stocks, especially Southern Railway, for
which the conditions Of credit and capt
tai needs are nearly like a year ago Tn"
'nitcd States Strc! stocks were also al
feet, q, sec mingly in sympathy. The COM
so clearly sympathetic. unless the liqui-
datiOn was prompted by the drastic pro-
visions Of the proposed railroad commits
sion law pending in the New Jersey, Leg
isIat;re. The. money market showed pa
pable relief, which was attributed - the
measures adopted by the United States
treasury department. The days nHj
changes were mostly small and mingled
gains and losses and the closing tone was
quiet and irregular.
Bonds Were irregular. Active bonds
were firm. but in other issues small lots
were marketed only at wide, concessions
value, 81 522,000 United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
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Presentation to the President.

Mr.. STAPLES of Knox-Mr. President
| and fellow senators, I am charged with
what to me is a very pleasant duty, in
the closing hours of the session.
There is always 4 tinge Of sadness in
| such an hour and we look for 4 token 10
present to our friends in amclioration Of
that feeling, that as we go home to our
| firesides we may feel that our better ma
| ture has predominated.
1t has become my duty and pleasure to
present to the presiding officer of the
Senate, in recognition of his great ability,
Iimpartiality and genial disposition. hold
| ing as he does the scales of justice be-
tween party and party without partiality
and remembering how he has erdeared
himself to every member of this body,
such q token.
We feel, Mr.. President, that we should
be remiss were we to allow this session
TO close without presenting to you a token
of our great love and esteem. Therefore
| the members of this body through me-
present to you this clock as a token of
our appreciation of the great service you
have given us and OF the impartiality
with which you have presided over our
ldeliberation.
not unmiyed with joy as we 60 to our
firesides and homes knowing that our pre- :
siding officer has given every man an
equal chance in the battles we have had.
l present to you, Mr.. President, in be-
half of this Senate, this clock; and as it
strikes the hour from time to time, as
you go down the declivity of life, may
| these strokes be to you as sweet as the
music of an angels song.
] wish to express, Mr.. President, not
only for myself but for every senator
the wish that your future life may be
surrounded with comfort and joy, and
when Won come to the river that divides
the mortal from the immortal, and the,
clock upon this shore shall sound no
more. may the clock in the great cham
Der of the Almighty sound unto you o.
Joyous welcome
With these remarks, trusting that "it is
not life to live, nor all of death to die"
allow NE to wish that you may be sur
rounded by all the blessing of this life
and when YOU hear this clock strike may
YOU think of us. knowing that as long as
human heart has passions we shall not
forget the kindness and the love which
has come from You to us. (Applause.)
The PRESIDEET-Senator wish to
thank you each and every one, from the
bottom of my heart, for these KIND words
expressed by Senator Staples in your be-
half. / also wish to thank you for this
beautiful token of your kindness to ne
during this session and to assure you
that it will be priced as one Of the
sweetest memories Of nv life.
We have had long and busy session.
We have had our divisions and each has
taken sides upon various matters; bur
with it all, senators, there is not left in
the hearts or the feelings of anyone the
slightest feeling of i'll will or regret.
Senators. ! thank you again for your
Kindness to me during the whole session.
and 1 assure You that the memories of
my relationship with you here during this
session will never be forgotten. Gap
plause.l
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

James Bryce. British ambassador
at Washington. arrived Wednesday at
Ottawa, Ont. He drove direct to Gov
eminent house.
The chatham mill at Howard and
Rerks streets. Philadelphia, occupied
by a number of textile concerns, was
damaged to the extent of 100000
Wednesday by three fires that were
discovered within a period of IL hours.
The loss is partly covered by insurance.
a special to the Worcester Tele-
gram from Petersham, says: Henry
Barnes. shot by Albert Leighton Satur-
day at his farm near Petersham. died
Wednesday from his wounds. He was
43 years old and a widow, a son and a
daughter survive. Leighton shot and
instantly killed himself after the shoot
ing Of Barnes
Through an appeal by the Christian
Herald to E. H. Hartman. president
OF the Union Pacific. and Marvin Hugh
lit, president of the Chicago & North
western Railroad, a consignment of
1000 tons Of flour purchased in Mime
apolis for the Chinese famine sufferers
will be transported to San Francisco
without charge to the relief funds.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
Boston, March
New York. March q

