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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

A number ~ steamers were reported ior "a 10
,.ii.J FOR ADDITIONAL tonnage Freishts ~ other
LirIs were scarre Tonnage offered moderately
ana -a,es we're moro favorable 20 shippers quota
lions f0 Liverpool l0izd, London, ia. cotton 70
Liverpool per 100 70. $40 81 -. .
oHARTERS-S steamer. $50 TONS lumber. Guf
% - River Plate at or about 81. 80, May
British steamer 1923 tons lDrevousyl. coal,
Norfolk 20 Rosario 3's 9l. prompt; British steam
or lgs tons previously. coal Baltimore 10 ne
River Plate 3Ss prompt: Dutch steamer :ss
tons. same. 5es. prompt. Dutch steamer Ioo-
tons. sane. Italian steamer. 2.lo0 tons. same 20
vest coast Italy. private terms. Italian steamer
s,2 tons, .ams British s'eamer SOS tons
anne - sicily: British steamer 3 0Oj tons. sugar
So, York or Hayre. sos. June. British steamer.
S0lj 'onA transatlantic trade. u months. rs 90;
deliveries Europe prompt. British steamer. z.si3
IONS. same one round trip. is 81. deliveries
France. prompt: Norwegian steamer. 1913 tons
rlai Baltimore 20 Guantanamo. private terms.
prompt. Norwegian steamer. l09T tons. geners Al
cargo Baltimore % Havana. private terms prompt
schooner 3O2 tons coal Philadelphia or virginia
10 Nassau theme. Tampa 70 Iryingon. dry cypress.
private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
Prom n. TrihIls Bureau
Washington. May II.

Prom n. Trhlns Bureau
Washington. May L.
ARMY
Retirement = col WILLIAM = BLAUYELr inf.
announced
Col GEORGE SANDS. 9TH Cav. assigned
Ma THOMAS - HANSON. q g. report 70 com
handing general Philippine Dept. for temporary
Cap FRANCIS Il CAMERON. Jr retired. from
Grand Rapids. t1 home
Fif,' Lieut. fRANhLlN l. WHITLEY. INF. 70
uryeI IT. Inf
Lea,ss n absence Mat FRANK T HARRIS. Gen
eraI star oue month ou fe'ief from Outs 900 Phil
iprnes col EIGENE + LAbD. siI sen.
three months sii tseuy eight dlys. May 20
NANY
Com n JACKSON General Board. 20 CON
mani virginia N4y r.
Lieut. " " sili Ti. n navy yard. Washington.
D. sign Il FIELD. Fauliing. % Connecticut
Ersign J J. Al SrlN. detained receiving ship at
New York. 90 Prairie
surgeon q y. klpLA, 10 MAYA. ISAInlng STATION,
a4<~.l IAA-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
WRITER AVOIDS JURY BOX
Prejudice Against Carrying
Gun Excuses McCutcheon.

George Barr McCutcheon. the novel
ist. after being summoned as taleS-
man in the trial Of Frank Madelina'
formerly a saloonk,eper, OF 1879 Hester
at. charged with the murder Of Frank
Psrpa. was challenged peremDtor'ly IN
General Sessions yesterday when ne
admitted prejudice against any man
who might carry a revolver
Papa, according to testimony taken
before Coroner Hamburger, entered
Madelina's saloon on December IL, l9oN'
and demanded money. After the killing
Madeline fed TO Steubenville, OHIO hut
some months ago sent on his lawyer
Ralph r. Kohn, TO clear UP the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington. May l2-rhsr- were no we'll
defined disturbances over N. county to-
night. although pressure Is moderately 10"
from Tho St Lawrence valley southwark 70
he Ohio valley and thence westward Ho"
ever. II remains high over tho West Atlantic
Ocean and moderately nigh north @, Lake Superior
and this distribution resulted in the continuance OF
the general showers IN the South and their extension
into the ohio Valley. the lover lake region. tho
middle Atlantic states and New England. Thunder
showers continued in the north upper lake region
and local showers in the Northwest and over tbs
north districts west Of the Rocky Mountains
There will be showers Thursday in the lower lake
region the middle Atlantic states and New Eng
land continuing Friday in the Northeast; there vii
also he shower, Thursday In the Pacific states amt
Nevada aud Thursday night or Friday IN Utah.
Wyoming and Western Colorado. Esewhere iair
weather viii prevail Thursday and Friday. II VIII
300 cooler Thursfav To the lower lake region an !
Northern New England and warmer in the East
temperature changes viii NOT ne of importance eI
cept locally In III north plains states where local
thuuier-fDrms Hlll cause some fall.
Winds for Thursday and Friday. North Atlantic
Coast, moderate southwest 10 vest middle Atlanta
cast moderate variable becoming northwest by
Friday. south Atlantic Coast. moderate. mostly
south. east Gun coast. gentle 70 moderate. variable
moderate north amt northeast winds Thursday win
fair weather. lower lakes. moderate shifting winds
THURSDAY becoming northwest and north showers
and cooler except fair on West Erie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13

