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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-03
NORTH WALCOBORO.

Herbert Miller of birmingham. Mass,
has been a guest of Henry and Eldora
Bulnheimcr.
Mrs. Harlan Sidelnger and son Arthur
OF NOblcborO was guest g; nor mother,
Mrs. Eveline Bogues Wednesday.
Miss Villa Stahl and Genys Oliver
called on Mrs. Lizzie Shuman Wedncs
day afternoon.
Miss Carrie Cusllman. who has been
visiting relatives and friends i'll Warren
the past two weeks, las returned home.
Shcridnn Hodellins and Walter Kenne-
dy of East jefferson were III this place
Friday.
Mrs. Elmus shuman and daughter,
Dorothy. were guests of Mrs. w. r.
Walter Wednesday.
Rev, George +. Stokes. p; d.. a re-
turned missionary from India. lcctIred
III the NJ. L. church Tuesday afternoon.
Mapl" Grange had a bee Friday to
grade up around their new stable. and u
good job was done.
Mr. ana Mrs. Pearl Fisk of Rockland
are passing a few days with their uncle
auG aunt Mr.. ana Mrs Orchard Mank.
at riverside Poultry farm.
Alden Purnheimer and Mrs Charles
Walsh went to Waldoboro Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Off. who has been at tho
village for the past few weeks at work
for David Hartshorn, returned home Sat-
urday.
Mrs: Olivia Stahl. who has been very
sick. is reported Just little better. Miss
Georgia Mathews. trained nurse of
focKport, is caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron REYNOLDS Of Elan
ders Corner, Mrs Fred Ludwig of Orfrs
Corner and Miss Jennie Rogers of Au-
burn, We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Teague Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sukefcrth and son
Of Stickney's Corner We're guests of Mrs
Sukeforths parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Overlook Sunday afternoon.
AGa Peasley and Master Everett Shu-
man tool, a ride to Wadoboro on their
wheels Saturda! afternoon.
Mrs. Susan Miller and Mrs Mary ].
Fcyler of Feyler's Corner, were at b o
Stairs Sunday afternoon.
Mrs J. J. A. Hoffscs and Mrs G.. B.
Walter of the firm Of lIoffses & Walter,
went to Portland Tuesday to select their
! fall supply of millinery.
George EuCley while out hunting for
bees Il few days ago, found Il swarm in
a yellow birch tree on Alden Burn
heimcr's, which had about 3U-weight Of
honey.
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WASHINGTON.

Luther Augustus Law died at his
late residence Wednesday, aged -
years and months. He was very
active business man until within the
past year. He began trade before the
war of the Rebellion on the present
site of p. f. Ingalls, store at Razor
vile and sold to Mir. Ingalls, at the
close Of the war and went into trade
at this village where he has traded
nearly all of the time since. He held
many town offices and was always
staunch Republican. His wife. Fun
ice GrOtton Law, died Il few months
ago. a brother. Albert. lives in Port
land and another half-brOthcr. Lea
mont, lives at Waltham. Mass. Fun
eral services were held Saturday. He
was a member of Mt Olivet Lodge,
F. and \. NJ. and Evening Star
Grange, and has held important Of
missed in this place.
Mr. and Mrs Miles Glildcn of
Providence. Il. l., are visiting relatives
in town. Mr.. Glidden is on the police
force in Providence.
Potatoes are rotting very badly
Nearly half of them are rotten and
these are the largest ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Leighton. VINO
are working at the Insane hospital in
Augusta. are home on their vacation.
The Washington town fair will be
held here Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skinner of East
Tor'rth visited G.. !. Lessvcr last
week.
Mrs Charles Nannor is Very sick
1t is feared she will have pneumonia.
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WHITEFIELD.

Miles Cunningham is having his
barn newly shinS!ed also repaired
Mrs. kimball who has been passing
few weeks in Boston returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. T.. c. Jcwctts fine stock of Here
ford cattle brought home many of TIE
blue ribbons from the Windsor fair
Guy Chadwick lost a valuable COW
one day last week. The animal was
found cast in Il spring in his pasture.
Miss Belle Cunningham who has
been passing the summer with her
Grandmother. Mrs. Harrison Fowlcs.
returned to New Hampshire Friday.
\ male Quart"ttc has been recently
organized in this place. Walter
Kennedy. first tenor; +. Scott Fish.
second tenor; Pcrcic CLANCY, first
bass; and Frank Jewett. second bass.
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SOUTH JEFFERSON.

