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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17

of 500, 600 under the win Of Mira. Jane D.
Royce. The bequest was contested by the
immediate relatives of the deceased. The
money is directed to be used for the benefi,
of the poor churches of the city of Boston
and vicinity.
The strike in Russel.'s mills, Pittsfeld.
Mass, inaugurated by the weavers and
spinniaers, WAS declared off by the sink IT.
At mt iing held Wednesday. The strike
was for restoration of Is per cent. re-
duction 10 wages, and was abandoned be-
cause the strikers have been deserving back
TO work. Only q small percentage of the
men will be taken back, most of their
places having been filed.
George W. Peck, Governor of Wiscon-
sin, may succeed Thomas F. Cakes as one
of the receivers Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. There is q movement
on foot to bring the change about. The
belief is general that Receiver Cakes will
be removed as a result of the examination
into the shady Northern Pacific deals now
being conducted by Alfred L. Cary. the
special master in chancery appointed by
Judge Jenkins.
Eight deputy United States marshals ar
rived at Cheyenne, Wy, with 10 of the
Commonwealers arrested. Monday, at Coke
vile. Among the number is Gen. She ffier
who is charged with being the commander.
An order was received there ordering four
companies of the l7th infantry to Green
River to secure the 200 men now in the
hands of United States Marshal Rankin and
to protect Union Pacific property.
The MISSOURI Democratic state conven-
met at Kansas City Tuesday. In the even
ing the resolutions committee presented two
reports. A majority report favors free
coinage of silver at the ratio of l6 to l. and
containing fierce attack upon the A. T.
P, which organization, it declared, is fos-
tered by the Republican party. The minor
ity report does not favor the free coinage of
silver and is a practical endorsement of the
Cleveland administration.
Clerk Conley of the Rhode Island House
of Representatives, Wednesday, received
back again from State Author Auditor Lam
ders, the House payroll for the May SEES
sion of 1898, with the endorsement that
payment Is refused for reasons already
given. Clerk Conley will now return the
roll and report the CORE spondence to the
House, Thursday. Some Democratic want
the House to apply for writ of mandamus
against the state auditor, and others are
ready to take Sc for the six days session
Mother Superior St. Anislaus and Sister
Clement of the convent at Sioux Falls, S.
D., have brought a .uit against Miss Flor.
ence Kilkflly of Boston for $40 600 for
slander. The defendant was enterts ined
by the sisters when she was there six weeks
ago to write up the divorce colony. 1t is
alleged that she took olfense because the
sisters refused to make certain disclosures
and left the convent. She is also accused
of saying that the sisters tried to poison her
and of riting letters to the effect that Il e
sisters we're companions of disreputable
women and that the convent was infected
with vice.
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BUTTERFLY Eow AID STOCK TIE.

BUTTERFLY BOw AID STOCK TIE.
ald which is authority for the fashions
here given, every gentleman will want to
tie his own, which will not be a difficult
matter.
A tie which is likely to be worn even
more than the butterfly is the plain straight
tic, which can be used either with or with
out the stock attachment. Il is very
handsome tic and has quite stunning
effect when properly tied. 1t can k had
III nearly every variety of shade, and the
selections are nearly all attractive. White
ties in pique and white pongce silk ascots,
with flowing ends, will also be much worn.
In compliance with Il demand for white
ties pure white silk narrow four in hand
has been hit upon, which is at once revers-
ible and can be washed without any spe-
cial CARA
The electric light ard power station for
the town CT ClambcTy, near Lyons, is re-
markable fer the height CT the waterfalls
used to drive the rl;ibines These falls are
IN the Iscrc about II miles from Cham
bery. ard the 'Ntil head is 2,0l0 feet.
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STYLES FOR CYCLING.
French, English and American Ideas-In-
novations With View to Comfort.

