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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUrFALO-Ope.ins.


Dunning a stevens' Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N. r.. Oct. A.
Cattle: Receipts. IL cars market
slow export steers. {10L2s; ship
f oSS to iS pound Su'essi $500
sssegs s.; y feeders sG ,t'TsSS.ss;. :sest:
ers. Ss@slS; bulls, exp"rs segsis;
sprinssr.. stooss each.
:.saay; heavy. ss!sSsso m.diu%.ss.
sss s:S . HSr Es%b. Isss,s R cars
s ss% isasS'lssssss.;e yys.Tiins:. ss:sS
$50; wethers, S46ogA1s: ewes. N0
sss:D an sSr isms. 9 kee., Big:
common, 's:7s9ss;ss; yssriinss. $50
EAST BUrFALO-CIoss.
EAST BUFFALO n r., Oct :.
quiet and steady: prime steers s7g
725; butcher grades. S3.2s0eSe.
Calves: Receipts. $50 head; market,
1910 Sheep and lambs: Receipts: 4.
Choice lambs. ss'3b $3.50; Gull to fair.
ts,7sas.76; yeariings. .e@s.so sheep:
market slow and lower; workers.. g, 70
heavy. $s75Qs.S6: roughs. $I600IIb'
stays. s6.7547.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct 4.-Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar.
ket, slow and unchanged: mixed and
butchers. ss209s; good heavy, 100
ss.sbas; pigs. ss.ic9sSo. Cattle; Re-
eeipts, 5000, market. steady; beeves,
t4.6o07S0: cows and heifers. 2.20Q
Texans. i415@5.so: calves. t7.eogs.1e
Sheep: Receipts, $1,000; market. shade
lower; native. S240Q420; western.
32.7sq415; lambs. s4.b097; western,
St75@6.s0.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 4-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 1000; log Csc lower; MEDIUMS
and heayies, $3.50; workers. $3.50; pigs
cars; steady. Sheep and lambs: Re-
ceipts. 20 cars. $3.50 top. Calves; Re-
ceipts. $40 top.
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FoRDNEY ADVISES G. o. P.
says Michigan Convention Should
Adcc5 Platform Like New York.

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. I.--tSpecial.)
CONGRESSMAN J. w. Fordney of Sag
NAV, on returning from the Pacific
coast, today gave out an interview
sayiny that he thought the Repub-
lican party In Michigan could do no
better than to adopt In its entirety the
platform Of the New York state Ro-
publican convention
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Files Over Pyrenees.

SAN SEBASTINA, Oct. Another
fight over the Pyrdenees was made to-
day by Maurice Tabetau, who as
cended here at $40 this morning and
few without interruption to Biarritz
and landed in the public square. Last
Friday Tabetau few from Biarritz to
this city. In today's trip he maintain
ed an average of $500 feet.
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Detective Redmond Injured.

Precinct Detective Peter Redmond.
OF the Chene-st. station, Is the latest
officer to be injured as the result OF
a collision. He was riding q motor
cycle In his district a few nights ago
when the machine crashed into q
wagon. The detectives right hand
was broken In a couple Of places.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
EUEGEs OVER EMBANKMENr.
'soee leap Wall Banking Dequindrs
q. Tracks; Driver Escapes.

~ runaway team ~ horses attached
one Of tho PIttmans < Dean trucks
onGed over stone wall built up
Qn the railroad at Dequindre-sf.
% landed eight feet below on the
Eoud Trunk tracks. The accident
DDpned late Monday afternoon, near
19gressst- Tho wagon was smashed
Dylintors, aud one Of the horses
- 20 badly injured that II was nec-
1cary 70 shoot IL.
Louis Bayley, driver OF the team.
v1o uyes az no. 274 Woodbridge st.
@1s< jumped from his lofty perch In
he 20 save himself. sucaping with
n1nor injuries.
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Copper share sales OF Oct. 3. furnish
cd by Hayden, Stone & CO.:
Adv 100. A r $50. Algomah Sos. AL
louez $50. Zinc AS, Anc 900. Arc 1880,
A G g.. Att i4s. & G Is, Butte 3s5, u
Range 27s, d w i5o. Frank ago. OK
1905, CRANKY $50. q c 4o5, Hanc 44o.
Hediey $50. .Helv so, Ind ESQ, Roy 1000.
Lake 1910. L 60, Miami 40, Mob 20,
270. o ID 4s0 Csc 20, Par 80, Quincy 10.
Ray 1855. Sup AS. a b $50. s & p 4si,
So Utah S. Tam 10, Trim 3s5. OIL s37. u
y s7l, do pr zs5. Ut Con 20. Vic 10.
Win $50. VOL 20.
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