New York. March q.
FIOJ-R-Receirts, 1890; exports. 2i11
sales, 1850; steady with a moderate in
quiry.
WHEAT-Receipts, ca; sales, 2.eOo.0oO:
spot steady. No. red. SIS elevator. No.
2 red. S32, o b afiOat; No. l northern
Duluth, 913s o b afloat; No. . hard win
ter. Ssla f o afoat
CORN-Eeceipts, j0,525; exports. 132092:
sales. 5000 spot; spot barely steady: No. ;
5dA elevator and 53A { 2 B atiolt; No. =
white - and No. yellow .211 , b afoat.
oATSm Re SGs, 12i2oo; SPOT market
white. 30T,33 lbs, 47@49. clipped white, 81
40 lbs. 4SGIj21..
BFEF-Cuiet.
LARD-f'irm; western primo 1000 10;
nominal.
PORK-Steady.
BUTTER-Firm, unchanged; receipts,
EGGS-Easier; receipts, 1909; state.
Pa. and naerby fancy selected white. q
az: choice. 1890: brown and mixed cX-
ira. 1920; hrsts to extra hrsts, 17]hGi1Sh :
western frstS. 1zh"1H9; Official prices
Same): seconds. IL
OTATOES-Irrogular: bermuda per
Dbl, Ja,6.5O; southern, I0n3; Cuhans 1
06; old per Dbl, 1.j0@l.SO; sweets steady,
unchanged.
SCGAR-Raw. strong; fair refining. 3K !;
centrifugal, sc test, 81; molasses sugar,
27s; refined steady.
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HAY-Easier; No. / 21.5o622
MILL FEED-Quiet.
SPRING BKAN-2425a12i.15.
MIXED FEED-24 7JlD26.60.
PORK quiet; medium 1915.
LARD Higher; 1911.
BEEE-Easier; whole cattle 8n3K
LAMES-DuIl; spring l2Ik6C13.
YEA I.S-Steady; 106t12
BUTrER-F'irm; northern 326633.
CHEESE-Eirm: York state I4@,015
EGGS-Firm; choice 23fl2i. western 10
M3O.
APPIES-DuH; No. ] Baldpdns 2.256i2 L
POTATOES-Quict; Green Mountains !.
as 7"
SUGAR-Steady, IN basis 81 40 ror
gTanulated.
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SENATE 2.30 p. M.

Senate called to order by the Presi-
dent
Bill "An Act to amend Chapter 364
of the Private and Special Laws of 1905
entitled AN Act creating the Portland
Bridge District and to confer addition
al powers on said district" passed
by the Senate to be engrossed as
amended by Senate amendment A was
returned from the House passed to hs
engrossed as amended by House
Amendment a and Senate Amendment
A. On motion of Mr.. Curtis of CuUber-
land the Senate voted to reconsider the
vote whereby the bill was passed to be
engrossed. On further motion by the
same senator Amendment A was adopt
cd in concurrence. and the bill rs
amended was passed to be engrosSed
IAN Act to provide schools with
flags" on motion of Mr.. Heselton OF
kennebec this bill took its two several
readings under suspension Of the rules
and was passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Heselton of Kenne-
bee "Resolve levying tax on the coun-
ties of the State for the years of 1901
and 1908" was taken from the table
On further motion by the same senator
the resolve took its several readings
and was passed to be engroSsed.
The Joint committee on judiciary
submitted their final report that they
had acted on all matters referred 70
them.
On motion Of Mr.. Sewall of Sagada-
hoe there was taken from the table
majority report fought to pass" of the
committee of forest preservation and
water supply and the minority report
Ought not to pass on the same bill,
House Document 604
Mr.. SEWALL of Sagadahoc: Mr..
President, with the bill in hand / would
like the attention of the Senate if l
may have, it. 1t is humiliating to ask
the attention of members, but we are
so destructed at this moment that we
are not inclined to pay proper atten-
ton to these measures.
This bill which has come up from
the House believe in essence and sub
stance should be as important as any
measure which we have had before this
Legislature. 1t is a measure which en-
lists no particular support or lobby. be-
cause it is designed in the interest of
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AMERICANS At WEST BADEN.
Peterson and McCreahan Leave to Join
the Providence Team.