There were no church services last Sum
day on account of the storm.
The Chicken supper held ut the hall last
Thursday evening proved success So
cially and financially.
Chester Boynton has been spending 4
few days with his parents before return
ing to his studies at Bowdoin College.
The Wetonkee Indian Medicine Co. is
giving an entertainment and showing its
medicine at the Good Templars' hall each
evening this week.
J. w. Haggett of Woodfords, Me, was
at A. A. Clark's last Friday.
All roads lead to Damariscotta this
week
II. A. McCurda returned to his work at
Taunton, Mass. last week.
f. D. Jackson is pressing hay for Mr.
Sampson of Freedom.
Walter S. Fossett intends to move from
Freeport this week and occupy his farm
on the knight road.
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KENNEBEC.
REApFIELD DEPOT,

Mrs. EVE YeatOn, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Readtield
ana other towns. returned to her home
in Quincy, Mass. Friday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Townsend. who has passed
the summer in New Hampshire, re-
turned home last week.
Mrs. Clementire Tilton. who has
been passing some weeks with relatives
ard friends. accompanied by Mrs.
Sarah Sherburne. left Saturday for her
home in East kingsbury. n. H. They
will visit Boston before Mrs. Shcrburne
returns.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. 4. I.eeman, who are
planning to visit the Brockton fair, left
fo- Boston Saturday.
Miss Julia Gordon. who has been en-
tcrtaired by friends in FoxcrDft, re-
turned Saturday.
John Wright. accompanied hy Mrs.
l.. f. Wright, visited his granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Aida LaBarron of Rome.
NJ :. Collins and family returned to
their winter hone Friday. Mr.. Collins
who has CLOSED the business at Mara
naconk. reports 4 profitable season.
L he cbll't2tS MdIdIidcbok except
three. are closed. Mr.. and Mrs. White
IF Boston, +. ". Wall and family of
McGf"rd. Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
NJ. Allen still remain ut their cottages.
Among the places which have been I'M
proved the past season is the Wall cot
tage Tie piazza has beer, extended. the
grounds in proved by clearing and lcav-
ing the ornamental trees, covering the
lawn with grass and cultivating most
beautiful flowers. Adjacent to that 0f
Mr. Wall is Il beautful.cottage with or
nament;;i grounds owned by NJ" E2ers
OF Brooklyn. y. Y.
The "Mcdicino" man, who has been
here several days, is very amusing in
his cnt rt@inmcnts. which { insist of
witty jokes. slicht-"f-hhnd perform
anccs and Other urravcllvd mysteries.
Til" I.adi, $ Aid which met with Mrs
II. II. Carrie last week. Will meet with
Mrs. NJ. J. Townsend Wednesday,
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is inflamel
YOU have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when it is entirely clos ID
Deafness is tie result. and unless the In
faE.mation can he taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will he DESTROYED forever: nina
cases ont of ter are caused by Catarrh.
which j. not ing hut an infiamed condi-
ton Of Al r'i:rn'ls surfaces
We Will give enc Hun ircd Dollars for
any case of Deafness tcausAd bv
catarrD that cannot be cured by Hairs
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. F.
J. Cheney K Co. Toledo, o.
Sold ny Druggists. &c
Take Halls Family Pins for constipa-
ton.
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WEST MT. VERNON.

IT \. ]. Choate attended the South
Windsor Fair last week.
Mr. Eva Smith Of West Paris is thu
guest of l4"r parents, MI. and Mrs. He
man lieall.
Nm. Choslty is lavin" an addition and
piazza built ONO his house.
given at the home Of Mr. ana Mrs. f.
L.. Wvman il honor uf MaSt.. Gal" Wy
mans 1"th birthday anniversary. /
;;lic~:S being present Tie young man
was tho recipient Of several gifts.
Miss Si:yne Anderson is in Boston
wlcr" size is a pupil ut the New f.ng'an,
ConVcrVhtory of Music. Master Rudolph
Anderson is a pupil il a grammar scitpo
in lnrch. Stcr.
Mr.. L. l.. W,man WAS Il guest ut t.iC
home of Mrs. Fred King Wednesday.
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ANDRoscoGGIN.
WALES.

