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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-03
CEDAR GROVE.

Mrs. Gatrie Conneli, who has been
spending her vacation in Cedar Grove,
returned To her school Saturday a.
-tcrnoon.
Miss Maud Barker visited Mrs. or
rim Ham last week
james Cameron, who lost his horses
by drowning few weeks ago, has
purchased another pair of Chas.
Trask.
Fred Howarth of Rosindale Mass,
spent Saturday night with john Nc
Fadden.
Mrs. Ford. who had been visitin;
Mrs, Matte Barker. returned with
her husband last Thursday
Mrs. Albert Tibbetts of South Ores
den is quite ill with inilammatory
rheumatism.
John White is moving onto his
brothers farm for the summer.
Lloyd Ham is home from Bates
College for his vacation.
Orrin Ham is visiting in Boston foI
Il short time
Winfield Mayors and Don Cate are
home from Orono.
Chas. Call has commenced saving
wood with his gasoline outfit, and
was at Dan McDonald's today.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. April 1.-The rise in stocks
was halted. today. During the early
trading prices were scaled down modcr-
ately. but later there was IA gradual re-
coverY and net changes we're small The
advance OF the last 10 days. running from
1--WE to 10 points in many cases, had
reached Sufficient proportions to invite
sponsible for the action of the market.
Depression of European markets tended
10 check the advance here There was
some buying of stocks for foreign ac-
count, but on u smaller scale than dur
ing the earlier days of the week. tie
viVing apprehensions as TO the Balkan
situation owing to the attitude of Monte
negro made 1t plain that the foreign SIT
uation stlll must be taken into eonsid-
settlements and easier money conditions.
il is expected that some of the semi
governmental European banks may rt.-
duee their minimum discount rates. al
though no change in the Bank of Eng
land is expected. tomorrow.
Money was easier here. Call rates re-
Taxed considerably from the high rates;
of the preceding TWO days and quotations
for time funds and commercial paper
We're shaded. The change in the money
market and rather extensive purchases of
stocks here recently by Europe were OF
effect on foreign exchange rates, which
were lower.
Rumely touched another low point, to-
day, dropping nearly five points To ia
Weakness of this issue WAS attributed to
the statement of director that the div
idend might be assessed. Can. Rubber
and the local traction stocks We're I'm de-
mand at rising prices.
The bond market was less active.
Movements were irregular with more of
the wide fluctuations which character
ICED yesterdays market.
Total sales, par value, s2.65OVO. Pau
anna IS coupon declined Oh call.
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NEBRASKA MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Political Lines Not Drawn-Drys Have
Substantial Majority.

omaha. Ncb-. April Municipal cleo
lions were held. yesterday. in all Ne
braska cities and towns aside from
omaha and Lincoln. Except in a few
instances political lines were not drawn,
the chief issue being the question of
saloon license. Not many notable
changes were made, but in a few cases
there were surprises At Mount Au-
burn. regarded as reliably wet tie
"drys" had a substantial majority and
Major Church Howe, for many years in
the diplomatic service in Great Britain
and Canada was elected mayor. The
victory of the temperance advocates at
Auburn was offset by saloon advocates
at Friend, heretofore no license, winning
by pronounced vote.
At Fremont party lines were drawn.
the Democrats electing their candidate
for mayor and the Republicans getting
treasurer and clerk Columbus went
Democratic and York Republican. Sun
day baseball was made an issue and in
every instance where the question was
put to a vote Sunday ball won
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King GeorgeofG Bur-
ried With Great Pomp.
The Most Impressive Ceremonial
Witnessed in Modern Athens.
All Shops Closed and Whole City
DraEed In Morning for Dead Ruler.