The orders and notices that appear IN thi.
column apply only TO the Boy Scouts OF
America and not 10 any other organization
using the word Scouts" Lori,lard Spencer.
Scout Commits siorer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13

Highest temperature yesterday 80 (at - 10
. m lowest IS at a M average 81. aver
age for corresponding date lest year. 50. sverass
f0r corresponding date last thirty three years.
Humidity.
n.....5s p m......53 8 p m......ss
Barometer Readings.
m. 20 % / p ...30ls 3 ?. m 20 80
Local For.cmt.-Shovers to-day: unsettled to-
morrow. moderate shifting winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
ARRIVED

steamer Kronhors DAM Coperh hagen Apt! p.
70 Furch Fdye d Co IN ballast Bar. 1880 IT..
lth. =, ~
Hsrald tNorl CienfusEo5 Nav ?. 20 II Win
chester Co VITA sugar. Bar 30 m
Havana Havana MAY O. 10 the New York 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS

m. Manuel Calvo repor'el a go miles eas, o'
e7nIt Hook a. nom yesterday. i 'iY'''e1 10 u'A
81 At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
Barometer Readings.
FIRE RECORD.

II 5O-i-a2 Lexington az. : l. Hartman: trt,lins
. 90 433 West i6th -. sadie O'Bren. uifling
= 0O-iIl Fast s'h 81. s. silver & 60. trhng
20 II West l5th II Helen Iohert. triniug
l5-proyost sv and Light 81 ID. Russell $1,000.
70 o0-lSfth st. and Hughes a5.. vacant lot: IN
known. No damage
II iO-lss East 3lr st G. Smith. tr,hlns
II q Ssi B-oadwsy. l.. Wenstork: trfing
0--l->1 Bathgate az. Nathan Wolf slight.
4iI-lS43 trotoua az. J. schneider. $50
, 0i-l5 West seth s. Helena Suudeey. 500.
.l5-IZ13 BROOK ay The Bronx : Webber. tn
niuz
SD. Fi'th sv. De Crazy Co ,ririns
90 i4l W l2-th -. r. Biaum trifiug
{ 20 1855 Ridge - J kurz irifius
10 20 s and 10 West lleth st. Lily Millinery
Go unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
Troop Notices.

Troop i6 George J. Forbes scout master has
been for innate iu obtaining the services o. Dr
Nolan ~ Instructor ir FIRST All aud the boys
are row 'akrs u complete course in ne subject
In the last ~ iuoniA. ,hiS iroop has made such
marked progress that two weeks ago u was di-
vided into fWo patrols
Troop no Harr, Smith scout master. visited
tho navy Na-i recently and went aboard The cruiser
Arkansas and the Eunhos' Haulry. They also saw
tther points - interest IN The yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

n..t,, alto, and steamer so p N.
J,pan, Korea China. PHILIPPINES VITA Sc
~, Tsr-i. Man ....... To DAY
U.u,u f,is San F,,gci,col Na,.onia go. May "a
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China. PHILIPPINES
(,la Ssn Francis Tenyo Mau May Il
Tahiti. MGrqucsss COOK Is snds. NeT Iea-
lsrd Australia via san Francisco.
MaitsI ..,'...................Ma May 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
Vessels Arriving at and Dc'
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALNANAC


surri,e 60. sunset. o.. moon '"'
moons age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13

Local offclaI Reeord.-rhe following orrcial rec
orl from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in
IN, temperature for the last twenty four hours T.
comparison with the corresponding date OF last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
Forecast for Special localIue,.-Eot.rn New
YORK. New Jersey. Eastern Pennyvanla and Della.
v are. ,hoNtrs to.day; unsettled 70. morroH.