Farmers arc having their cnsilagc corn
cut and their silos filled for winter use.
Levi Dav is visiting in Winthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Myrick of Auburn
spent the day Friday at MaplcwooG farm,
the guests of Charles Jones and family.
Monmouth fair was largely attended By
Wales people, it being the first fair in
that town for number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannaford of Cape Eliza
beth have been visiting at Mr. and Mrs.
II. S. Marr's.
Alanson Higgins, who has been sick for
some time. is not SO WELL
John Webster is gaining slowly.
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WAYNE.

Mrs Eva White and daughter, who
have been at the Pocassct House, have
to their home in Portland.
Mrs. Anna Soule and Miss Soulc have
been in town.
John Sullivan. who has been i'll for
some time, died Sunday, Sept. %.
Eelsie Back is spending n few days in
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Munroe passed Sun
day in Wayne.
Mrs Annie Merrill has returned to her
home in Lawrence. Mass.
Mrs. Esta Beers has returned from q
visit in Livermore.
Michael Sullivan is the guest of Mrs
Thompson
Charles Lincoln is in BrocEton
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this week. but is somewhat improved
at this writing.
Byron Lewis has moved on to the
farm Formerly owned by the late Benz.
?cai.
Nathaniel Roberts Of Lisbon Falls.
who has been visiting his brother j. @.
Roberts has gone to West Bowdoiri.
and from there will visit his daughter,
Mrs. George Allen for a; few. days.
L. L. Carver is building IL new
stable.
The farmers are very busy digging
their potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Bickford of Lis
bon Fails were in town Sunday.
J. q. Roberts was in Damariscotta
Wtdne sdaN of this week on business.
The recent rain was needed very
much rs tho brooks and wells were very
low
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RICH MOND.

j. Clark Flagg went to Ellsworth
last week to attend the unIcrtakcrs
convention held in that place
There wcrc no session Of school in
town Wednesday on account Of til,
Fair.
The scoW NahumkcaS was towcd ur
river "Wednesday loaded with shingles
and heavy timber.
Pcrlcy Clark of Boston is in tow n
visiting relatives.
Several pieces Of plank sidewalk
have been torn up and the bed been
prepared for concrete. which will come
soon. If tn" present rate Of change
continues ii is only 4 question Of q
short time when concrete will cover i'll
the walks.
Clarence Rogers is preparing to
move to Massachusetts whore he VIII
reside for the future. Mr.. and Mrs
Rogers are both fine musicians and
will be much missed on musical oc-
casiOns. but all wish them success.
Mrs. r. ]. Condor, and daughter
Katherine who have passed the sum
mer months in this town. left for their
home in Helena. Montana, Wednesday,
Mr. Condor is superintendent Of
schools in that city.
Mrs A. l.. Plummcr Of LINN. Mass.
who has been passing the summer with
her sister. Mrs. Weeks or Bridge street
returned to her home by boat Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Potter enter
tanned a large party at whist at their
home on Lincoln street, Thursday eve
ming
Pridham are holding meetings in this
town. G. A. r. hall has been secured
for their indoor meetings.
Out of town parties are negotiating
with Capt Tarr to purchase his fine
yacht the Aldana This boat has been
very convenient for parties to go to
the islands during the summer and will
be much missed by eXcursionists.
Mrs. Hackett of Rockland. Mass
Mrs. Chase of Portland. Mrs. Small OF
BOwdoinham, Harold Small of Port
land and Mr.. Davis of Portland were
guests of the home of DR.. X. w. Small
last week
Mr.. and Mrs F. r. c. Robbins Of
Woodfords were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. +. l.. Rogers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lyon OF Chicago and
Mrs. Fannie Fancher of Cleveland.
Ohio. We're guests of relatives in town
last week.
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MONMOUTH,