Athcn. Greere. April Such an i'm
posing cefc;no Mai rs. today, aaike9
the burial of King George of Greece
was never before witnessed in mod
ern Athens. Tine procession, which
was of great length. presented re-
markalds varied pageant Its ranks
Were composed OF a striking mingl!ns
of many Eastern and Western nation
alitics
Tho royal princes Of Greece and IA.
missions representing the courts al
Europe and The States ri the West
ern Hemisphere Joined with dcpuia-
tioas from European TurSeS. from the
islands &c the Aegean Sea and from
Asia Minor. each other in numbers al
branches Of the army aud of the
church being represented.
At the head of the procession the
coffin. horne on 4 gun carriage. Mas
followed by King Constantine, THE
crown prin.e of Greece and other
royal princes. The missions from for
eign states then came in carriages,
preceding the Dowager Queen. the
reigning Queen and the Processes.
The Greek cabinet ministers. the
members of the diplomatic corps,
practically oil the members of the
Greek Parliament, tue municipal Off
GERS. i1Ege number of prominent
civilians and host OF Populations of
patriotic societies took their places in
order in the procession which was in.
terspersed by large bodies of troops.
most Of which had participated in the
war.
A prominent feature was the Holy
Standard" of the Greeks. which never
before had left its resting place in
the church specially built fer it at the
inception Of The Greek kingdom.
All the shops ON the streets through
which the procession passed. were
covered with nauve drapngs relieved
by flags. below the upper windows
being hung partially yelled portraits
of the late King. which were wreath
ed with laurel and violets. All the
public buildings in the city were SINH
larry decorated.
The funeral service in the cathedral was
attended by a great gathering of Greek
and foreign notabIes mostly in brilliant
uniforms
The great assemblage of clergy particle
pating In the service was remarkable
one. No fewer than 50 archbishops and
bishops assisted
Minute ENDS Mare fired from the time
the coffin. borne ON a gun carriage drawn
by blueiackets. left the cathedral until
the actual moment of interment, which
was signalled to the populace by sa-
Lutte of l0l guns.
On arrival at the railroad station. the
coffin was transferred to a mourning car
for conveyance TO Dekeleia, where the
bouy was Inferred in the presence OF
members of the family alone
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PITTSTON.

EAST-Mrs. Ada Allen returned to
Gardiner. Sunday. after "a week end
visit at her home in this place.
Ernest Reid, who has been in Ros-
iindale, Mass. for a short time, came
home. Saturday
L. II. Corson passed Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Cor
son.
The annual examination of teachers
was held at the schoolhouse in No. 9
on Saturday After the examination
the assignment of schools for the
spring term of u weeks was made.
II. f. Corson who was in Augusta,
recently, was accompanied home by
his grandson. Master Lester Town
send.
The village school began Monday
morning. under the instruction of the
former teacher, Miss Ida Dow.
Miss Grace Knight. who has been
spending her vacation at home n
turned Sunday. to her school in Man
chester.
The Junior Aid Society, made up OF
the wide awake young misses of this
vicinity. was entertained on Saturday
afternoon by Miss Mildred Ellis.
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PALE RMO.

BRANCH MILLS-G. \. Bradstreci
went to Augusta, Sunday, returning
Monday.
Walter Tobey is in town for short
stay
+. d. Shorey who recently pur-
chased the Rev J. L. Hall place,
moved in last week.
A little girl arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Jackson last
week, who is called Ruby Fcrne.
The girls from this place who arc
attending the Cony High school, are
at home for weeks vacation
Mr. Holt has hired the Parks place
for year and has moved his family
there.
Louis Aldred went to Waltham,
Mass, last week to attend the funeral
of his mother. He will visit friends
in Watervile on his return.
Melvin Hall arrived, Thursday to
visit his father, j. r. Hall, who lives
at Weeks Mills.
Dean Estes has purchased the
Frank Gordon farm on the Plains,
situated two miles from Weeks Mis-
and Il mile from McLellan's mill. lt
has one of the finest lumber lots in
this vicinity.
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STALLS MISERABLE FIELDING
Lost One Game and Terrific Hitting
Won Another.