West Baden, Ind. March 27.-The
Boston Americans arrived here
Wednesday morning. after a three hour
ride, from Louisville. Ky Excellent
weather prevailed at Louisville and is
continuing here.
Before leaving for West Baden.
Owner Taylor completed arrangements
for Peterson and McCreahan to go to
Providence. and they left for that place
1t was expected by nearly the entire
team that Chick" Stahl would not
continue long as manager because of
the responsibility placed upon him.
which caused him to worry too much,
and perhaps affect his playing.
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WEDNESDAYS BASEBALL GAMES

At Atlanta-Atlanta (Southern) 10;
Detroit, (Am.) 49,
At Macon-Cleveland (Am.) 1; Ma
con. (South Atlantic) 2. Ten innings
AT Columbia, S. C-Philadelphia
matt IA: Columbia (South Atlantic)
4.
AT Raleigh. N. C.-Lafayette 16, Ag-
rieultural and Mechanical College 0.
At Durham. n. C.-Trinity 3, Cor
nell 2.
At Norfolk-Princeton 6, Hampden-
Sydney Q.
AT Savannah-Brooklyn (Nat) 6:
Savannah $50 Atlantic) 3.
At Minneapolis-Naval Academy 4.
Columbia. 4.
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TERRIBLY DISTRESSING.

Nothing can cause more pain and mora
distress than Piles.
No wonder many Pile sufferers say
their lives are burdens to them.
Ointments and local treatments may
relieve but cannot cure.
Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid is guaran-
teed to cure any case of Piles.
If Hem-Roid doesn't cure you, you get
your money back.
Hem-Roid is a tablet taken internally
thus removing the cause.
S1,000 guarantee goes with every safe.
ditch Webster &. Cos, Augusta. Maine
or Or. Leonhardt Co, Niagara Falis'
N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-28

sale of intoxicating liquors." Majority
that the Same ought to pass" and MI
.nority report fought not to pass" came
from the House, the minority report ac-
cepted. On motion by Mr.. Hastings OF
Oxford the Senate concurred in the sub
sttution of the minority report.
+ "An Act to amend Section of Chapter
EOS of the Private and Special Laws OF
1885 az amended by Chapter go of tho
Private and Special Laws of 1895 and the
Private and Special Laws Of 1907, entitled
An Act to amend Sections and of
Chapter eos of the Private and Special
Laws of 1856, relating to the municipal
cOurt of Norway and TO establish n sal
airy of said court came from the House.
fn that branch passed under suspension
of the rules. On motion Of Mr. Hastings
Of Oxford, under suspension Of the rifles
the bill took its two several readings and
was passed to be engrossed.
| An Act 10 fix the compensation of the
clerk of the municipal court of the city
of Lewiston. passed to be engrossed by
the Senate February IS, came from the
House passed to be engrossed as amended
| by House amendment A. Mr.. Hastings
OF Oxford moved that the Senate nom
concur with the House and adopt the
amendment. The motion prevailed.
Resolve realizing to disposal of insur-
ancc due the Moosehead Lake Hatchery,
recently burned. came from the House in
definitely postponed. On motion of Mr..
| Houston of Piscataquis the resolve was
table1.
| The conference committee on the disa-
greeirg action of the two branches, on
Bill TO provide for transferable two-cent
mileage on the r. e. A. Railroad, reported
| that the committee cannot agree. This
report was accepted in the House, that
branch voting to adhere. On motion by
Mr.. Irving Of AroostoOk the Senate voI-
ed to accept the report of the committee +;
and on further motion by that senator to
adhere.
Passed to Be Enacted.
An Act to amend Section Of Chapter
s. of the X. S. relating to telegraph and
telephone companies, gas and electric
light and power companies.
On motion of Mr.. Sewall of Sagadahoc
the report of the committee on salaries
and fees. to which was referred expense
account Of the insurance committee, was
tabled to be printed.
der which was passed: Ordered, the
House concurring. that the committee on
salaries and fees, meeting under joint or
der of the Legislature passed February H.
is hereby authorized to meet after the
adjournment of the Legislature for TIL,
further performance of the duties with
which it Us charged and to report to the
Governor ard Council.
The committee on appropriations and fl
nancial affairs on Resolve in favor of F.
0. Hill. to pay expenses for State School
for Boys, etc." reported same ought no:
to pass. Report accepted.
On motion of Mr. Sewall of Sagadahoc
the following resolve was received under
suspension of the rules and took its sew
eral readings and was passed to be en-
crossed. namely: Resolve providing for
additional quarters for State depart
ments."
On motion by Mr.. Putnam of Aroostook,
Adjourned.
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N. ", Nat, 4; Phila., Am, 3.