Mrs Daniel Tillson is quite ill.,
Mr.. Fowler has moved his family in
to their now house.
The recent frost did little damage in
this section.
4 site has been selected for the new
vrStry, near the church and arrange
mcnts are being made to have the
building begun at once.
Several persons from Monmouth Gen.
ter were present at the Auxiliary din
ner Tuesday. among them being Dr. II.
NJ. Blake. DIR, and Mrs. c. NJ. Rand
lctte and son. MIR. and Mrs. George
Randlette, Capt. and Mrs. \. c. Sher-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Shorcy. Rev.
c. w. Wallace and son. Miss Pierce,
Mr. Blue, Mrs. Bachelor.
Mrs. Martha F.. Pierce Of Lewiston
is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. +.
X Blake.
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RIVERSIDE,

Mr.. and Mrs Howard Crowall enter
tanned company last week.
have visitors.
School commenced here last week
with Miss l.. J. Hanscom and Miss
Helen Marks as teachers
Mrs. II. F. Halves is at Damariscotta
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Fossett attended
the reunion of the 21St Maine Regi-
ment Association at Watervlle last
week.
O. r. Wellman Of Augusta was in the
place last Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. F. L. Baker and daugh-
ter Ruth were visiting friends in Bath
last week.
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WEST SIDNEY.

Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Ballard of Au-
gusta were in this vicinity Sunday
Mrs. c. II. Lovcjoy and daughter
Eta arc spending few days with Mrs.
Lovejoy's sister Mrs. Eliza Watson of
Manchester.
Mrs. Angie Dudley and Mr. and Mrs
Edward Wing of Oakland visited at f.
Il. TaylOr's last Wednesday.
AIRS. Henry Carbino of ,'arratunk is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Louisa Mes
bit. Mrs. Carbno has been in Portland,
1T the Ky" and Ear Infrmary for treat
mcEt Of her ewes.
Til" Junior Mission Band met Satur-
1aE afternoon at the Baptist church.
Tho officers were all present and an in
tcrcSting meeting was reported. The
president Miss Bessie Mills is proving
an efficient leader. The blackboard
work !'E Everett Blaisdell was instruc-
tive and helpful. Miss Ida Trask is
secretary and organist of the society
and is doing good work.
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JEFFERSON,

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Damon returned
to their home in Reading, Mass. Sat-
urday.
The Harvest Home of the North
Nohleboro church will be held at the
residence Of A. X. Hall, jefferson,
Tuesday evening
There was a mock trial at Wilson
grange Saturday evening. Albert Ames
was the defendant, being indicted for
violation of the liquor law. Linwood
Erskine and A. A. Skinner were the
attorneys for the prosecution and de-
fense.
James NJ. Eugley went to the Maine
General Hospital, Wednesday, to have
an operation performed.
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SOMERViLLE,

Frank Ewing and John Pcaslce were
visiting friends in town recently.
Mrs. jessie A. HallowcH is staying
with Lucy Gliddcn at the present time
Potatoes are rotting badly in some
fields.
The frosts have injured the corn to
some extent.
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SAGADAHOC
WEST BOWDOlN.

Miss Carrie Allen passed Saturday
and Sunday in Litchficld with hey
friend, Grace Norris.
Mrs. John Decovin has purchased the
Robert Adams farm.
Miss Alice Bcals of Lisbon Falls was
calling on Mrs John Decovin Saturday
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WANTED

Every house wife in Kennebcc
County, to send their OLD WORN
OUT CARPETS to. the Augusta .RugI
Agency, and have them made into thei
most beautiful RUGS for any room 81
the home. Send for circulars arr /.
shipping tags to Trouant and Bate
253 Water Street. Augusta, Me.
sept26,t this sat1md
The evening world., 1907-04-11
GRAMMAR s
WIFE IN BELLEVUE
Held for Examination as to
Her Sanity on Complaint
OF Her Husband.