Urbania, Ill. April 1.-The ball game
scheduled, today. between the Boston
American League team and the Univer-
sity of Illinois, recalls game here l.
years ago in which Jake stahl, now
the Boston manager played in the out
field for Illinois against the University
of Michigan.
According to note made by "Dea-
son" Briggs, official scorer. on the mar
gin of the score book still in his possess
sion, Stahl's miserable fielding" was re-
sponsible for the loss of the game.
One week, however, in a game with
Indiana University, Stahl made amends
for his errors in the Michigan contest,
This time he was behind the bat. and in
addition to catching a perfect game he
made two home runs, a double and two
singles out of seven times at bat llli-
nois piled up 81 runs and won handly.
In the season of 1891 Stahl batted fl5
and fcded go.
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$2,5oo,e22 FOR CHICAGO.
Partner in Operation of Surface Trac-
tion Lines Will Receive That Amount

Chicago. April AS a partner in the
operation of surface traction lines. the
city of Chicago will receive within the
next 10 days, s2,500.992 as it's - per
cent. of the net receipts of the last year,
it was made known, today. The city's
share. this year. is $659,0S4 more than
paid, a year ago, and far in excess of
any other years profits since the pas
sage of the traction ordinances, in 1907.
The total amount which the city has
received under the ordinances. including
the amount to be turned over, next week,
is S10,334,200
The accredited interest to date is
100000 making the special traction
fund approximately $11 900, 600.
Since the passage of the ordinances
six years ago. the companies have ex-
pended $S0.000.000 i'm rebuilding lines
purchasing new equipment and making
extensions
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. April 2.
a large decrease in the worlds visible
wheat supply gave strength to the mar
ket, today. Prices made net gain OF
Z to sMa. Corn closed at a net advance
OF ga to sMi Oats UP and provisions
q lower to 2 higher.
WIII;AT-May 81; July 90s; Sept 49,.
CORN-May 5i, July 55l; Sept 55sus
OATS-May 3ii; July 34,: Sept, "a, to :
MESS PORK-May 2052a; July 2o31. /:
Sept. zoos.
LARD May 1ll2am15; July 1o97aa1loo
Sept 1090092l.
SHORT RIBs-May 1lS7a; July 1895;
Sept 1917.
BUTTER-Firmer: creameries 2Sa36
EGGS-Steady; receipts 2i,eG0 cases: at
market, cases included. 16MlI ordinary
firsts Il; iirsts Is,
POTATOES-Stea receipts % cars
Michigan i5@ii; Minnesota iSNi7; Wis
consn f0niS
RYE-No. 60
BARLEY-460
TIMOTHY-275d350
CLONER-i20DGt190o.
PORk-2050
LARD-1fl2d.
RIBS-112in 1862.
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New York Senate
Will Dig into the
StiIIman Charge

Albany. y Y. April Tile Senate. To-
,14y. unanimously adopted resolution
talline UPON Governor Sulzer and Attor-
nry Gcuyeal Carmody To Submit forth
With 10 the Senate ali tclegrams, letters
ard documents in the possession Of csti1el
seHaupg to the charges made, YESTERDAY
by Cscors,c IL. Kendall. president OF the
Now NoyN Eanknotc Go. that Senator
stephen j. Stnwe,l had demanded moucs
to report a Stock Exchange bill out oi
tirt, coGc- committee, of which lie i
chairman
\ report Wis current. today. that bis
trict Attorney Whitman Of New Yort
county might lie. called upon to present
tho StilWeH matter To tae grand juN
independent OF action by the Senate.
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.
New York. Anil .

New YORK, April ,.
FLOUR-Steady but quiet
BARLEY-Steady.
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. red .lils ele-
vator and lI3 fob afloat No. | northern
Duluth 1905 fob anoat Bonded Wheat.
May and July closed 97S.
CORN-Spot quiet; export 5,1u5S
OATS-Spot steady; standard white 81.
No 37G3S: natural white 3iM39, all Oh
track.
PoRK-steady; mess 22ooa 2225: family
2iO06t2J00
BEEF-Firm. q
I.ARD-SteadY
SUGAR-Raw steady; refined steady.
BUTTER-Unsettled; receipts 12.55t
tubs; creamery extras Sian35; process
extras 2Sam29s
EGGS-steadier; receipts 1885 cases.
fresh gathered 1irsts graded lsiMlSa; do.
iirsts ungraded mas; fresh gathered
seconds l7fti74 fresh gathered checks
good to prime 1iaMl5; under grade cheeks
l2Ml4; state, Pa. and nearby hcnncry
whites good TO large size new laid 20
al.
POTATOlcS-Steady: Florida new bill
,3s,iaf 90, sweets JERSEY basket l2.,sr l6l.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

LaWry, Tinker & Campbell CO..
Lewiston, manufacturers and wood
workers have filed a bankruptcy petit
ton. Listed liabilities, s8O2J. SO: assets.
s94s4.6i Among listed creditors are
wilson Lumber Co, Rufus Deering
Co, and $. II. & A. r. Doten of Port
land. Others listed from Augusta,
east Livermore. Beloit, Wis, East
cartridge, Mass. Auburn Boston
and Lisbon. Newell & Shelton of
Lewiston, attorneys.
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Boston Produce Market.

BoStOn. Apfll =.
Quotations on Hour grain. millfeed
meal, hay and straw are strictly whole
sale for carload lots TO jobbers. All other
quotations represent plices to the re-
tailers.)
BEEF-Dressed unchanged; whole cat
tie 12am13
BRAN-Higher. 21.75@225 80
BUTTER-Lower northern 5Sa3S5.
western 31aa3S.
CHEESE-Steady: y. Y. twins 1SalS..
CORN-Higher; No. 5 yellow 624n63
EGGS-Firm; choice 25d26; western %
@23.
FLOUR-Firm: mill shipments spring
patents, 4i5@510.
uAY-F'irm; No. | grade 30
LAMBS-Firm; spring 15a416a
LARD-Unchanged; pure 12s. Ell
MINED FEED-Higher, 2250QI26.s
OATS-Higher: No. clipped white 49,.
PORK-Higher; medium backs o35J6e
2425.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white ll5Gl30
SUGAR-Higher: granulated $50
VEALS-Higher, sails,
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NATIONAL HOME.

Laton VI. Cass left the Home. Tues
day, on pass to visit relatives in
Lewiston.
Charles II. KimaIl of Waltham, late
navy, las been admitted to the Branch.
Joseph McArdlc, late navy. has been
granted m honorable discharge from
the Branch.
The funeral of the late William II.
Hayden. vas held from the Home dhap-
Ell at , P. NJ, Tuesday, Rev. ]. E.
Cocaranc officiating.
The comedy drama Not in the Reg
ular ARMY" will be presented here,
Tuesday evening next, by Co. ii, N CT.
S. NJ.
The funeral of the late Thaddeus A.
stevens will be held from the chapel,
at p. Nj, Wednesday, Rev j. f..
Cocarane officiating.
Charles Cpnnors reported. Tuesday.
from. furlough passed with relatives
IN Providence
stephen y. Douglass reported for
duty Tuesday, from furlough passed
in Lowell
Farlouehs We're granted, Tuesday, to-:
David Naslc to Bath; George Brown to
Mattcwan, y. J.; Nathan b. Searle to
Taunton. Lewis Macord to BROOKLYN;
Charles +. kimball to Ashland, Mass. :.
James HanIey 10 New York City; and
Robert Doherty. Harry \. Leonard,
James Conner, Herman j. Smith ana
Samuel d. Rogers To Boston.
Four former members were admitted
To The Branch, Tuesday. Joseph De
vine, Augusta. late Go. r, 3rd. Me.
Inf, and navy; Ambrose DUDE. Glou-
ecstcr. late navy: John Beloni, Hill y.
y, late Co. II. y. II. Inf; and Ed
ward Karrigan, Providence. late Go. +,
10th Me. Inf.
Miss Edna Wheaton. Miss Gorinua
G. Clark, and Miss Lovina Bragg. watt
resacs in the general mess hall. have
resigned and left the Home. Tuesday.
John Il. Davis of Boston arrived here.
Tuesday. for admission and was taken
int the hospital.
Charles II. Douglass has been trans
fcrrtd Ia Co. II from the hospital and
Jamcs~AIurphy to co. Il.
Frank Dumas.
Tie death Of Frank Dumas occurred
~ tive hospital here carly. Tuesday
morning. Of pneumonia. He Was born
i'll Tenwick, can. July x, 1914. but had
Ii ed in this country since boyhood.
He enlisted in 60. IL. 18th Me, Inf.. "a
Auburn. oct. -. 1853. and was must
cred out al CharlcstoVn, ). G., Aug.
% lS65 He was admitted to the Home
FROM Nashua, Feb. &. 1000,
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BOWDOIN.

Clark. the little grandson of .. l..
Townsend, has been quite ill the past
week.
Albert Curtis of Lisbon Falls was
in this vicinity, Sunday.
The, new school superintendent ;s
Ralph Arey of Richmond, for the three
towns. Wales, Littiifieid and Bo%aon.
from Sabattus, Saturday.
Miss Alice Curtis and Miss Grace
Roberts visited Miss Corris Gray,
Saturday,
Herbert Roberts is quite i'll with a
Geld. 800.
Mrs, Bertha McGraw of Sabattus is
with her mother, Mrs. Fitzpatrick,
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

let's and X. Mcdonald VS. y. McI.uud
Gloucester. Abe vAttell vs. Jimmy
Walsh, New York; Jack Dillon VS.
Buck Grouse, Pittsburgh Joe Phillips
VS.. Paul Sikora, Windsor, Ont
friday-Gilbert Gallant VS.. JohnaS
Dohan and John Cooper VS.. Younl
Morgan, Lowell. Jimmy Duffy "
Kid Kansas, Buffalo Carl Morris vs.
w. Harris. Trinidad. Col Monte At
tell vs.. Ad /cl'e, san Francis
SaturlaN--Ncv England amateur
boxing championship. Me han e 5
Building. Youns SolzDctg VS.. Frahki
Conway and Hughie Redeem VS.. phi
Bloom, New York.
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HARTLAND.

Miss Mary Anderson has resigned
her position as teacher of the Gram
mar school, on account of i'll health,
The spring term of the Hartland
Academy will commence ON April I.
The honorary parts of the senior
class of the Hartlands Academw have
been announced as follows. waledc-
tory. Iva Furber: salutatory, Annie
Fuller: history and prophecy. Mildred
Webb: presentation of gifts, Edna
French grafton, Fred Clark; essay,
Carol Richardson.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

OTlS-selectnen. Daniel G. Young.
Geo. W. Garland. Aaron Garland. town
clerk, Daniel G. Young: treasurer. no.
land Salisbury: tax cAActor. James O.
Jordan: school committee. J. H. Sals-
bury. Money appropriated $685.: schools
$lOo: highways 500; other purposes Se6s. 81.
AMI ERST-Sclnctmen. Horace Watts,
Sr-, Sewall Nickerson, Roscoe j. Grover;
John Johnston. treasurer, Arthur Tread.
well; tax collector. Arthur Treadwell:
Money appropriated: Schools, 500; high
ways, $3.50; other purposes, Sj55.
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A Warnino.

To feel tired after exertion is one
thing; 10 feel tired before is another.
Don't say the latter is laziness ii
isn't; but it's "A sign that the system
lacks vitality, is running down, and
needs the tonic effect of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
It's warming. too and sufferers
should begin taking Hoods at cnee.
Buy Il bottle today.
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The livery stable OF Or. c. II. Nc
Gillicudy. Center street Bath, was
BADLY damaged by fire, Tuesday eve
ming. He lost five horses, a winter
hack, several carriages, harness. blan-
kets, etc. McGillicudy's loss, about
$4,000; insurance $1,000. The building is
owned by Mrs Ada NJ. McCobb of
New York and is partially insured.
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What is Best for INDIGESTION?