Western New York and Western Pennsylvania
showers 70 DAY fair tomorrow.
Northern New England and Southern New Eng
land showers to-day and probably 10 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
District Notices.

By order - Deputy Scout Commissioner Newman
ali troops u The upper Ea.t side district are Of
rectri 10 report for inspection az he rally -
10 held A, the Young Mems Hebrew Association.
Ninety sccond Street AMI Lexington Avenue. On
SATURDAY MAY r. Troops viii report 30 la'rr
Than : g p m Troop flags may he carried but
M afar, ofher faEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
WORK WANTED.
Mala.
Female.

Female.
Az AMERICAN geutlcwoman desires reensisc-
mont A companion 10 elderly lady. would super
v,.e household or travel. capable and etperehtei
rnoierate SALARY. uucIceptlouable references. Al
dress Box go. New canaan. 'onn.
pooKKFEPER -Card voucher safeguard; control,
ttng .rcounfs. understands credits. etceheit ftl-
erenccs permanent OF temporary. hol-"u' Nv -
Nicholas Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13
CIGARETTE TAX,
DELEGATES idea
Saws Tobacco Men Should
Reimburse Taxpayers or
Care of "FiendS."
WOULD REAPPORTION
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
|. F. Haffen, of Bronx. Makes
Sweeping Proposals-Abolitlou
of Labor Unions Suggested.

rr,,o, star Correspondent o, tt. Tribune
Albany. MAY II. The practical aboi-
isbment Of labor unions. an educatlonhl
test for voters, n reapportionment OF
Assembly districts. curbinG OF the
introduction Of bills in the Legislature
and a tax on cigarettes were among
the ideas embodied in the proposed
amendments 10 the constitution Of
fered BY the delegates in convention to-
DAY.
The last mentioned proposal came
from Patrick ". Cullinan. delegate
at-large and former State Excise
Commissioner. in the form Of resolu-
ton. Mr.. Cullinan's idea. if carried
out, will result in speedy census OF
all inmates OF the state institutions.
the poor, the felon and the insane. MI.
Cullinan believes that this census Will
show that the vast majority of the
wards Of the state have been cigarette
fiends.
THE state" said Mr.. Cullinan. ex-
plaininr his resolution 20 the dele
gates. who laughed at It's title. 'ls
supporting many persons VINO have
been victims Of the cigarette. II is
only fair that those who profit from
the sale of cigarettes should reimburse
the taxpayers for their care Of the
cigarette fends.
"The constitutionality OF the excise
tax was upheld by the Court OF APP
peals on the ground that the state has
a right 10 be Unidentified, inasmuch as
II is supporting criminals and lunatics
who have been made so through drink.
There are now in the institutions Of
the state far more people than you re-
alize who have been sent there by
cause Of cigarette smoking. and my OBJ
ject is to follow out the thought OF ;he
ovcieo low "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-13

William Loeb, jr., said last night
that William J. Wollman was mistaken
in testifying that Mr. Loebs CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Barnes in the Office Of
J. s. Bache & Co. took place after the
election of 1912.
81 don't remember whether Mr.. Woll-
man was there or not" said Mr.. Loeb.
but he is mistaken about that. It
was while the fight for United States
Senator was on in 1911 that talked
with Mr.. Barnes. The Senatorial issue
was the subject OF our conversation,
and there is no doubt in my mind that
our talk took place while the vote was
going on"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-12
BELFAST

TIE preliminary discussion os
Recall" the subject q the !rta,..
iastic discussion. ths prize for -
is q four-years tuition 70 the I-n~
sity OF Maine, took place WedrssS
night in the main room II tbs d
school building, constituting -.
gram OF the Home and Scaool 80
Cation meeting. Some So Or mora
present and the JUDGES we're. Pre-
mary, Hoe John r Duuton, L.
W Jsnnys and s - Parker; s,.s1
n. 2 Woodbury., Miss Le5aa acs,J
and Mrs c. ". Proctor. The CO..
ants were. Leota Patterson. IN
Rednau, Doris Clifford, Lewis g.
non, Byron Saiter. Ar3o Rsd,.
Howard Wilson and Kenneth Wyn.
The subject is broad ana : mos, 4
,eres-ing one and the young pses
handled il II most SURPRISING -
ne-. For the boys, Howard ~
was given the highes- nunbs,
points by .t-e first judges. a.. VI
Ruth ReGra2n and Miss Leote Ps,.s
son were lie for the girls place u
arzl judges decided il t4yo. Of Nj
Ee0r.aE by : very small margin.
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Mrs. Asa a. tio.es

