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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-30
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clip. The time to the quarter was 80, and
to the half an even LOO Robert j. at
the pole was half length in front, with
Gentry Tapped, ice Patchen's nose at
Gentry's flank, and Mascot halt q lengta
back under a pull.
Turning for the point of rocks, Patcbcu
was seen to be gaining steadily, hut
slowly, when all of suddca he made
tangled break aud fell away behind.
Gentry, too, faltered, for Pstchen had run
into his sulky, tearing off the rim OF a
wheel
From there to the wire it was a st,rn
chase after Robert j., whom Gecrs had
simply to steady and let sail without even
coming TO drive. Gentry was four
lengths behind at the finish in 2 O49<.
Mascot as far back Of him, and Joe
Patchen just inside OF the Il ~
Gers sad after the race that his horse
was almost at his best, today. He was
not all out in any OF the miles vet he
paced in 2.0iH on course that Ia
counted two seconds slower than the one
at Terre Haute where he made his cham
pionship record OF .0ll9.
The race was a disappointment IN
horsemcp, as ice Patchen never paced a
single beat without Il break, thus leaving
in doubt the question as to whether he
could speed with Robert J.
Lynne Bell won The rare for 2. % trot.
ters in handsome style King Harry won
the 2 81 class, 10 three straight, lowering
his record from >. % to 2 1871 In the sec.
ond mile.
Tomorrow will end the meeting The
special feature of the card will be Azote's
effort to beat the worlds trotting record of
Z. 03A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-30
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

H. NJ. Bean Of Camden. has contracted
to build 1900 ton, four master, center
board, for Capt. j. G. Crowley Of Taun-
| ton, Mass.
Thomas j. Landers, prominent Rock.
land citizen, dropped dead of heart disease
in the office of the Clinton house, Thomas
ton, Wednesday
The goth Maine regiment held its re-
union at Portland, Thursday, and chose
the following officers President, H.. S.
Melcher; vice-president, George W. Rey-
nolds; secretary and treasurer, Samuel L.
Miller.
The date of the annual reunion of the
9Th Maine Infantry and 2d Maine Battery
Association has been fixed at Sept 12,
and the place will be Union. The veterans
in that town are making extra effort to
make it the best reunion yet.
In the races at Danforth, Thursday,
Mary Mao, b m, J. f. Watson, St John,
n, b won the 3-minute class In straight
heats; best time, 2 4215. Pembroke, s. s.,
j. b. 2. Wheelden, Bangor, won the
2.29 class. in straight heats; best time,
s.s214.
Capt. Horace Staples of Stockton
DP'Ahsso, "hC iiiNl WIN dCclutut,
last week, and was taken to the Maine
General hospital for treatment, is doing as
well as could be expected. One eye was
removed and the physicians hope to save
the sight of the other. The jaw bone was
found broken and his body punctured
from.the pieces of flying stone.
The 9th Maine Regiment held re-
union at Portland. Thursday and chose
the following officers. President, A. d.
RUSSELL Augusta; vice president, +. H.
Bryant, Machias; secretary, J. f. Shep-
pard, Lawrence Mass, treasurer, j. H.
Lowell, Hallowell; executive committe,
Volney A. Gray, Dover, Dennis M.
Hagsn, Boothbay, H. X. Hopkins, Au-
gusta.
Violet Haskell whose strange course
in marrying Prof Brister of Cincinnati,
while her husband lay at deaths door in
the little cottage in the GreenIaw district
of Deer ISLE has come back, and for
week has been at the bedside Of the man
she was said to have deserted. She says
she Is going to nurse him back to health,
and then set him up in business. What
she will do with two live husbands on
her hands remains to BIO seen.
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series may be played with Providence
this last would be sure TO be paying
series.
Ashe, who pitched early in The season
for the Portland team, but who has been
twirling in Chatham, Y. Y. of late has
signed with Rockland The situation
down in the Lime Rock city is getting
desperate owing to the persistency of the
redou btable Warrens and something must
be done.
There are to be some hot games at
kineo this week between a nine made up
of hotel people and visiting teams from
Guilford, Monson and elsewhere. Nc
Killop was engaged to pitch for the Kineo
but received word of illness in his family
at East Boston and left for that place
yesterday
Lewiston Sun: Brockton can't get
much lower. The public and press have
failed to see where Mr.. Twins advent
made the team do any better work. The
team was in third place when Perrin got
the cold deal, and though apparently on
the toboggan, was winning more games
than it is now.
Grandpa Morse, Rockland's star
lbtCGti, was lClSaStN oI
account Of Indifferent playing. Morse, it
will be remembered, was blacklisted by
Pawtucket of last seasons New England
League, and also jumped Little Rock
early the present season to come to Rock
land. He has been general favorite and
was only required to be in uniform two
days out of the week, bnt supporters of
the game feel that their confidence has
been abused. Morse will probably pitch
the remainder of the season for Warren.
He claims that he has not been receiving
proper support at the hands of his team,
but this Is denied.
New Bedford Mercury: Treasurer
Cummings, in letters from Manager Doe,
has received explanations concerning the
troubles at Bangor and Portland. In tn.
Bangor game week ago Saturday, Doc
says ne did not order Sharp to catch when
Lezotte put Murphy out of the game
He merely asked Lezotte TO punish Muir
ply by a fine and allow him to play, a.
Sharp was not in condition. He showed
tozotte Sharp's lame knee, saying, ~
man can't play with that, can he?" and
while Lczotte admitted that he couldn't
nevertheless Murphy was not allowed to
play. Hence Doe forfeited Regarding
the Portland game Saturday, which
wasn't begun until nearly dark. owing tt
rain, Doe and Leonard agreed in the sec
ond. when neither side had made a run
to quit if the game was still tie at the
end of the fifth. At the conclusion of the
five innings the players of both sides were
about to leave the field, but Cray ordered
the game to go on. So it did with the
result already published. Doe claims that
In accordance with the agreement between
himself and Leonard, the contest will
only count as tie game.
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eries. go) k,ightcd in subordinate COM
,nanderies; 41Sl total membership
TMere wer, 961 subordinate command
cries under the grand conmandery in
1Sq5. and 70 under the grand encamp-
ment; 81 81 knghted in grand command
cries; 7S3 snightcd in subordinate com
mandcries, total membership, JOG, 40.
The total receipts for dues from grand
comlnan(eries for 1898, 1894 and 1895 were
sl4. 93D.9O and from subordinate COM
manderi.s 1904, total o, Sl6,53i9O;
$l313. 40 was received from communicates
on various accounts, making total of
ST., SIS. 80 paid over to the grand treasurer.
The report of Grand Treasurer Sir II.
Wales Lines of Meriden, Conn.,, was also
submitted, after which the meeting adj
journad until 2 O'Clock.
At the afternoon session of the grand
encampment the matter of time and place
for the next tricnnial conciave was referred
to committee of eight. The principal
business was the discussion Of this matter
of time and place.
The committee on time and place later
renorted in favor of Pittsburg for the
next tricnnial conclave. 1t is asserted
that this is practically equivalent to a
vote, rs the sport OIL the committee Will
without doubt be ratified
President Williams.
The Masonic Veterans association held
its triennial convention yesterday in Ma
sonic Temple and elected the following
officers: President. :. Il. Williams, New
ark. o.; w. w. Lee, Connecticut, and
James W. Slater. Kentucky, vice presi
dents; John Nj. Carter, Baltimore, orator;
Edwin A. Sherman, San Francisco, mar
shall; J. &. Oliver, Arizona, standard
bearer; w. 5. Morton, San Francisco,
steward w. r. Bowen and George l.. Nc
Cam were re-olectcd to the offices of sec
rotary and treasurer, respectively.
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Base Ball Notes.

The great benefit game, on Labor day,
bids fair to be the event of the season.
With three good pitchers the Remedies
should be able to make strong pu on the
home stretch.
President Isaacson of the Lewistons,
has agreed to play off the forfeited game
in this city, September 4. 1t sure to DO
a hot contest.
Argus: Nyce seems to be good enough
to play on Boston's infleld. As he is
none too fast for the New England League.
it would seem that our league is pretty
speedy.
Brockton Enterprise: Jimmy Judd.
who jumped the Dangers, is playing sec
ond base for the Carriers of Boston. an
independent team. Amateurs are lust
about Jimmy's size.
New Bedford Journal: The people in
this city are wondering how many shares
the Fall River Herald base ball man con-
trolls in the different teams of the league
DE seems to think he is about the only
man in the country that knows how to
make New Bedford win the champion
ship.
In n telephone message to the editor of
tbs journal, last evening, Manager Burn
ham said that Daniels pitched gilt-edged
ball for the Remedies. His long rest has
put him in his oldtime form, and he will
be very valuable man for the team. Tt
was no fault of his that Portland won the
game.
Arrangements are under way for the
Pawtuckets to play games till the middle
OF September. Games will BE- arranged
with the Newports, the Cuban Giants and
when the Eastern league season is over a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-30
A FAMOUS YALE PITCHER.
lie Could not Shoot, but He Knocked Ott
Several Desperadoes.
New York Tribune. }

"One of the best men that ever knew
at adapting himself TO circumstances, -
observed Major Hotchkiss, twas young
follow that We'll call Robinson He was
a Yale man, and, fancy, bit Of black
shep. He came OF a good New England
family, and one brother went into the
ministry and smother came TO this city and
pros pered in the law, but these pursuits
were too prosaic for him. After we lett
colleg, he went to Cuba for few months,
and then came back and drifted to Chica
go, and became reporter ON the Chicago
Times. This was in the old Storey DAYS.
when Times reporter. in the event of a
man refusing to give him news. was ex-
pected to take the man down and hammer
il out of him
Robinson made a mistake one day.
he hammered the city editor and had to
leave town. He promptly came out to
Badger Rock, Mont.
Badger Rock, at that time, was one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-30
BOSTON is DISCUSSED
With Prize Fighting and Is Making a Move
to Stop II.

Boston, Aug. a9.-The Choynski-G God
frey and the Garrard- Connolly fights an
nounced for tonight, under the auspices
OF the Farragut Athletic Club, have been
Indefinitely postponed. Abont 500 sport :
gathered, tonight, in the West Newton
Street armory to witness the matches.
Captain DAILY, the referee, announced
that the police authorities had sum-
moned the principals i'll the Walcott
q Brlen contest, OF last night, into court
md would make theirs test case for de,
tcrmining whether in giving such ex-
h.b!tions the club was acting within its
charter or not.
The case will probably be heard some
day this week, and should the decision be
favorable to the club the events SEIZED
uied for tonight will be pulled off SOM
time within week, as Choynski will re
main here about that length of time
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Passengers on Halls stage at Winstsd,

Passengers on Halls stage at Winsted.
CT, Wednesday, saw an animal cross the
highway, leap fence and stand on Its
hind legs. As the stage drew near tT,s
animal ran into the woods The passer
gers say 1t was large gorilla and it ii
supposed to be the animal that was here
tofore reported as a wild man. as itwas
seen in the same locality as that whore
the wild man was said to hold forth. Tie
gorilla probably ESCAPED from some cirus
years ago. During the past winter a
g'rilla inhabited the woods in South
Norfolk and fed on chickens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-30
KENNEBECS.

Earned rurs, Porllard 5, Kennebec 2. Home
runs, Leighton, Viau. Three base hits,
O'Rourke, sullivan, two base hits, Slater 2,
sullivan, Dohetty, Kelley .. Sacrifice hits,
Magoon. Corbett, Pickett, Butler. Stolen
bases, Slater, Shaffer, Leighton, O'Rourke,
spill, Magoon, Terrien, Connor. First base on
balls, by sullivan, Beau. Doherty, Buckley; by
Daniels, Shaffer ?, spill :. First base on errors
Portland 2, kenuehee 4. Hit by pitched bait.
Buckley, Conner Passed ball. Butler. Struck
out, by sullivan, Pickett, Kelley, viau, Buck
ley; by Daniels. Corbstt, slater. Umpire,
Bradley. Time, Oh, 20 min.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-30
Ex-P0sTMAsTER GENERAL BIssgLL
Offered and Declines the Vacant Seat on The
Supreme Bench.

Buffalo, Aug. 29--It is lea rned ON re-
liable authority that eS-Postmaster Gen.
eral Wilson :. Bissell has been offered tie
place on the United States supreme court
bench made vacant by the death of Jus.
tice Jackson. Mr.. Bissell will not accept
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-30
TOday's Games.

Bangor at Lewiston, Pawtucket at Fall
River. Remedies az Portland, Bcockton at
New Bedford
Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at Phila6el-
phia, st. Louis at Washington, Pittsburg at
Baltimore, Louisville at New York. Cincin-
nati at Brooklyn.
Providence at Syracuse, Springfield st
Toronto, Wilkesbarre at Rochester, Scranton
al Buffalo.
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Chronic
* Alcoholism

and the morphine habit, on account
of the manner in which the tissues
of the body are depleted, owing to
the lack of nourishment, can be
cured by the use of
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League Standing.
Other Games.

At Camdcn-Werreu, 2; Camden, 1.
At Syracuse-Providence, s; SYRIA
ouse, /.
At Roohester-Rochesttr, 8; Wilkes
barre s.
At Schenectady, n. Y Springfield,
II Toronto, 10.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by The Wires from the North, East,
South and West.

bon. Matt W.. Ransom arrived in
Washington, Wednesday night, and
early, Thursday, appeared at the state
department., where he took the oath OF
office before notary public to enable
him to resume the duties of the Mexican
mission.
Fire started in the town of Zwaluwc,
near Rotterdam, Wednesday evening, and
is still burning. Thus far As houses have
been destroyed. The inhabitants are
taking refuge in railway sheds and in
open fields. Zwaluwe is town of about
1000 inhabitants
The Berlin Lokalanieger revives the
rumor that Princess Maud, daughter of
the Prince of Wales, will shortly be for
mally betrothed to Prince Christian of
Denmark, who is Princess Maud s
cousin his father being the elder brother
of the Princess of Wales.
The Pope has declined to receive at
present several personages who desired
audience of him. His Holiness has inti-
mated his desire that they visit him Oh
Sept 90, their visit to be taken as pro,
test against the national fetes in honor of
the occupation of Rome by Italian troops
The Pope advises that Catholics abstain
from making counter demonstrations on
that day.
A waterspout has caused devastation
in the Sidi Aich district, Arabia. An
Arab village was totally wrecked Four
teen of it's inhabitants were killed and
many were injured. The great volume
of water which fell when the spout broke
destroyed the railroad for six kilometers
and swept two iron bridges from their
foundations, leaving them masses of bent
and twisted iron.
Herbert Walker, boy of 4, accident
ally shot a. Portuguese named Joseph
Barrios, at Taunton, Mass, Thursday
The bullet came from 90 -calibre revolver
which Walker handled carelessly, not
showing it was loaded The bullet en-
tered the abdomen On the left sitle, but
the surgeons at Morton hospital, where
Barrios was taken. cannot find 1t. His
recovery is doubtful.
At district meeting of weavers held
at Fall River, Wednesday night, the fol
4bwing resolutions were adopted: Re
solved, that it is the sense of this meeting
that the present prosperous condition OF
the print cloth market warrants us in re
questing the manufacturers for an adj
vance in wages and that we use every
honorable effort to raise the standard of
our present social condition as wal Q
earners. BE it therefore resolved that In
the advance of wages, that we will SUBJ
nit to whatever action the majority of
weavers may decide at some future ,snect-
ing for The enforcement of our claims.
Captain Albert Wilson, formerly OF
Kittery, Ne, died at his home in Nahant
Mass Monday. He was born at Kittery
Point, in 1879. At the age of 10 he was
captain of vessel and for 90 Years or
more was well known as a successful
master. At one time he was called one
If the finest navisators sailing sout oi
Portsmouth. In early war times he was
commissioned as volunteer master in the
navy aud was stationed at Charlestowr.
This position he soon had to resign Oh
account of i'll health andwas made fore
man on alterations on Fort McClary In
Portsmouth, harbor. A widow and six
children survive him.
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LOST IN NINTH.
Portland Wins a Hot Game
From Remedies, Il to 7.
Colts Lead Up to Last When Port
land Scores Five Runs.
SuIivan's Batting Does the Business. Being
Surprise Of the Season.
ORTLAND, Aug.

Oh l. u AN ~; aug.
90. - (Special) -
Burnhan 8 colts
from the Kenne-
bee valley, came
here, today, and
very nearly took a
game from Port
land, even with
the mighty Sulll-
van in the box. In
fact. had it not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-30

VIM. Hines fisherman Mills, was ar
rested, WednJ41ay, by Deputy Sheriff
Hall, charged With assault with intent to
kill one Frederic Brown, late Sunday
night Hines had Zen drinking. for
several days, and, Sunday evening, went
to Browns house and at once o0(hlp3hced
to quarrel with the owner. Brown, now
ever, was unwilling to light @andssHints
becoming senraged, drew large clasp
knife and made plunge dtsBrown. Tie
knife entered Browns cheek just below
the ear, andyit required 10 stitches to close
the wound. Hines remained at home
over night. and in the niSkbing left home
'1ed1pi4G that the officers were after. him.
He was placed under sl7o0 bonds, Mhich
he secured.
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50
Sea Moss Farine. Tooth
some, Nutritious, Econon1-
ical 7Sct. package makes
10 quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Faify
Story Book, illustrators
Buy Farine of alIGrocers,
or package mailed on re-
ceipt of IS cents.
Lyon Manufacturing Co.,
u seuth Fifth St. Brooklyn, N. Z.
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New England Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Star Ball Tossers oil The World in Oar
National Game.
AT BOSTON.

Today's game was record breaker for
wrangling, and Mcdonald lost control
of the players altogether. Continual
kicking and Cuppy's intolerable slowness
delayed the game so that it was called on
account OF darkness in the middle Of the
eighth Tebeau was fined $50 for abusive
language. Two bases on balls, an error
by McGarr three singlts and a home run
IS wind up, gave Boston seven runs and
the game III the sixth. Up to this time
Boston had done nothing with Cuppy
Nichols pitched superb game in tight
places. Attendance, $500
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For five innings, today's game was
sharp and close New Bedford made four
runs in the first, but did not again sc,ra
PawtucKet jumped on whittrock 4, ,na
sixth and batted him for seven rn,,,
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Kelley pitched great game and the whole
local team played without an error.

Hits Pawtucket, Is; New Bedford. 8. Errors
--Pawtucket, 0; New Bedford, 2. Kelley and
Yeager; Whittrock and Sharp.
At Lewiston-The Bangor Lewiston
game was postponed on account Of wet
grounds.
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BOVinine

as has been positively proved. BY
its use the organs of the body re-
sumo a state of health, and the
desire for morphine or alcohol sub
sides as the function of nutrition
becomes normal.
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The piscorerx saved III. ~.

Mr.. 6. