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Beans and seeds

Beans continue frm. with prices unchanged
Reans {per ctD-Bayos. S5-400l5.6O; pea. nom
inal; small white. S4-5004 50; large white s. SO
90: pink. 81. 5OG4 20; red So. 5Oa6 rs; biack-
eye, s4.1OG4.3O; lima, $4.25G 80; red kidneys
$5d525; cranberry beans, S45064.6 SO; Garvan-
zas, So. J00l3. %; horse beans. S2d2 ..
Seeds-BrOwn mustard. 41ac yellow mustard
SIC: faxseed. sc, carload lots; canary. 3s< 64e:
alfalfa. 1612 G1Tc; rape. 2024c; imported rape,
4G41c; timothy, &c; hemp, 35a 04c; millet Sc
per h.
Dried Peas-Green 81 per ctI
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks irregular.
Spot and future cotton firmer.
Copper stocks higher.
Local stock markets quiet.
Silver and exchange rates un-
changed.
Wheat and oats quiet. Barley
weaker.
Hay. beans and feedstuffs un-
changed.
Hides suffer another decline.
New wool expected In two weeks.
Live and dressed meats about the
same.
Eggs lower, butter firm and cheese
steady
Potatoes weak and onions firm.
Citrus fruits moving of freely.
Poultry firm and game weak.
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Northern wheat Market

UhEOUN
PORTLAND. March 4.-Wheat. track prices
Club S1.o5; bIuestem. S1-12df.14 red Rpssian'
81. oS turkey red, SLOT; forty-fold' $I-Uo1l-V' :
WASHINGTON ..
TACOMA. March 4.--Wheat-Bluestem SILL
al IA; club, S1.05Q1 .O6; red Russian, 81
SEATTLE March 4.-Milling quotarions-Bl
stem. Il: club 81 90; ffe, S1.09; red Russian
SIO7 Export wheat-Bmestem. Sl-O9; cIuo'
s1 on. FIFE ST Of: red Russian, 81 o.
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NTinueapoIis Grain nd Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. March 4.-Wheat = May.
$1.12A July, $1.I2Iad1.12M. Cash wheat
No. hard. $1.134s a 1.14%;. No northern
$1.131x al. 14h No. northern, $1.111s G1.I2k
No. g. $I.0T1s al .1Oh.
Corn-No 8 yellow, 55s4 a 5Iaxc
Oats-No. 3 white, 43ss 0435sc.
Rye-No ., 14& d75%c.
Flax closed at $2.1SH.
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heese-California fancy fats. isIsc per H.
steady; do hrsts. lsc. steady: do seconds. 16Iac.
steady; fancy Young Americas, 19Iac. steady: do
firsts, 1s1ae, steady; fancy Oregon Young Ameri-
cas-, zoe. firm; do nats, Isle. firm: California
fancy storage flats, IL l5c. firm: do firsts t61se
firm: storage Young Americas Ice firm; oregon
storage fats. 19isc, firm; New York fancy zoe
firm; Wisconsin singles. 19e. firm
Eggs-California fresh, per Dozen cases in
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey

Fruits-Evaporsted apples. 7dSAc: sprieots
91a @12e; mOorpark. 12G13c; peaches. ~ G615c:
prunes 29s 43c. with &61e premium for Sos
661Oc.
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown. s.. so; 5
crown. 81 70; crown 1-25; seeded, Az l5f<c.
ordinary layers 3 crown. 95c; ? crown, 90c; seed
less sultanas. 215 04c; ThOmpson's seedlesss 81
G31ac for unbleached and 6L 6615c fnvf
S15c: crown. Sc: seedless. 262Ac.
Nuts-AlmondS. nOnpareils. 141a615c. XXI.
14dI 12c: ne plus ultra. 134131ac. Drake. 1Oi5
911e; 1snguedocs. 10@1O12c; haIdsheu. 615 GTc;
walnuts. 13c per ID for No 1 sOftshells, sac for
No 2 do; pecans 141S 616cs peanuts. Az 6p5c;
pine nuts, iS020c per lb-
Honey-COmb. 14d15c for water white and 10
a 12c per ID for light amber; dark amber. 7dSc,
extracted. T13c for water white and 5ia G642c
for light amber: candied and dark amber. Al
41ac per Ii.
Beeswsx-271s @3Oc per ID for light and 2SQ
26c for dark
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The downward trend in prices for eggs con
unued without any effort on the part OF dealers
10 check it yesterday. The decline was 1c a
dozen in extras. l2c in frsts and &c in seconds
and thirds. All dealers literally supplied
and although there a good movement in
shipping channels in addition 10 the regular
local trade. stocks proved too much for the mar
ket to absorb. The sale of lot OF extras on
the exchange was enough 10 start the market on
its downward course
The butter market maintained firm position
and values continued to strengthen Iac being
tackled onto the prices for fresh and first
and storage extras. No seemed 10 have any
stocks to spare, and there sales uIi-
der the call the prices established by
bids. There was no change in the quotations for
new local cheese, the market having a steady
tone Wisconsin singles re higher and
oregon storage flats added to the list
On the exchange 10 cases of extra eggs were
sold at 2l 1zc dozen and 80 fancy new Young
America cheeses changed hands st 19lsc a
pound.
Receipts 81. 600 pounds of butter 81 500
pounds of cheese and 2.310 cases OF eggs.
The following the official quotations estab-
lished yesterday and the three preceding DAYS
the door Of the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street while governed by the exchange quo-
tatons generally range from lac to &c higher
owing TO the various charges 10 be added.
RUTTER PER P0TrND
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New York Grnin Market

NEW YORK. March 4.-Flour-Steady but
dull.
wheat-Spot steady; No. northern Duluth
and No. 2 hard winter. $1.25la nominal 4. o. b.
ahost Options-Wheat was easier early under
active selling on reports OF poor cash demand.
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rallied on coverings by shorts. but again eased
on ON the Modern Miller report and closed 1sc
net higher. May closed at 81 .211s, september at
s1lSL. Receipts, q, 600 bushels
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Business on All Local Stock
Exchan9esof a Quiet Character
Rank CIearinxs

NEW YORK, March 4.-Bradstreet's banl
clearings report for the week ending March
shows an aggregate of s3, 4s3.5 5s1 900, agains
81, 159 416 0G0 last week and $3, ,32S, ,0S3. 600
the corresponding week last year. The followin,
is list of the cities: Per Cent
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DIT kIftI-SIthuy: Z3atd per ounce.
Money-lhM1% per cent
The rate Of Discount in the open market for
short bills is 215 per cent and for three months
bills 2i502 9-16 per cent
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of Produce March 4
FamtIy Retain Market

Asparagus was feature at most OF the vege
table stores last week. but the price asked Tor
il made il too expensive a luxury for the aver
age buyer Prices for the other vegetables and
for seasonal fruits stood about the same as
quoted in the last report. Meats. nsh ana
poultry arc stin dear and there is imme-
diate prospect Of prices going lower. Eggs are
in abundance and cheap, while dairy produce
continues to command stif figures.
u
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

Oranges and other citrus fruits continued 70
move on freely yesterday and the general situa
tion was satisfactory TO the selling interests
Prices showed no Improvement but all dealers
reported that stocks steadily diminishing
though it would take some time for the market
to work into shape for advance. The apple
market was weak and lower prices were quoted
for Newtown pippins and the red varieties.
BellfOwerS were held at frmer rates, stocks
being closely cleaned up.
Apples (per box)-Fancy bellnowers. 81 .25@
1-50; NewtOwn pippins, $1.10S11-25; do red,
81 4O6l 1.5O; common to choice. I5cGS1.
Citrus Fruits (per bO1)-Nayel oranges. $225
42.50 for fancy, S1.5032 for choice and S16
1-25 for standard; tangerines, 81 250e1- IS per
a. for common: lemons. S3@3-5O for fancy. S2@
2 % for choice and S1.2591.5O for standard;
lines. So.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. T5c6$1.2 .25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2.5O63 FOR Central Americans
pineapples. S2Q2.50 per Dozen
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Northern Busines.

TACOMA. March 4.-Clesrings, s9e7,1 ,1a7; ball
ances. S57.16e.
PORTLAND, March 4.-Clearings 81 323 46S:
balances S235 9s3.
SEATTLE. March 4.-Clearings, s1,s53 100;
balances. $170,3S6
SPOKANE. March 4-Clearings S6SI 1855: bal
ances sec. .671
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SALES
1870 a. m.
Mining Stocks
Regular Morning Sessi0r

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND. March -Butter-City and
country creamery extras S7G39c; fancy outside
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New York Money Market

mot included in totals because containin
items other than clearings. Not included i
totals because comparisons incomplete
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TOBACCO TRUST
SHARES ADVANCE
Prosecution of Corporation I'M
der Sherman Law Does Not
Alarm Insiders
Speculative Element Takes This
as Omen That Court Decision
May Be Favorable
New York stock List


z. F. Hutton q Co.. 4sO California street.
q members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
. p5sh the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Bank of Bombay Discount Rai.ed

BOMBAY. March 4-The rate of discount of
cent today.
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Grain Quiet, With Barley Weaker
Hides Suffer Another Decline
Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special Discatch 10 The Cali

creamery. s4asec; store. 9o@24e
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July Crop Growth
Not Favorable

Washington. Aug. Crop growth
throughout the United States was I'M
favorable during July. according to the
bureau of statistics of the department
OF agriculture in statement issued
today. The deterioration was about
Az per cent. as compared with an av-
erage decline of 2.3 per cent. during
July.
Aggregate crop conditions in the
United States on Aug. l were 6.5 per
cent lower than on Aug. 1 a year ago
and about So per cent lower than the
average condition on Aug. 1 of the
past 10 years However. the area I'M
der cultivation is about 80 per cent
more than last year. Conditions aver
ace highest in New Hampshire. 25 per
cent. above the average. due largely
to good hay prospects and average
lowest in North Dakota, 50 per cent
below the average, due to severe
drouth affecting all crops.
BY states the aggregate of crop con-
ditions on Aug. GOO representing the
average on Aug. of the past 10 years.
was as follows: Maine 1872; New
Hampshire 1875; Vermont 119: Massa-
chusetts III: Rhode Island 101; Con-
necticut los.
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SIMPLY WAITING.
Continued from Page One.)

Narragarsett Club here. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that more arrests will
follow and there is feeling that Con-
stable Cross and his deputies are plan
ming raids on other places.
Both the raiders and the police have
apparently chosen to do their work at
night and nothing was looked for to oc-
cur in the daylight. Constable Cross. the
boyish looking young lawyer who stir
red up the town, believed today that he
was in control of the situation despite
the rumors that he had overstepped his
authority and that suits would be brought
against him. The colony of summer res
idents has been split into two factions
by the raid. the cottagers who have been
coming here for years supporting Cross
dwellers take the stand that Cross is a
notoriety seeker and that the rich should
be permitted to gamble If they wanted to
and could afford it.
An unusual phase of the situation is
the fact that the clergymen do not appear
to be In sympathy with the raiders and
some have stated their disapproval of the
work Rev. w. II. B. Allen. pastor of
the local Episcopal church said today
that he thought the people should be per
mitted to spend their money where they
wanted. while Rev. FIR. Edward Raj
ferty claims that the raiding was injur-
ing the town.
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Death and Accident
Mar Templar Para&

Chicago. Aug. 9.-One tragic deaf
one accident which physicians say VI
prove fatal. and dozen minor NJ
haps due to the crowds. cast shad~
today over the parade of what Masu
say. was the greatest number
knights Templar who ever formed
line in any city.
Except for slight thunder stor
lasting but a short time. the wea0s
was perfect.
More than 10000 Knights were
line, while over 100000 spectators III
in the huge reviewing stand occupied
the entire east side of Michigan bouk5
ward as far south as 18th street,
stood patiently along the line of marti
Chicago. Aug. "a trumpet blase(
a thousand orders were shouted 4
one; out from acres of waving. glistel|
ing white plumes a steady broad m
bon of cleaning white poured. itsl
into Michigan boulevard with bannd
bearing heraldic devices and with crc1
hilted swords at shoulder and the,
began in Chicago today the greated
parade of Knights Templar ever wifi
messed in the history of the orde|
Every Knight attending the 3lst trienI
NAL conclave who could get into lind
was there. a part Of the seemingta
endless stream of white bonnetted
sombrely attired knights. nor did thu
stream stop at given point for thred
hours.
The Right Honorable Henry James|
Earl of Euston. cousin of King George
of England and Most Eminent supremt
progrand master of the Great Priorlt|
of England and Wales. waited besidl
the line. attired in his full regalia NJ
head of the British templary. to rel
view the followers of the Red Croa|
Farther on Mayor Fred Busse was sal
luted and still farther Covered
Charles S. Deneen acknowledged ths|
tribute of flashing steel.
This was the big day of the cou.|
clave. Later will come drilling fa|
prizes, in which the flower OF TN
knighthood will 'joust' in pastims|
but this day was that on which a bar
million spectators stood beside TIL
winding. streets while these Thousand
of knights were on parade. Sixte1|
grand divisions swept down the I'M
OF march then broke to reconvene u
the afternoon in the music hall whers|
the conclave was opened. and AL
dresses of welcome delivered by Risb|
Eminent Sir Cleveland. grand cont
mander of Knights Templar Of Illinole,
by Mayor Busse and Governor Deneet
The Earl of Euston tonight receives
invited guests at the headquarfenI
hotel and the different state grana
communicates held open house at then
various headquarters.
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PINE CAMP. ORDERS.
Company N Gets Orders Relative to
Coming Field Service.

The following orders were issued
Tuesday from the Armory of Co. NJ, I'd
Inf. n G. =. NJ, relative to the coming
field service at Pine Camp, Aug. 21-31.
Orders No. Q.
1. In compliance with General Or
GERS No. IS. A. G. o.. c. s.. this company
will go into camp for field service at
Pine Camp. Jefferson county, New
York, Aug. 21-sl. f9iO. The company
will assemble at the Armory at 7.3O P.
M. Saturday. Aug. 20.
II. Every member Of this command
will be expected 20 report at the time
and perform the service above specified
unless excused on surgeons certificate
of disability Members who are absent
without leave will be subject to trial by
court-martial.
IIL General Orders No. %. A. G. O.,
s.. requires that all enlisted men shall
lie examined by an officer of the Medi-
cal Corps or Medical Reserve Corps
within "A hours Of departure. This
examination will be made Saturday
evening, Aug. 20 at 100 NAny enlisted
man who fails to report at the hour
stated will be considered as absent
without leave and will be treated &C
oordingly.
~. Each enlisted man will provide
himself with the following articles:
One pair easy fitting, comfortable
russet leather marching shoes; pair
soft shoes or slippers. for wear in
camp: 1 extra suit of underwear: 1
comb: cake soap: l toothbrush: 1
towel: / housewife.
The latter may be in any convenient
form and will contain needles. thread.
pins. safety pins, buttons, etc. Hat
cords will be sewed on. This equipment
must be brought to the armory Satur-
day evening, and blanket rolls will be
inspected and rolled, after which, as
fast as they are examined by the
medical officer, men who desire will be
permitted to return to their homes
under orders to report at the armOry
in ample season to entrain early Sun
DAY morning. Those who do not care to
to return home will be permitted to
steep at the armOry.
V. Marching shoes, which have
been ordered and are not called for by
Monday. Aug. Is, will be issued to
whoever may desire them.
VI Lieut. Fred S Rand is hereby
detailed to make the inspections and
Investigations as to loss of property re-
urired Ly General orders No %, A. G.
o., [. $.
VII. The second pay drill for the
month of August will be held at the
armory at 80 p. NJ. Monday, Aug. Il.
1t is important that every one should
attend this final drill
JAMES F. BAGLEY.
CAPTAIN, I'd Inf, Commanding Co.
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peace" ENJOYS
Work for Madriz,

New York. Aug. 9.-After waiting in
New York for two weeks to acuuaint
themselves in an unofficial way with
the sentiment of the state department
ut Washington regarding the Nicara
guam situation. DR.. Modesto Barrios
and DR.. Sebastian Salinas, whom Pres
ident Madriz sent here to re-establisl,
friendly relations between the United,
States and Nicaragua and to obtain
some expression from this country as
to the idea of the American govern
ment for the restoration of interna-
t1onai peace. left this city yesterday
for Washington on their mission.
Simultaneous with the departure of
the peace ENJOYS it was learned that
they had not been idle in New York
while awaiting supposed favorable
Tune to approach the state depart
ment. The secret instructions seem to
have been TO obtain peace by peaceful
means if possible, and If that were nor
possible. to aid the peace cause in
Nicaragua by supplying the Madriz
army with the means to carry out the
professed desire Of the Madriz govern.
ment.
In accordance with these instructions
the peace emissaries have placed with
the M. Hartley Co.. of 299 Broadway. ar
order for large quantity of arms and
ammunition. with which Madriz homes
TO check the advance of the Estrada
revoiutionists to Mana qua, the capital.
DIR. Salinas is colonel in the Near
aguan army and was formerly military
commander of Corinto, and more re-
Gently Governor Of Granada He js
ecanaintcd with arms. and has attend
ed to this end of the mission. The or
der that he has placed calls for seyera,
Thousand rounds of ammunition for the
governments Hotchkiss and Krunn
Held guns and 1000 improved Reming-
ton rifles.
There seems to be some question.
however. as to whether Madriz ever
Will receive the material of war order
3D. The Madriz government is not
particularly prosperous these DAYS. and
SO did not supply the envoys with the
necessary funds to make sure that the
much needed succor would ever roach
corinto. its contemplated destination.
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SPARKS. FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Republicans of Lewiston held
their caucus Monday evening to nomi-
nate four candidates to the Legisla-
tdre. The following ticket, was ,nomi-
mated without Opposition: Wallace E.
.Webber, William Tourigny, Albert l..
kavanagh and Edward r. Parent.
The two-masted schooner Fred A.
Emerson, bound from Bangor, her
home port, for Boston and loaded with
lumber. was towed to Rockland Nom
day for repairs. She sprung aleak Sun
day off Mosquito island and sought
port at Tenants Harbor. where she
filed.
At the meeting of the Biddeford
school committee Monday evening
Ralph B. Grace was chosen as assist
ant at the High school to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the promotion OF
A. w. Roberts to the position of sub
master. Mr.. Grace. the new instruc-
tor in Biddefords High school. is
graduate of Thornton. in the class OF
1906, and of Bowdoin. 10. He is nicely
equipped for his new berth and the
members of the committee feel that
they have made a wise choice in all
respects.
Adclln Smart. 10 years old. Of Eagle
Lake after two weeks of high living
in the Red Light district of Bangor,
was arrested Monday night on the
charge Of forgery. The police say that
they have evidence that Smart passed
at least four checks. aggregating about
500. his method being to make
small purchase and present a check.
taking the balance in cash. Smart con-
fessed to two complaints and said
that he was ready to take his medi-
cine" The checks were all on the Mill
linocket Trust Co. and purported to
be signed by Rush Bros, we'll
known Millinocket business house.
Smart came to Bangor on one of the
checks. which was cashed by Bangor
& Aroostook conductor. who is one OF
the compliments. Smart says that ne
snent the money in having good time.
Upon his person was found a check
made out like the others.
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GOVERNOR HUGHES
Sends Telegram Expressing Shock at
Dastardly Deed. $751;.

Albany, N. Y. Aug. Ex-Governor
Hughes this afternoon sent the fol-
lowing telegram
John P. Mitchell. acting mayor.
New York City:
81 am inexpressivly shocked to learn
of the dastardly attack upon Mayor
Gaynor Please keep me informed Of
the mayors condition. most earnest
ly hope that complete recovery may
be expected.
(Signed) CHARLES E. HUGHES"
Mrs. William J. Gaynor.
''St. James, Long Island.
"Mrs. Hughes and I extend to you
orr deepest sympathy. We trust that
there is every reason to hope for May
or Gaynors complete recovery
(Signed) CHARLES E. HUGHES"
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And that Is where the services s. &
Barrios came in. He IL the dtp,s.,z
member Of the commission, and = 5zl
of his mission, 1t Is learned. 49,
try to induce some enferprisins r.!
lean Individual or corporation n ~
vance the necessary money to nav ID
the arms and ammunition.
A few days ago the ENJOYS helA !.
conference for this purpose with
merchant who heretofore has ~
chiefly interested in Honduras. but =
far as could be learned the result q
rot encouraging. the diplomacy 81 =
Barrios failing to induce the An
lean merchant to advance the ma.
necessary to move the arms
The inside advices that DR.. Bsns
and DR.. Salinas have received ~
washington also have been discosr,-
ing to the peace seekers. The stat 4,
partment has been dfsinclined to M
tate with the ENJOYS unless they c.
assure this government that Ma,
would first resign the Presidency. N
was one of the disconcerting condftios,
that they knew they had to meet, =
the Madriz representatives quieIh
communicated the unpleasant news 4
their government. meanwhile delaH,,
their trip to Washington.
When the ENJOYS left this city =
the capital yesterday they had the II
essary authorization to promise b
American government that MadH,
would step out If that move was u.
cessary to obtain the good Offices I
this country in the effort to re-estt
lish peace. The ENJOYS, it is understox
will present the name of General on
as the successor of Madriz. Genat
Ortiz has been one of the Madriz o.
porters in the field.
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ST. JOHN LADS DROWN.
Two Boys Push of Boat, Lose Oars
Then Jump Overheard.

st. john y. B.. Aug. 9.-Allan john
ston. aged 10, son of George M. john
ston. and Percy Smith, II, son of John
Smith. were drowned today in lake
near their home at Upper Golden
Grove. about Is miles from here. They
lad pushed off boat from shore but
lost the cars in doing So One became
frightened and jumped overheard and
the other followed. Neither rose again.
Two lads on shore gave the alarm and
the bodies were recovered. The john
sion boy was brother of DR.. I. Fred
Johnston, V. s.. of St. John.
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RESEMBLES COMET.
Democratic Visions Of Victory Much
Like Halley's Discovery.
portland Express.)

cortland EXpreSS.)
chairman Beane sees victory" says
one of the Maine papers. This of
course from his standpoint means a
Democratic victory. If Chairman
Became has seen victory" for that par
ty it must have been in a vision. Ii
at any time Mr.. Beane does happen to
see Old Victory, with Democratic
label, floating around he better make
1t fast. The hope of a Democratic vic
tory in Maine in September is receding
faster than Halley's comet 1t may
be incidentally remarked that. in some
parts of the State, there is about as
much of split in the Democratic
party as there was in the comets
tail as it was last seen speeding away
from the earth.