TIE death Of Hattie Z, CArdrsz,
vile II Asa i. HoNes, occurn
Wednesday night a. the Howes ~
dencs on Church street, after a ID
Illness. which for the past TWO we'
has been felt 70 be fatal Mrs. Hon,
Raz the daughter Of the l2.e C.'
Oliver Andrews q E.ockpUrt and ear,
II iicc vas married 70 the late Cal
Joseph Berry q Rockiand. connss1
e. q many ships and with whom 1
:raTe.ed 81 over the world. .Abou,
yeaEs ago. 2.ler years u w!doWhaJ
s5e gas married 10 Mr. Eowes. :,
had since sy-d n Belfast Of rena,,
able intelligence and endowed With
Te-y sweet and gracious manner, g,
made many friends For several va
sne had ree? an invalid, Elt bare h
suffering with unusual calm ana "a
t.ence. Cae sister. bliss Maria /,
drews. has been her constant Gonna,
io.4. Ia ,-!,-G made ger home with N
ard t.rs. E5oT-sS for years Mrs. Hos.
!s aisO survived By tie husband. q
ot tie cltES Incs- prominent busins
men, senior member OF the firm Of
\ doves ( CO. Ire funeral vii! IA;
place SatVrdaE Afternoon q o clo0
Rev. Arthur L. wilson = tie FL
Parish CC2irariany church, Of VIII
:ae Vas al attendant, o1.c.allng.
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DUN'S WEEKLY
TRADE REVIEW

New York, Feb. Hi. c. Dun ard
Cos. Weekly Reyie- OF Trade tor.7or-
VOW WI. say: A-cei ot tie develop
nlents OF the week are along lines Of
further strengthening OF confidence
ana 2 moderate. though De-ceo-ibIe
expansion in trade ACTIVITY Nothing
illustrates more yiv.1ly the enormous
gains made in the LAST six month. than
thu decline II foreign exchange 70 QUO
tatlons far below The usual gold i'm
port point. TIE outward movement
over 100000 bales, has changed con
dit:ors n she South rom depression
ard alarm 70 q teel.nr q cos-Da -ative
secr-:ty, which must increase steadily.
In iron and steel increased demand in
connection with large export sales are
ercoCra ging features Gotten goods
continue firm. TIE silk trade is ir-
regular, but conditions are described
rs generally satisfactory Higher
prices for wooden goods. tend to re-
strict demand. but the volume Of
business is believed 10 be we'll in ad-
vance OF last year. The question OF
styles still causes uncertainty and
hesitation IL footwear but buyer. ap-
pear more confident ard are now con-
tracing fairly literally
Failures in the United States are ass
against 5e6 LAST week ard 4o3 the
corresponding week last year. Fail
ures in Canada number e4 against So
last week and 81 last year.
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings ir All
the Leading Stocks.

New YORK. Feb. 11-Heavy buying
Of United States Steel common al
steady advances was the chief fea-
t1re Of today's strong and broad mar
ke,- Large individual lots Of the Stock
Exchange advanced from the very
outset and az 10 time did il recede
NOR than a mere fraction. Al the
end OF the session il showed net
gaiI. O =. points or t5g above its
minimum. Runo- was busy with the
movement i steel. gossip a,tributin=
lis strength 20 q possible c3-22ro-
mise u the sui, brought by the gov
eminent Apart from this however.
the cO:np4n ys favo-a bic statement %
January tonnage as published yester-
day. together with the fact that many
II the larger steel plants have recent
l. increased the.r output ~ more than
8 per cent were regarded as sufficient
causes for The rise
The entire Est shared in tic move
H7ent. bug i Vas noteworthy that mss:
OF n" substantial gains were IL high
class Or Investment issues as asaiu=-
he recent spasulotic advances IN
spec!4!ties. Union Paciec and South
ern Pacific Here assisted by decle-a-
t5"n q the regular dividends, even
though 10 changes had been expected
i. we'll Informed quarters. The de-
c.sion i The Interstate Co-n1lerca
Commission regarding freight CHARGES
between Missouri. r;yc- and Pacific
cast Points has the effect of reyis-
INK long ha-! rates ana puts the rail-
-ts@os tTa.c-s.rg that territory in z
te--er Irs4-5C. to meet Panama canal
competition This -e,, phase was re-
Eec1e1 n J!e better inquiry for ali
trans cc!.-..cEtal shares at substan-
rial adva2ces.
Voluntary wage INCREASES 70 min
e-s n the Michigan copper region to-
Sethe, with the restoration Of the Cal
uyriet ard fIecla dividend after & long
Ier-7d If suspension measured the
improvement II that Industry. The an
nual report If the Republic Iron &
Steel Co, showing ret .oss Of over
s--f=f. 1Q3 sor iS-s. testified - the re
CERT adverse conditions III taht trade.
London manifested greater interest
in CIR shares. stce! ard Canadian Pa
cifc being in request. Revision OF
minimum prices on the London ea-
change Is under consideration Beads
wera strong II al departments. some
q the low priced issues making pro
bounced Gains. Total sales. oar val
nel S-.@.4"st. United States bonds
we're unchanged or call
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Mock Trial

Following public supper VIII.
vas veil attended q 3Icca Trial VI
held Wednesday night n -1e Cniya
saiiEJ church. causing no end OF fl
The case vas broug5. ~ one Wii,
Angelina Jones airs. Fred Rackl1
against - Hubbard, 70 replayin
s,oien hen Owing 20 the rise in ia
Il The Waldo County Bar Associate
nc local attorneys were not engag
On either Size, and Charles B, Eaa
UaS prosecuting attorney, while d
respondent was represented by Fra,
/ Wilson. Municipal Judge Wayla.
K-c~:lcn presided. The c9mplaina
charge INA respondent Win steal,
a hen ard had 4 number u witnss
10 prove = ana 50 convincing Vas i
evidence and 50 -!.r1Sy ne s-ory Of i
>pnE6eGt, t.-at he JUICE found p-o
able caGsc and sentenced iE- respc
DER IL SIG a So-2- This NJ old and
was :.:..nE climax IA me pgogra
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WALDO
FREEDOM

TIE play given b. the Acaien
Dramatic Club Friday evening. Feb
~os another success This : he 50
ord play given ,E.S winter by t
acaier2y pupils and VEN. mich eniQy'
by their friends IS shown ~ the a
tendance. Mr.. Gr:.Fs w!th ,he teachsr
has spared no pains IN make The
entertainments profitable both fnal
cialIy and il the line Of school goF
Highly at Harvard" will be repeai
Feb. p.
\ fall q damp Snow some time dI
ing SUNDAY nigh, efTec.ualiy siienr
nearly all the telephones il the v
lage.
The mills are running only abd
half time. owing 20 scarcity Of wat
in big pond.
Mrs Olive Stewart ard Miss An
Brown were among thu visitors
town over Sunday.
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BOXING NOTES
BOUTS THIS WEEK

FR1DAY-Arthur Sinonz vs Frankie
Burns and Matt Brock vs. Bob Reyno,os.
New Orleans: Carl Norris Y. Al Norfun'
Kansas Giry; Joe Sherman Us Tom Car,
Joe yelling IS Bob Seaman, Kenosna
Joe Palmer VS. Ed Kstch.l, Chicopes
Bornhardier Wells vs. Dan NcIoi6Hck.
plymouth. Eng: st. Patrick. r. A. s.
srocktoTi, amateur bouts; Jack (Tvinj
Sullivan V. One Round Davis ana 4. o.
Bremen Is Soldier Bartfel4. Rurale.
SATLRDAY-Nerwood Press. Norwood
amateur bouts: Johnny Kilsane vs. EDDIE
Morsan, Philadeipha; X. o. Brown Y.
Jim t,ynn. Long Island, -. Y. ;.
SINDAI-Joe Haadot VS. Johnny Dun
dee, New Orleans
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PROBATE NOTICE.

10 al the persons Interested n either ot
the estz-eS hereinafter named:
and for TIE County of F.ea2ebec. in Vaca
ZION February third IN 1Hv year 81 our
Lord one THOUSAND nine E413ra'i and fl
i@tD. The following matter having been
.geEe2reG Tor ne eCtio:i taereuppE here
!r-afisc indicated. j. & hereby Or
laa- notice thereof - given 10 all per
sc-s Interested. Dg causing Z copy Of ,n.s
order 70 be published three weeas sue
cesS.veiy = the henEe5ec Journal.
newspaper published AZ augusta n said
County. thai -Ae!- may aT!ssar a. ? Pro
bate Corr 70 De he's = SAID Augusta on
10 al IL. o'c.ock IN tie forenoon. am
be heard thereon Il they see cause.
HoRAIIo r HARRINGTON. ate Of
Harrington, execGVrix named therein.
ELIIEA A. NORRIS. late Of Mon
'.-outE deceased. Viii and petition for
probate Thereof, presented ~ George =
ADoRNo CHEsLEY. late Of Vienna.
deceased Will ard petition for probate
thereof. presented b. Lewis Caes.ey o.
NAET J. FLAvII. late q augusta.
deceased : pt5EoE a2I.EE heen fiel
trai9" for Kesnstsc COUNTY ask.,.a,.1-at
him , said ckparitr.
OLIVER 9. Hall. late % .AuEys,a.
deceased. Final Account presented for
allowance. BY Oliver c. Hal and Hattie
TJse Han. executors
THERE'S. ". libby. late 81 Pelg-a1e.
deceased First account presented for
aLc1 -ncc BY MAi3e' f. Austin, cxe.utrtr
sYLEENta p. RAILEY. late OF Eagsa:-
moro, deceased. First account preserrc-s!
for allowance by George 4 Wo3Esura.
executor.
LEONARD 2 BLAIsDELL. late ot
ton FLED ~ Eta u. Dl4,s1e.., air.is,..z-
tra1rix.
Tl5EfESA ri LIBBY. late Of pei
era3e, deceased. Petition to- cizrr.b1..STl
Eiei by Mabel 2 austin execut-.x.
THOMAS HAYES ALIAS HUGHES.
late OF -cess deceased Petition To!
cistriou-ion a!ed h William T. Mig
g-Iull. executor
RIPLEY DAVIS. late Of A,tf~-. de-
ceased. Petition for license 10 sell r-:.'
estate - said deceased, situated in AZ
bioT, fun description being contained in
SAID petition. presented b. James II
Rowe administrator
CARLETON T. BLAKE EFT AIS. nj
nors, of AoEr outh. Petition for license
10 sell reai estate Of SAID minors s1tuat-
e6 ii sa,d Monmouth. tu!l description &c
ing corte:net II said petition. presented
b. Fred X. Blake l7.zrdia2.
diner. Eta account presented for allow
ence by Z. N. Thor. rson. guardian.
HAROLD Z. COOK.
Judge of said Court
Attest: r. ". LEIGHTON, H4gis,er
feb; +ri r
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Boston PceGuce Market

Boston, Feb. i.
BEEF-Vhola cattle Iii
BgAN->p-ing @S-51.
RCTTEE-NoEthern cc.163: western =
TG:
CHEESE-New Tor-; twins I..G-s.
COPS-No. Yellow =.
FGGSChoice -GE1: western 1-eS.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-12

KESNEBEc COUNTY Probate
Court, held at Augusta, IN vacation
February ), rsa
4 pe-irio-, having been presented by
VIII 3 Farnharn. Administrator on the
estate Of I-nogeae Doughty, late OF Al
susta, deceased. for distribution to heirs
Of money in his hands
ORDERED, That notice thereof be
given three weeks successfully prior 20
tie fourth Monday of February next. in
TIE Kennebec Journal. a. newspaper
printed il Augusta, that all persons in
.ersrec may attend 81 Cou-, OF Pro
bate then TO be holden at Augusta and
show cause, Il any, why the PRAYER OF
said petition should no. he granted
HAROLD z. COOK, Judge
Attest: F. ". LEIGHTON, REGISTER.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-12

EXECUTORS NOTICE. The sub
scriber hereby gives notice that he mas
been duly appointed Executor Of the viii
Of Lucy P. Gore, formerly Of Braintree,
Mass, late OF Augusta in the County of
Kennebec, decea sed. and given bonds as
the law directs All persons having de-
mands against the estate Of said de-
ceased are desired to present the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto
are requested to make payment imms-
diately.
EWING W. HANLEN.
NORMAN L. BASSETT. Augusta,
Agent q
January 8, 1915. =
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