NEW YORK STOCN LIE
Reported for The Times by PAINE
THE stock market failed to hold the
early advance. There was considerable
reaIizing after a preliminary upturn.
which carried prices fractionaiiy nign
err than last nights close. The delay IN
the interstate commerce commissions
ruling in allowing an Increase In the
freight rates Is causing considerapie
hesitation by the general pubic In the
was showing slight net losses from
Yesterdays close.
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MORE SOCIALISTS NABBED.
Dven Arrested For Trying To Speak
On Pingree-sq.


geven Socialists, willing martyrs
~ : struggling cause. were gathered
- by the police, Monday night. and
hid In the central police station UNI
~ the necessary releases arrived
XIngree-sQ. was the scene OF the
Watering. and big crowd Of inter-
1ctod ones and passive spectators
IFore on hand to witness proceedings
Those arrested Monday night are
Henry Kummerfeldt, Alexander M.
firton, Frank w. Knott, Harry
Owen, Norman Sauer, George Y.
nnghner and James Gesler II de-
|1GIoped that Gesler's intentions were
1<ireiy innocent and he was allowed
Ms Kummerfeldt and Mrs. Knott
gore on the scene and tried to speak,
nj with little success. The Social
~ promise repetition of the fiasco
L&oodAy night.
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UNION sTOCK YARDS.
PRODUCE.

The market was q little slow this
morning and I'm some Of the leading
lines was easy In tone. There was only
a little poultry In. but aside from the
and receivers were willing TO ooncede
2 little on the price The butter mar
ket was unchanged Eggs are steady
to Arm. and potatoes are easy. Re-
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BUTTER AND EGGa

Butt~r-Creameries, extras. 1shc h.:
nrsts. Ate: dairy butter. asc; packing
stock, 22c per Id.
EeEs- F~esh current receipts. cases
included, FAC dox Receipts Tuesday,
260 cases.
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LONDON, Oct. Am exchange
telegraph dispatch from Marseilles
says that three deaths. believed 10
have been from cholera. have been
reported there. Boats from Italy are
said to have brought the disease.
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MAN AND WIFE TO sE BURIED

OXFORD, Mich. Oct. Tho
double funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Barrett, who were run down by linn
tied interurban car Saturday, VIII DC
held at their home In Oakwood
Wednesday.
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Thief Uses False Key.

A thief entered the home OF Blaser
Resented, No. 4s5 Hastings-st.. Mon.
day night, by means Of false keys and
stole 335.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Oct 4.-Butter: Extras
2sc; hrsts, 25c; dairy extras, 27c; hrsts,
use. Eggs: Prime firsts. use; hrsts,
America i5x Sisc' live pouitry:
fowls. 13hG14c: ducks. 13Ql3hc;
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BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co. Oct. 4:
The Boston copper market, while
showing some irregularity. still main
tains "A stronger tendency. Active list
will average practically higher. the
greatest gain being In Indiana. which
sold at 15h, n gain OF l n. Isle Royale
and North Butte have been active fea-
lures and record a gain of half point
each. Lake Is somewhat reactionary,
selling at 36hc. which Is a loss OF n
half point. other departments OF the
market are generally arm U. y. OIL
and ANN Agl Chemical are slightly
lower. the former losing one point
Reported Cor The Times by Paine.
Weber a. Co. Oct 4:
London metal market opened Arm.
Spot, 55i los. advance Is I'D: futures.
5sl r. Sd. advance % Cd
There was again a good demand for
coppers in Boston this morning, and
prices showed Improvement on nearly
all issues North Butte was up to 20 u,
Isle Royaic 22h. Indiana 1874 and an
advance % 81 on each. II looks as
though the market had got out OF it's
rut OF the past few months and that
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table list a. . whole was unchanged
Asss:s-sseesi.ss per bu; sseass
iesssss--qeo shipping stoek, si.ss
olso. according TO quality;
css.s-nrisd Lima: s*3Ic H.
S:sSs::w;i.Is pi IA sS Ger s1
California yvylis-Plums. ei.ssoi.so
s cSSnii Eregs:' n1;seos per boz; psaehss'
Ckss.s-Aishis.n ns.a lIQl1xe;
rcrk STATE i1e: Limburgsr: ~ s dte;
&c: mpoasssd DO dG@iss,' per s~i Is o
e.:: s:ss'::.dsas' S1a BIS G per su.
S:;::!Ss,;'sa. 500 per ID. y.ra..
S;sss:.S a., S !I, s Choice; ,,,el,xe
su; lexues. sS9sse blu: head lettuce.
wsx beans. u per bu: pafsiey. 80 . Sse
FED pepper ssef is Per -. :. .''
.s Srss' and Ssisw.s.s sSc eons s
sSsrcs v and psiswarsa. 6StSc'
es:. S.i.s h Dsy'Hs a:
new, ele0ie.so; No. . timothy, $50
,srs sEisSs Wheat ana o:s straw Y:
osso67. Loose hav from farmsrs
wagon. on the eisy markets ranged
frG% s,sSss = s. sS Suit Ss No green.
e: No. i cured MD, ioNc: No ! erss1,
ss No se No S';a eu MSrr s.i "a s nc mo-
$50; s? No. =: 3. 3: g.: :S.:p.fin:. a. %
wool. 1s07sc: No. hides. ic on: kip
Haesey-Fsnoy white. lsoI7e; amber.
iiglsS: sxtrsHssS sess P Soo iSs ,.r
0o i.inss sn 3 i. Is per 10. ~
ease: osage. iiSo0i;i per ba
S:s...@si'ss per SACK. sse per bu:
Ions. Ssscxs per bs.
Orangcs--California valsncias. es.5s
PsseEes Small baskets. sSQlOo:
fsnsy, saYs e. 40 tSG sissS Ger b a; 's
Peer:=.Bartietts. 1I.750a per 61a
s.so1sSo per Dbl; common. siso0a
Pium.-Sl.1s0i per bu
Pct.tees-Eastern. ,aa5 Dbl. $3.50
per sack: Michigan. car lots. b7Vsoc
,aESise: old roosssrs $ai0c; ducks.
l5c; geese. il0l2c; turkeys. i0isc
sweet rotaso..--v,rsip,ss. 81 per
omatoes-Rome-gro grown. soQsoc bu.
TsII:w|No. j. ske: No, :: s. H.
Nm: unwsshed. il 0isc per ID.
JoBBING PRICES.
c.s,sS GoeA' AZ 9 im: b.s ns:
Pess-Esney. early June. Sl.ss: stand
so s : :Hsss g. a.. ss,s sal Hs:E.
toes tes: .ansSsaa: :as;cotash: siSLio Per
ceses-Packea coffee. ioo-ih. casa
3ls.7501s.50. delivered. -.
SCI; s..a.s ST, ss1n
yio.sIMichixan Dats na,sn, in w .SSS:
sss Srs els.Ts ., s psa Dbl ks:
Oiis-.Rsw Iinseed.. CSC: boiled lin
seed. 500; Dismond hsadiishfr 1 xsr"-
live; crown gasoline, ise per gal: tur-
pentine. In barrel lots. sohcn gal
Prevtsie.s-Mess pork; 1880: lsm n.
hams, is@isMc: dry :aited brisksts.
14hc; shoulders. lzhc; picnic hama
ilMc; bacon. lsG :2si issa, IN us5Ses
suGar-Quotations corrected daily BY
w. n. Edgar q Son. The retail price
list for Detroit. Delray, Crosse Pointe;
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes. Rib.
Ss.75; 5-lb., -$s.25: Eagle tablets. " 90
cut loaf $500 cubes; ss.es: x 49,
1910; graduated. extra coarse. $3.50;
GRADUATED. fine. In bulk. $50: granu-
lated. In 25-lb cotton bags % 10; Mich
$50: CONFECTIONERY A. 3s.e5; No. I.
1870: No. 2. $40; No. 9. 2s.os: No. :.
$3.50; No. IL, S5.25: No. IL, $500 No.
IL. St.15: No. ~ Ssl5; No. IL. $6.ls per
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. oct Mooney on call.
2hG2%. Time money. ~ for six
months. Bar silver: London, ~ 1918;
New York, 63A. Demand sterling.
81 AR 35lIS6 40
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Banks ana Trust ComDanles.
Official quotations. Detroit Broksrs
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Markets and Finance

coppsrs. which have q proven value.
could be bought for good advance
from now on.
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KILLS SELF WITH ACID.
Taylor Drinks Poison In Pres
&N &n~> ~ 60 ~