The prevailing dress for cycling is made
in black or dark materials, with plated
skirts reaching below the knees. Laced
boots are Worn to the ankle, but fit loose
ly, leaving the ankle free for action. With
the skirts, blouses or shirts, with short
jackets, hats of every color and description
are worn. This is American style.
Many Frenchwomen have dispensed
with skirts altogether simply wearing
rather full trousers and blouse or other
loose kind of bodice. Their dress has the
characteristic elegance which never deserts
Frenchwoman, but il has not yet COM
mended itself to American or English
taste.
Among English innovators one lady
wears full Knockers and a coat and CATERS
of the same material The coat is very
smartly cut, and the full basque, which is
just long enough to clear the mud guard,
is three yards in circumference 1T the bot
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Very Natty Conceits In Ties.

The matter of making judicious sclec-
ton of ties no longer bcwilders man alone.
Since the advent of the 'gentlcmanly
girl it becomes one OF the questions OF
woman's toilet also. Really the latest
thing in the tie line is the butterfly tic,
which is, of course, black or white foi
evening wear, but which can be had in col
ors for day purposes. As will readily be
seen, the tic takes its name from its pc
culiar shape and marked resemblance to
the real article in the butterfly line. OF
course the butterfly comes IN tho made
tie; but, according to the New York Her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17
A YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
AN INTERESTING SKETCH.

Nothing appeals SO strongly 10 a mothers
affection as her daughter just budding into
womanhood. Following is an INSTANCE: "Our
daughter, Blanche, now IS years OF age. had
oeen terribly afflicted with nervousness. and
had lost the entire use of her right arm. She
was in such condition that we had to keep
her from school and abandon her music les
In fact. we feared st. Vitus dance. and
are positive but for an invaluable remedy
she would have had that terrible affection.
We had employed physicians, utshe received
no benefit from them. The first OF las August
she weighed but 20 pounds and altb ough she
has taken only three bottles OF Nervine she
now weighs los pounds; her nervousness and
symptoms OF StVitus dance are entirely gone.
she attends school regularly, and studies with
comfort and ease. She has recove red complete
use OF her arm. her appetite is splendid. and
40 money could procure for our daughter tho
health Dr. lilies Nervine has brought her.
When my brother recommended the rem
edy had no faith In patent medicines, and
would not listen to him, but as last resort
he sent us q bottle, we began giving it to
Blanche and the effect was almost immedi-
ate."-Mrs r. X. Bullock. Brighton, N. Y.
DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine Is sold by all
druggists on n positive guarantee, or sent
direct by tho DIR. Miles Medical Co., EIkhart.
Ind. on receipt of price, 81 per bottle, six
bottles for IS, express prepaid. 1t Is positively
free from opiates or dangerous drugs -
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RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Showing Dealings 10 Live Stock at the Brighton
and Watertown Markets.
Amount of stock on the market.

Prices for western beef catIle. live weight
Choice. 41"ft43lc pr Id: second quality, Hl41ac;
third quality. JG}lac; poorest grade of coarse
oxen, COWS, balls. stays, Texans, etc, 2QS3c pr
Id.
dressed weight: Choice. 5~aM6a4c pr 10; first
quality, 5G5Isc; second quality, +1sGl43.
Hides, talio~, etc-Edes. 41all;c pr Id: tai
low, 3li&c: caliskns, 75c each; lambskins, soc
each. sheared skins, .5c each; branded hides,
&c pr ID.
Northern and eastern beef cattle-Values
were about the same as those of last week, bat
the trade was brisker.
Mich cows and springers-Prices were very
fair, although the sales did not amount to
anything alarming.
Veal caives-As II rule the stock was of good
quality and values were firm.
Sheep and lambs-The market has improved
somewhat from last week. but drovers think
there is still great room for advancement in
this particular branch of the business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17