Mr.. ~ Robinson of Drumuuin. ont,-
RIO, has been troubled for years with in
digestion, and recommends Chamber
ialns Tablets as the best medicine
ever used. If troubled with indiges-
ton or constipation give them trial.
They are certain TO prove beneficial
IheS are easy to take and pleasant
III effect. Price &c. Sold by all dealers.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York April .
Spot closed steady. Mlddling uplands
j. 60; do. gulf 12S5 Sales 100 bales
Galveston steady, u lille. New Orleans
steady, y 9-l6: Savannah firm. l2ss:
Charleston firm. ~; Memphis teady II
:. Net receipts for i've DAYS 6I.6i2.
Exports TO Great Britain 1891 to
France 6iS0: to the Continent 1860; to
Japan 1850: TO Mexico 800
sd 700 43p ; -.e
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Jeff Smith Whips Adrian Hogan,

Paris April JEFF Smith, the
American middleweight- pugilist, to-
night practically Knocked out the
Frenchman, Adrian Hogan, 1T the
Cirqu De Paris. The end came I'M the
nth round, when Hogan was lielp7
less ON the ropes. His seconds sptang
into The ring aud carried him out
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The grand jury of the Sagadahoe
supreme judicial court reported four
indictments, Wednesday, as follows.
Henry Kingsbury and Harold McLain
of Bath. breaking and entering and
larceny from the store of George Tut
tie; Wilfred Fletcher of Bowdoinham,
breaking entering and larceny from
the home of Tendon Little: Thomas
Hawkes. of Bath, non-support
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Connecticut Women Suffragists lost
their night for equal suffrage, Wednes-
day, when the House voted $50 to Il
To accept the unfaVorable report of
the committee on constitutional
amendments.
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Stahl Welcomed
Back to Old College

Campaign. Ill. April In the first
game IF the series with the Universe
~ Of illinois, the Boston Americans
won to To 0.
Nana@cr Jake Stahl Of the Boston
Ecd SnN was given a laundering re-
ctption by the University of Eilihais
students, this afternoon when he led
h.s squad ON Illinois field.
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An attempt was made by burglars,
letween , and 3 A. NJ, Wednesday, to
rob the postoffice at Bowdoinham.
The robbery was prevented by the
burglar alarm which Postmaster w.
w. Brown had installed about two
years ago. This was the second time
within year that the burglar alarm
had served its purpose.
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Manager OF Red SON, VINO Was TINeH
Tremendous ovation Upon Appearance
ut University of Illinois from Which
College He Graduated.
Stahl. as an Illinois graduate and
old football and baseball star, was
Cheered 20 the echo.
This afternoon the Red SoN played
the first of a series of four games
With the Illinois team
Boston beat the flood BY an ace.
today. arriving at noon after dam
serous Journey. with water at time up
to the car steps. No one slept on the
train, last night -
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GUNRoAT SMITH WINS.
Knocks Out Fred Mckay in the Sec
ond Round in New York City.

New YORK, April. 2.-Gunboat Smith,
the California heavyweight, Knocked
out Fred Mckay in the second round
of a scheduled 10-round bout here, to-
night =.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. April >
HOGS-Receipts I.000; weak; bulk of
sales 9l5M940: light 920d955
c n L T l. T. - Receipts $4,000: sti ong;
beeves 710G920; Texas steers 670at7s5
SHEEP-Receipts 1900: strong; native
6o0nl00 yearlings T00MS00; native lambs
700MS70.
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Now York Money Market.

New York. April ..
Sterling exchange easy at iS;25 for So
day bills and at 4S715 for demand
Commercial bills 49,,
Bar silver 515
Mexican dollars Al.
F Government bonds easy,
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call easier at 34mia per cent.
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