~ Taylor Drinks Poison In Pres
ence OF Son.
|ohD Taylor. q watchman for the
<1tenu Central railroad. living a.
&%3Q0 Laorossest-. drank carbolic
Monday AFTERNOON. while HIS son
with him. The two went into a
g Nc. 2s9 Woodward-ave.. and
<F poured some OF the acid
<1nG1 Of beer and drank the
walked around the cor
md Sell over On the
- efterwnrd. Coroner
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e.ipss q psash:s were sseS, shs sans
. s'ss ana as s. Sc s:.:e s.s
3Sc = 6usheL Tomatoes Wero In eood
supply and ruled steady. and the vogo-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO, O., Oct. 4.-Wheat: Cash,
CSC; Dec. 1905 May s1.osh; Corn:
Rye: No. ., 74c: No }. 7oc. Clover
seed: Cash and Oct. $40: Oct. 1905:
March, $s06. Alsike: Prime and Oct.
So 90; Dec. 1910. Timothyseed: Prime.
$4.25: Dec, $420. Butter. eggs and hay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24
nis half brother. Charles Lord.

his halfbrother, Charles Lord
DR.. M. L. Damon and daughter of
Pittsfeld are passing a few days at
Aliens cottage at Ellis pond.
Letters are advertised for the following
at the Oakland postoffice: o. H. Bur-
rill, John Mcclure, Miss Carrie Hooper,
Mrs. Helen S. Howard (2) and Mrs WAL
ter Holmes.
The Republican voters of the class
towns of Oaklandy Readfield, Mt Vernon
and Rome, will hold a caucus Wednes-
day June l in Memorial hall.
Miss Grace Damren has returned to
her home in Belgrade, after a visit
with friends in town.
The Waterville High school Dramatic
club will present the drama "a Regiment
Of Iwo" at Memorial hall, this evening,
followed by a sociable. The entertain
ment is under the auspices-of Sergeant
Wyman Relief Corps. This drama was
given in Waterville some time ago. and
was grand success and everybody
that attends this evening is sure to
be well satisfied. Cars will be run to
Waterville after the entertainment
refreshments will be on sale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24
OAKLAND.
"A Regiment Of Two" To-
night at Memorial Hall.
The Oakland Glass Republican
Caucus Wednesday, June |.
Advertised MaiI...Personal Notes
OF lnierest---locaIs.

Miss Clara Haines returned Monday
from Bangor after two-weeks visi,
with friends and relatives.
John Ormeston returned to Old Town
Monday after passind Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ormeston
Roland Graves who has been i'll for the
past two weeks, was able to be out Mon
day..
Gerald Welch is confined to his home by
trouble with his eyes.
Miss Charlotte Sullivan has returned
from Skowhegan after visit with friends
and relatives.
w. S. Lonsly of North Anson was call
ing on friends in town Monday.
The Q. c. of G. s. mems class Of the
Free Baptist church met Monday even
ing in the vestry. After the study hour
a social time was enjoyed.
Joe Perry is working as clerk in NJ.
L. French's store.
Willis Flynn has returned to his home
in Harrison. after visit with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn.
William Haines passed Sunday with
friends in Belgrade.
William atwood will go to Augusta to-
cay and will return with Benjamin
new automobile.
Fred Guptiil of Lynn, Mass. is~vi sting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24
FAIRFIELD.
High School Ball Team
Keeping Up Reputation.
Beats No. Anson IS 10 s..
Will Play Freedom May 25.-
Fred Black, Benton Falls, Dislo.
Gates Shoulder by a Fall.

William Ferland of Madison, former-
ly of this town. was calling on his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferland, Monday.
Myron Files, who has been stopping
with his mother, Mrs. F. A. Files. for
a few days, has returned to Hebron,
where he is attending school. The
school was closed on account of scarlet
fever
BILLY the Boy Artist" will appear at
the Fairfield Opera house Wednesday
evening. May 25. Leahy Sisters Or
chestra of Waterville will furnish mu-
sic.
Mrs. Kate Ellis has been in St. AL
bans, where she addressed a Grange
meeting.
Fred Rlack of Benton Falls, who
dislocated his shoulder a few days ago
at Benton Falls. is now resting COM
fortably. Mr. Black fell about 10 feet,
striking heavily. He was attended by
Drs. Robinson and Rand Of this town
The Lawrence High school baseball
team won from the North Anson team
Saturday by score of IS to g. 4he
boys seem to be keeping up their good
reputation.
I@icHdTu SteWdIt Vi ASeWpoTt,r VINO
has been in town for few days Wis
iting friends, returned to his home
SUNDAY.
Elwood Howe passed Sunday visit
ing friends in Bangor.
The Lawrence High school baseball
team will gotto Freedom Wednesday to
play the Freedom Academy team.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Smiley passed
Sunday at their cottage at China Lake.
Mrs. Sumner Carr has returned from
q visit with relatives at Newport.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24

Eugene Lovely, who recently pur-
chased the Oliver Rollins farm, added
to the improvements last week by
cutting the willows by the side OF
the road.
Harry Jones visited his farm here
on Sunday.
Irwin H. Hunt sold to Herbert II.
Hannaford large flock of chickens
the latter part of last week.
Hunt Brothers Co., have this week
placed several agents out with mend
cts. They report a large sale.
Mrs. Sewell Jones, Jr., and sons,
Clyde and Lloyd. visited her parents
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Hunt, who is working
for the Hildreth family on the Pond
road, visited her home last Friday.
James G. Malcolm visited friends
in HalloweA Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24
All Silk
Pettiicoats
$3.50
BLACK AND COLORS
Big, full, generous underskirt that is
worth buying. Value $500.

is alleged that Hijer assaulted Peter
with a hammer and then sought to
make his escape. Peter followed him
and fired four shots, but the blows
over the head had so daZed him that
none of the shots took effect. IIijer
made his escape at that time but was
later captured in the vicinity of
Keenville by Sheriff Moores. A hear
ing was called for 10 o'clock Monday
morning but was continued fer lack
of an interpreter Both men are
Syrians and are employed in the spin
ming mill. They have been in this
country about three years. Peters
wounds are not considered serious.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24

Rev. r. r. Thompson and Mrs
Thompson OF Harpers Ferry, colored
people. assisted in the services at the
Free Baptist church Sunday morning
land evening. At the morning service
Mr.. Thompson spoke in regard to
Storer's College, it's work and it's
benefit and influence At the close of
the service a collection was taken to
assist in the expenses of the new
building which has recently been built
at the college to take the place of one
burned.
G. S. Bibber, superintendent of the
l.. M. Lord mill. passed Sunday with
his father in~Litchfield.
Pittsfield friends will extend con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Burr of Manchester. n. H.. on the birth
of son. Sunday, May %. Mrs. Burr
was Miss Cecilia Haskell of this town.
The New Era Auxiliary will hold it's
annual meeting this afternoon in the
vestry of the Free Baptist church. The
change from the regular day is because
of the Waterville Conference which
will be held Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Charles b. Wallace has rented
the A. B. Rice house, Peltoma avenue
and moved her household goods Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Frost returned
Sunday from a weeks visit at the G.
E. Stevens farm in Burnham. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ A. Huff, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Haskell, DR.. and Mrs. Drake, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N. Shaw and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Harrington, all of this town were
guests at the Stevens home Sunday.
A. E. Witham has taken the contract
of building a barn on the A. II. Weben-
dorfer lot, Peltoma avenue.
Charles b. Nesbit of Washington, ID.
C. who gave an address to men, con-
nected with mems clubs, at the Free
church Monday evening, was
at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Lord.
Miss Edith Murray is in Freedom
for an extended visit at the home of
her uncle, Edward, Vose. Her sister.
Miss Mae Murray, left Saturday for
visit in Fall River, Mass, and with her
brother VIM. A. Murray in New York.
Mrs. Frank Pickard of Detroit re-
Gently fell and it is reported broke
both bones of one leg.
The members of Nakomfs Chapter
If Newport will be entertained and the
,fficers of the visiting chapter will
confer the degree on candidates at the
meeting of Bethlehem Chapter, O. E.
s.. to be held June 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24
WEST GARDINER.