Wherefore. your petitioner, b., fore enterin,
upon HE construction Of its "a id railroad in a.
cord nee with its said location qu. SITS that you
III norf, after due notice, will we " of sal o,
DO ed crossings, hear all PARTIES int. res ed tnG
d. teimine the manner and conditions Of maxim.
said Ca ossDls, IN accoId dance with the provi 10,
81 law in tins ie.p ct made and row. ed; Also
that our 10 ora viii Crd, changes in the cours
Of the TO lowing ID ghwaysS
Tie highs ny leading from Wi casstt to Alma
ct station i20 OF aid loo ton, the ie. ide bc
OF Bet am Erskine in the town of Alma: the high
way reading rom he mill at Head Tide Village i,
said town o. Alma TO The " hiteded r, ad, at or b.
tween ations 40 AID i3 VI said location near th
isr dxe at Head ride Village in the town of Alma
TIE highway at the Gravel Bank, 80 called nen,
Kings II . village in the town Of Whnteii. ID be
twe' n stAtitns Go and t6s of said location: all
Fad requested changes being 40 as to ;aciiita,.
The crosrii g OF pa sEg along IS. id Town WAYS an,
highways By sait location.
a %. ption. p AN and profile of said locstioI
s,Rhed by warIeh NitkeItUa, Chat T.. gin.er l.
fii.d h, re- with.
ni-casset 6 Quebec Railroad Company.
by w. F.LD l.. FoGG, (. LeIaI CoIns,l.
rue copy.
AritsT: =. c. FAERIyGToN, Clerk.
GA the or ing Petition; Ortered, That til,
peiiil mr. Cause 10 be pull sh a true COPY o
said petition, and his RIDER Of notice thereon
Tour days sucGessively in lie DAILY kENSEBEt
JOURNAL, ne. spaper published at Augusta, il
the CouLrv OF kebnetec, the first publication II
sud pap,r TO be fast =. ven days before Tue =
DAY. Zo.h Cay Ma, A. ID. ISL ON which cay lhs
b ard If air, sd COMMISSIONER Will be il
session at the Depot II The Name Central Raul
road IN WhcAsstt At Gig, o'c.oek in the forenoon
for the purposes indicated n said petition.
The Board i'll then View the lcca ion of the
several ways and trossiIg m+Di ioned in the fore
gong petition. and on WEDNESDAY the 18th
dAy .f May. A. ID. 1894, b in -es.iUn at the Name
Genital Depot IN Burnhain at one o'clCcx in H. e
AFTERNOON Ter the IA po-e- aio esad.
-. y. MOk1 LAND. ( haIn.aI.
For the Board of Railr ad
Commas r. If L a.ne.
Dated tbs 18th day ..-ay A. u Iss,i.
tnayf-di<
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In Germany, SO it is said, the greatest
care is taken that the marigold shall never
be allowed place among the flowers with
which maidens test their love affairs, and
III Austria it is regarded as most unlucky
to gather the crocus, as it is said to draw
sway ones strength.
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I 2 5 g 9
Philadelphia. ....... o 0 0 2 Ito
New YORK;. o o 0 0 0 o o. !
Hits-Philadelph Il, IS; New York. a. Errors
Philadelphia. !; New York, 3. Haddock and Glenn
ents Heekin and Farrell.
AT BOSTON.
Mullane was batted out of the box in the
sixth. The champions did not let up on
Brown. The Orioles hit Lovett freely. but
wonderful fielding by Bannon and Duffy
curtailed their score. The game was
played on the Congress street grounds. The
series with the Phillies has been transferred
to Philadelphia. Attendance, 1906.
"a 6 .
Boston 80. -. 0 0 o. 4 0 2 10
Baltimore. ........ l % % f. 8
Hits-BOston, IL, Baltimore. 10. Errors-Bos
ton, 3; baltimore, 7. Lovett and Cancel; Mul-
lane, Brown and Robinson.
AT BROOKLYN.
The Washingtons held the lead, tolsy,
In the 18th, Kennedy of the home team,
IL 3 4 5 6 s go ii
Brooklyn ..... 0 o o o o l. 3
Washington. / 0 / o y % o u 2
Hits BROOKLYN, II; Washington, Z. Errors
brooklyn, l: Washington, ,. Daub. Kennedy and
kinslow, Lachance, Mercer and Mcclure.
AT CINCINNATI.
Louisville punched hits in the eighth, to-
day, and base on balls. two Singles by
Twitchell and O'Rourke and home runs by
Weaver and Richardson netted five Iua.
and the game. Attendance, 1900.
. G 50
Cincinnai......,... 2 0 o 0 O. Z
Louisville. ....... 0 0 0 S O. .
Hits Cincinnati, 9; louisville, IL. Errors
Cincinnati, l. Louisville, o. DwJer aud Murphy;
iiemm.ng and Grim.
AT CLEVELAND.
In the seventh, today, Cleveland became
badly ratified by errors III that inning, and
in the ninth let the visitors scOIe five un-
earned runs. Attendance, 1900.
r 4 % 8 9
Cleveland. ......... 0 2 o y ~ 8
). louis :. -. $50. . o o 0 3 5
Hits {. eveland, o; ST. Louie, 6. Errors
Cleveland, Z; ST. Louie. 0. Clarks IL and O'Con-
nor; Gleason. Hawley and Buckley.
AT rIrTsBURG.
Todsy's game was battle between pitch
ers. in which Killen had the best of the
ment. Attendance, GOO.
t2 4 6 IS
Pitfsburg. 20 0 o y U . X
Chicago. . 0 o U v o o 0 o. D
Hits-P, ttsburg, Z; Chicsgo, 8. Erro-s-Pitts-
burg. o; Chicago. s. XII en- and Mack; McGill
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Are
We
Not
Right 2
DON'TS!

DON'T
AK the JOURNAL to keep matters OF current
intei It out Of it, columns and save Us the disa.
greable outy OF refusing you. Our work 10
publish the news-not to SUI press ii.
DON'T
Ask US to republish an article becaufe OF a typo.
graphical error We will positively do nothing oil
The kind. In case the sense Of the teat has been
CHANGED, We will make u correction; otherwi,e
dof- We have pressure enough on cur columns
every day, without warming over any Of our OWE
chestnuts.
DON'T
Forget H. ut a newspapers space Is IT'S stock In
rade. 1t cannot do busiDe. and give 1t away ay
none than merchant could dispose OF bis goo1s
srafuitously. There are some people who donl
think OF this, but It's fact just the came.
DON'T
ATTY dollars worth of free advertising and inen
Ask i'm 10 head your subscrp tlon paper. Ihs"
literally riding free horse to ceath.
CONT
Marvel at occasional typographical errors Lne
magazines hire hpriced experts and reaa ,he, \,
which TO prepare for publication and none OF them
It Is laid. has issued q number without vp
graphic error somewhere. The wonder ts eat
fore With new, PAPER rushed together insiae ~
tw, nty hours. is not that there are typographicS'
erro- .; but that there are not more OF them
DON'T
Fail to write all words and especially pr9Pess
oames distinctly in copy sent the JouEaAL;; LIE
are acquainted with the paites you SPEAK u qu'''
likely. We are not.
DON'T
Blame the paper. therefore, " an ipdennte ~
If line. with a curl ut the end. which you m
for Jones 10 interpreted smith. Our conPossih,s
are good at guessing; but they are not in'aN''
DON'T
Fail to inform the Office of any negligence On wv
pant of our carriers.
DON'T
Think that any advertising mediur In Cen saI
Maine CO n compare with the KESNEEEc joy
and. above all things,
DON'T
Fail 10 take advantage Of our great e0Ss''
J odefs.
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WISH ngton az Baltimore, Cleveland ut Chicsgo
Louis vile ut Plttsburg.
Lewiston at Ha,erhili, Fall River at WOTces
ter Portland at Bangor. Brock on at Pawtucket.
Bowdo n and Dartmouth at Hanover.
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HILLS cATAARH CURE.

Prcser psiou in use over hity years, Surs
Cure. $40. ii. Ii. Ii 70 Box 2is. Augusts
Maine martdtf
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At the Lingeeh. Eas, curing maetine,
"wednesday. the Inauguration plate for 2
sear-oids was won by Draw Lass.
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-. ~ Sis -Ni-hh " 'i-hA 's-N
Toll Bridge leading from
Wiscasset to Edg comb and
ut the WESTERLY end of said
bridge.
NJ. Z. L. X. at a point neal
tie east end OF platform OF
the station at Wiscasset.
Clark Point re AL near the
Gro. sing of Mill Brook.
Old Shet pscot road near tn,
crossing Of Mill Brook.
Ana road near Mil Brook
bridge. st-.
Dresden road near crossing
Of South branch OF Ponl
Brook.
Ave i'll road near Av.rii'
place.
Alua road leading from Wis
cas- ct to Alma near Colin
Carleton's.
Road at Head Tide neai
bridg
Road at Head Tide near mill
Road at he Gravel Bank
Kings Mills.
North Whit. field or Turner,
Corner road near Abbn
Blenn's.
North ~ hiteti,ld road at .
point about one-half mil,
north first crossing.
Toxn Farm road ut a point
about oLe-fourth of II mi,
cat of ATS Junction wIil
North " hi, efeld road.
Road leadii 2 from North
" hiteii, ld 10 South defer
ron ear North Whii.iicld.
Road leading from North
Whitehead 10 J III rson neal
North WLiteiiclG.
Road lead NJ from Nortl
" bilefie,d to Conp"r's NIL =
on easl erly side Of She. p, cot
river and about oLe.half mile
north of North Wh.tefeld.
x al leading from Moth
Whitehead 10 CooE er's Mill.
on west side of Sh-epscoi
river near Cooper Mills.
Augus,a load ne, the june
tiUn with vert 70 d iron
North " hiteii, Id 10 c op.r's
Mills and about one half NIL,
Neot Vt the Mills,
China road at a point one
and one fourth niles ON
crossing of Augusta road.
China road near the lesi
demo. Of Bernard Mckenzie
Road leasing from " IN dsoI
10 China road and nine hun
died f. ct east of West Branth
of Sleeps, ot liver.
The China road near PCpe'r
Garner.
The Somerville road near
P,pe's Corner
The CHR II road near the res
idence of Sarah MELVIN.
The road leading f,on Wind
sor TO China near the brio gt
over the West Bianch OF Ia,
Sh, el scot ri, er.
The road near residence q
Horace Choate.
] he Rad lie, ding from Chins
rOhd W. sterly and near The
residence If H.race Choate
he Augusta road at " eeks'
Mills.
The China road near its juno
ton with the South China
road.
Tie I6ad leading from
Branch Nils TO Augusta and
at n point near The residence
of Henry D.nsmoIe.
The Horseback road leadir 3
fiOm the Augusta and
Branch Mills road to the
Branch Mills and CHR a vii
lfge road at u pO.nt ar
Gully Hill.
Austin rt ad at Cole Corner.
Back al from China 10
Sou h a lbiCn at II point 900
cast Of east ED Of bridge IA
head Of China l fond.
West load from { hina Vii
lage 10 ALBION at johnson
BRO, k.
Wat.rvi le ros d nea. tn.
residence of q. II. Crosby.
FAN lied Rad near (hll.
mer's mill.
Bog road leading from East
Benton 10 Albion on the east
side Of Fifteen Mile Stream,
and near the residence OF
Mr.. Robinson.
Unity road leading from Ben
ton Station to Unity near the
crossing Of Bog Brook.
LeoLard road leading from
Clinton to TRY ut \ Ioint
about one-half mile west OF
Twenty Five Nile Str.a am.
Belfast Il. ancii Of the NJ. e..
X. X.
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New England Standing.
New England League.
AT BANGOR.

Bangor lost, today, through inability to
place the ball. Their hits were quickly dir
posed Of by the Lewiston tielders into
whose hands the ball WAS almost alwa,
batted. Mccormack and Deadly both
played excellently.
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National League Stan siaJ.
League Games.

New York WAS outbatted and ontfielded
from the start. Hsddock pitched effectively
and was aiven excellent support. Anen.
dance, BIZ.
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UvUof 61moS.
At Buifxlo-Buffa!o, IA; Syracuse, Z.
At Camb,iIge-Harv.rd, IL; Trinity, 4.
At Annie rst. Msss.-Yale, 4; Amherst
At Observation-Disclosures ton, IL; Spring
field, Il.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 10; Provi-
dence, IA.
At Wiliamstown, Mass. illiams, IL !;
Wesleyan, 5.
At Princeton, N. J.-Princeton, IS !;
Maphatten ,llege, ?.
Philadelphia University of Penn
sylvania, IL; Lehigh, ..
At HANOVER, y. IL.
Dartmouth today rsvepged itself for its
defeat BY the Boudoin boys, yesterday
Dmsmofe carried of the batting honorsSnd
Tabor pitched = magnificent game. The
team work Of Dartmouth was perfect.
IL 4 s c. So
Dartmouth.... ..... 5&e 4 20 0 Kill
Bowdotn ............ o o 0 0 0 o.
Hits-Dartmouth. a; Bowdotn. Z. Errors
Dartmouth. 2; Bowdoin, 8. Tabor and Abbott
Williams and Hxines.
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Think
it
Over
Moment,

and you will remem-
Der that it is the
same in every city in
New England, you
knew where to look
for bargains, even
though a stranger
in the city; but the
reason why you
knew, may never
have occurred to you.
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To the Honorable railroad Com.
,nissiOners of the State of Maine

The Wiscssset 4 Quebec Railroad Company. Q
CORPORATION established by the laws of the State OF
Maine, having by virtue OF law completed 'he 10
cstion of its railroad from Wiscassst in the County
of Lincoln via Whitefield in tad county 10 Burn
ham in the County OF Waldo. and having filed Its
said location with the respective Boards OF
County Commissioners OF he Couni les OF Lincoln
Kenuebtc and Waldo. which location has been
duly spproved By said Ccubtv Comm ssioners; re
spectfuIy rep esents to your Honorable Board that
the .aid location of its said railroad crosses certain
town ways. highways, and other ways in the tow NJ
of Wiscasset, Alma. Whtth, Id, windsor. China
nun bered and described a, follows, VIZ
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An Admired Stanx2

One of the most admired stanzas in
Gray's "Elegy Ia . Country Churchyard''
Is the fourteenth:
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resay's Games.

New York At Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Boston
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IIus-Lewiston, II: Bangor, Z. Eiror,- LEV
iston, 9; Bangor b. Lynch and Bergen; Mcbride
and Hart.
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Did
lit
| Ever
Occur
| to
| lyon
| WIN

You knew just
where to look for the
real bargains in a
town or city?
Is it guesswork?
Well, hardly.
They will always
be found with those
traders who are live
hustling advertisers.
The man who Adver-
tIses, handles goods
to several times the
amount of the one
who sits down and
waits for people to
hunt him up.
The'man who Adver-
tises, is constantly on
the lookout for real
bargains to offer his
customers.
The man who Adver-
tiSeS, knows he can
dispose of these bar
gains, even though
the quantity is large;
therefore he does not
hesitate to buy Il
large lot if the price
is right q
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Full many gem Of purest ray serene
The darA unfathoIned caves CT ocean bear;
Full many q flower is born to blush unseen
And waste its sweetness on the desert air.
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Todsy's game was battle between pitch
ers. in which Killen hsd the best Of the
ment Attendance, GOO.
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AT FALL RlV Err.

.Hits--IIavefhiii, l.; Worcester, u. Errors
Havefhi.l, q; Worcester, 6. McKilop and hwee-
ney; Gallery and O'brien and Hayes.
AT FALL RIVER.
Fall River won from Pawtucket in rather
\ loosely played game this afternoon. In
the eighth the home team touched Morse up
for four doubles and single, which, aided
BY Pawtuckets errors, gave them five runs.
Good work in the ninth gave them two more
and the game.
1 8 9
FALL River. = o ) Zig
uits-fal River, 10; Pawtucket, 10. Errors
Fall River, 5; Pswtuckst, O'Neill and Rollins
Morse ana Roach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17

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