New Orleans, March 27.-In their
first game since the worlds champion
ship series of 1905, the New York Ma
tionals and the Philadelphia Americans
met today. New York won, to g. In
the last half of the ninth inning, New
York got two men on bases and with
two out, Shannon drove a grounder
past the pitchers field scoring two
runs.
New York 80 0 0 o 2-i-7-r
Philadelphia 20 0 0 900 | 10.
MISUNDERSTANDING Ames and Bres.
ndhan: CoomlS and Powers
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. March q
Cotton spot closed quiet. Middling m.
cands 1895; do. gulf 1l.2G Sales none. y
Galveston quiet. 70 1916; Charleston
steady, I0s; Memphis STEADY, 1917: New
Orleans quiet. 10 ll-l6; Mobile quiet. lon
Savannah dun 1913. -
Net receipts for five days 103O85,
Exports to Great Britain - is7. IN
France, 5-rh. - the continent. 49Gs ~
Japan. Sn@i.
Slrrf lG1s rs
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago March a.
.CATTLE-Receipts about 1900: market
for good to choice steers IOc higher 9TH
erS steady: common to prime steers 4G07
ioGS.Receipts about 1900; market )
70 a Igc higher; choice heavy shipping o
SHEEP-Receipts about 1900; market
LOT sheep strong; lambs 15c. lower; sheeo
fmt.5o yearlings !G715: lambs 6IZ9O.
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BASEBALL.
Disturbers Give Boston
Nationals Close Rub.
Regulars Finally Pull Out With
One Ron to the Good.
Boston Americans at West Baden.
Fl1e Weather Prevails.

Thomasville. Ca, March N-Perhaps
the insists did not give the regulars an
argument Tuesday. The latter won by
one run, 9 to 8.
Pat Flaherty was On the game for the
hrst time since he hurt his shoulder. and
said he felt all right. Dave Brain had a
day OF on account Of an injury TO his
leg. Sam Brown will be out of the game
for week with his little finger, which
was knocked out of joint
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OTHER GAMES TUESDAY.

At Norfolk, WARRINGTON 1S, William
and Mary l.
At Jacksonville, Fla.-Bruoklyn 4. Jack
Sonville l.
At Charleston. s. C.-Philadelphia On
L. II. Charleston l.
con !. "
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Passed to Be Enacted,

An Act to incorporate the Wilton Water
District
Resolve in favor of the clerk in the
once OF the commissioner of highways.
On motion of Mr.. Hastings of Oxford,
the Senate took recess until =. NJ.
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Eustace II. Miles has decided not to de-
fend his title to the international ANA
teur court tennis championship in the
tournament which is to begin in London
April "a The withdrawal of Mr.. Miles
- regarded as leaving the field clear to
Jay Gould. Jay Gould left New York
Tuesday for London to play in the tour
nament mentioned in the above dispatch.
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DISTURBERS.

nYo-base hits-renney. Ritchcy. Bates.
Young. Three-baSe hit-Howard. Home
runs-Bates, Brush. Sacrifice hats-Tcn-
ney. Stolen base5-Roultcs. Hopkins
First base on balls-Of Pfeffer ]. First
base on errors-Roston .. DistuTberS T.
Struck Guilty Pfeffer l. by Young ], by
Eoultes !. Double plays-I,orner 10 Brid-
well to Tenney; Pfeffrr to Ritchcy TO
Tenney. Time-1 %. Umpire-Sam Brown.
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New York Money Market.

New York March q.
Prime mercantile paper GM62s per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4S3.20n4S3 .
for demand, and at 1850 49, 20 for 50
day bills.
Posted rates $50 and 4S4R.
Commercial bills 1888.
Bar silver Gf3s.
Mexican dollars 81
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call easier at 3G5K per cent. /;
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SENATE S p. M.

Majority and minority reports of the
committee on temperance on bill IAN Act
repeating Sections II to 81 inclusive OF
the Revised Statutes. relating TO the es-
adjustment of a State agency for the