HIGHLAND AVENUE. = Charles
Goodwin ard Earl Ware went to their
cottage on Cobboseecontee to pass
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Curtis. visited
his daughter, Mrs. James w. Small.
on the Hallowelt road Sunday.
Miss Olive Littlefield returned from
a visit in Boston and vicinity Satur.
day. She was accompanied home by
Miss Mildred Hall of Brockton. Mass.
Mrs. Charles Lilly and daughter,
Florence left Thursday for a visit
at Swan Island and Phippsburg and
will later go to Worcester, Mass,
where Mr.. Lilly is working.
Mrs. Lydia Ware and Mrs. Susan
NJ. Hutchins and two CONS will move
to Patterson street. Augusta. the first
Of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24
TWO GRACIOUS MESSAGES
To Colonies ard India issued by King
George v.

London. May 23.-On the occasion of
the anniversary of Empire day, King
George has issued two gracious mes
sages to the colonies and India,
somewhat similar in style to the mes
sage which he addressed yesterday to
the nation. In both he refers to his
previous tours through the respective
dominions. promises to follow in his
fathers footsteps. upholds constitu-
tional government. safeguard the lib
critics of the colonial empire and de-
vote himself to the developing of the
Indian people.
With reference to the rumors that it
is the intention of the Queen mother
Alexandra in the future to reside in
Denmark. a court circular announces
that Alexandra will always lock upon
England as hcr home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24
The Grange Rapidly In
crsasing Its Membership
Address by Frank Draper al
The UniversaIist Church.
0. {. S. Notes ---Mew Era Auxiliary
Meeting This Afternoon.

Frank Draper, v. d. NJ, of Brooklyn,
N. r., delivered a free lecture Sunday
afternoon in the Univefsalist church
under the auspices Of the International
Bible Students Association. The topic
OF the lecture was "Why, When and
How Jesus Comes to Earth Again
The meeting was opened by Elmer
Mason. L. H. Goodwin offered prayer.
The speaker was introduced by Rev.
F. S. Walker. Music was rendered by
the congregation and Mrs. II. L..
Spaulding soloist.
Some weeks ago in loading car of
grain, which the H. F. Bailey Co. ship
ped to Ellsworth parties, dove,
Familiarity known to the Bailey Co.,
being of odd markings, was shut in the
car and made the trip to Ellsworth.
Several days later the little traveller
made his appearance here at the old
stand, where it was made welcome by
the company. In sending the next car
load two rats gained entrance in the
car and they arrived in Ellsworth. I'm
doubtedly the last two.travelers were
not so we'll received as the first as the
Bailey Co. received a message from the
Ellsworth firm stating that they didn't
care how many doves they sent but
they drew the line at rats.
Mrs. F. r. Dyer of Portland. who is
returning from Chicago, where she was
one Of the contestants in the Whist
congress. arrived in town Sunday for
q visit with her sister. Mrs. D. M.
Parks.
Mrs. Bert Bean and sister, MISS
Johnson. returned Saturday from
several weeks visit in Camden, where
they were called by the illness of their
father.
Pittsfield Grange Saturday evening
conferred the First and Second degrees
on two candidates One application
for membership was received. A social
followed the work. At the next meet
ing the First and Second degrees will
be conferred and in two weeks and the
Anal degrees on six candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24
KENNEBEC
SIDN EY.

MRS. A. H. Gray of Rockland visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. John Swift last
week.
FREQ Tillson of Waterville passed
sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A. Tillson
a Strawberry festival will be given
at the church Friday evening, May 27.
Mrs. +. G. Morrison passed last week
with friends IN Waterville.
ReV. William Pettigrew Of Oakland
visited his nephew, Clinton Goodhue,
one day last week. ~
Clifford Writ of Oakland passed Sun
day with his brother, Eden Writ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24
NORTH FAIRFIELD,

Miss Alice Steward of Skowhegan
was the guest of Nora Goodwin last
Saturday.
Charles Sheaf is quite i'll with grip.
Mrs. Eliza covell is visiting Mrs
Katherine Paddock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24

The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist
church will meet with Mrs. Lizzie Cole,
81 Elm street, Wednesday afternoon at
2.30 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-24
SK0WAECAN.

Four revolver shots aroused Show
heean Island about 5 P. NJ. Sunday.
They wera fred b. Nicholas Peter,
a Syrian who was il pursuit of JOS
epil. -Hijer, fellow countryman. 1t