Ds.sv lee Grnnnan. wife Of ''PiunRer
Riley Grammar was twice arrAigned In
tho jefferson Market Court to-day and
after an examination by Maxistruts
whitman she was sent to the observa-
uon ward Al BellsNue Hospital for an.
animation a. 10 her sanity.
- am sane declared Mrs. Orannan,
when permitted 10 tell her story to the
Magistrate I'm not proud OF belnE
tho wife of Nj GrahnAn Why won't
he lat me 30 frca, There ars two sldss
10 ibis case. ! rccsivsd S.boo from n
rnend IN hhEIand. and Mt. ornnnAn
acupetsd thai money / wae .n sctT.ss
earning my own living. when mar
ried him I've given him monsy fer
the rNoe-t-ack--
Mrp. MArY ]. Kent OF No q wsss
Thirty -nfth street. sister OF MIA Gran
nan. and Riley, Grammar Asked that the
Nou1An be committed Mrs. Kent told
Ihs AlAElatrAte that her stAtar had g.
capped from q sAniLarlum In Hartfard
Conn. whsre she bad been unAsr treAt-
shs declared her sisusr was ADDICTED
70 the uss OF intoxioantn- YESTERDAY.
AFTER her esoApe from the asylum. Mrs.
to thu homs OF her sastar,
There ahe acted in a strange man
nsr." testified Mrn. Kent and seemed
lnooherent In her talk"
Mrs. GrannAn was alons whsn rrvs
nrrAAgne1 In court. and among cha
otheT prisoners she was not recognised
when called 10 the rail on the charge
OF into1icAtion
Patrolman soanLOn. OF rhs wsss Tn,r-
t,eth street station, sd he Arrested
Aru. Grammar at SsvGneh avenue and
Fortisth street late lAst night He told
the Magistrate that ths woman waS
Attracting crowd hrs. Grammar WaA
diSohArred
She burned from the ourt-roon. but
Ai the door was stopped by n lawyer
ssnt TO court By her husband Tha
lawyer COAX I'd her 20 return TO court
though shs protested.
Soon AfosT her husband, followed by
Mn. Kent hurried in. Mru. Grammar
reflsed 70 speak 30 her HUSBAND, but
welcomed hST sistsr. 0rannarl. told t1s
Magistrate that his wife used hQuor 10
aIcsss and was '.nSssy' He ESvs his
addrOss As the Hoffman House and his
oocupAfton as q broker.
The evening world., 1907-04-11
TUBERC UL OSIS
Early and Correct Diagnosis Is
Now Assured.
YIELDS TO SCIENCE

The success which has attended DR..
AnderAous treatment u tuberculosis
Asthma. Bronchitis and Cathrrf
places him foremost among Ameri-
can Lung Specialists. and IL the di-
rect result OF his ability 10 recognize
throat or lung diReases while they
ars in their earliest stages and when
they are durable.
His wonderful Anderson G-Light,
which looks directly into the body.
assures an absolutely correct dag
nosls of disease OF any organ inside
the body. and by examination with
Mia X-lAEht DR.. Anderson can detect
and locate any disease Of the organs
inuios the chest, from three To ak
months sooner than 10 possible BY
Tin. usual medical examination
He loses no time At THE START.
and from the very first diagnosis each
patient receives the proper treatment
heat suited TO his Individual case,
and for the exact disease be 10 suf-
ferinE from, while his original germ
icidai vapor inhalation raatmant
carries the healing remedies directly
10 the SSst Of the diseaee. kills the
germs and instantly stops
the progress OF the disease.
No time is wasted In experiment.
ing OF being treated for the wrong
disease. and the thousands OF cured
patients are living proofs OF DR.. An
derSon's successful treatment
These faots are not the result OF q
few experiments with . dozen pa
tienth, but are the result Of success
of nineteen yeav' experience AZ
lung specialist and nine years a. the
only expert X-L4ght Lung Specialist
In New York
Once examination and consu1tA-
don are given free.
DR. ANDERSON. 80 West 2fd Ut
(between 6th and 6th avea.), New
York Hour: Daily. 10 to s: Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday evenings
till o'clock; Sundays. II TO 2. ri
unable To call write for advice and
ask for DR.. Anderson'G now illus
trated booklet on Chest and Lung
Diseases. sent free TO any address.
The evening world., 1907-04-11
CARE OF SCHOOL CHILDREN

Lectures on the health of school
chfidrea will be delivered in the pub.
No schools TINS svrninF. - connocti5n
win the Hoard OF Hduoanon's regular
eouH4s-
Dr. 5ohn-6 erouin vii speak At FtilHe
school No 10 one Hundred ans
Eleventh street and F1fth avenue and
pr. william II Alien Will lecture on
"Who Bruss 10 Your chiidf" At Pub
Nc sonool No. lis. ono Hundred ana
Thirty third street and Eighth avenue
Little Known Points IN the Care Of
School Children" viii be discussed by
-. Freasriek l. Wachenheim, AZ pub.
" bchool No. ~ N~wkirk avenue and
East Thirty fTsi street, Brooklyn. aud
frqest X couiter Will describe fhs
Children'H Court 81 tha Nov YORK pud Il
hc AbnD, No ~ East Ninety -sirth
street, Ma nhattan.
AZ Public Snhuui No q A. Arrf.
syshas ana one Ilundrsd ara Fsrrirr srr
seventh s,reet Bronx Dr. Charlss
9raef ~ lecture on ''Thf Care % the
Eyes, Ears. Nose And 1'hnoat TIA
boand % Educauon VIII close ~
lecrlres for tho season az the Hrhrvrs
Teoa1ica a Institute. Ethyves1nt strssf
HpAr Third avenue. Prof g~Wf0ii
oray. vii give the lasr ~ he oourse
81 phySss. "lAEht Color ans ooiiesl
The evening world., 1907-04-11
STOCKS MIXED N
A SLOW MARKET
New York Central, Northern
and Canadian Pacihc Among
the Favored Issues.

sarcks rhov-d rood gains IN tho
early market to-day on moderat.
volume of trAnaac tious Nev YORK
Central advanced ] IS American Can
preferred a.. National Lead ia and
Union Pacific. Northern Pacific. Cana
liAn Paoinc. Reading. the nrst pre-
ferred Republic Steal and Chesapeake
4 ONO a point. and Pennsylvania. Bal
un'ore a Ohio. Unit~d states Steel.
DisuhsrS' Securities and Colorado Fuel
large fractions.
PTont-tAkinE later out the gain 10
fractions In most Instances. while In
some tney were wiped on. altogether.
tSoss In the latter group being Read
lng. Southern and Union Paeinc, Oroat
Northern hnd Anal lsuaxntied Coppsr.
Trading continued allow.
The evening world., 1907-04-11
PARIS BANKER SHOT
DEAD IN HIS OFFICE.

PARIS Aprii ii-Emils n.noi.t =
v~u-snovn' banker OF tnn city was
shot and killed to-day in The once ot a
financial newspaper of which he WAS the
editor
The assassin. = disseminated customer
named Carroit hryd ton shots from a
revolver point- blank at " BeDolst.
The evening world., 1907-04-11
BANK OF ENGLAND
DISCOUNT REDUCED

LONDON. April 1.-THE discount rats
OF the Bank OF England was reduced to-
day from 5 to 4 Ia per cent in-ao-
oordAnce with expectations. The pleth-
large innux OF gold into the Bank OF
England during the past week made ne
reduction u practical certainty. and its
effect was largely discounted
The evening world., 1907-04-11
colo tRlzrs FoR NuRses.

Eighteen nurses rere EraA ated ~ no
commeneeEsent Of une Lebanon Hospital
Training School las night in tl.
hoppitai Addresses were madc br Jonas
Well president of lue hospital. and
othsrs The nrst prisc Tor efhclencl for
eha year. 80 An gold. vas aWardtd ii
Nius IAnHhY, nnd the arend prlao. iig u
aold. Nas given 10 Mas 8tranner
The evening world., 1907-04-11
Ntss eATTaN To MEnl

WARRINGTON, April il-socisiy sr-
psels ssen 20 aeaF an ann .uncement -
fAe sasesenent ef hlaa Mnry Pattsn
ana nAAllh hlnislFF canaisAlins braa.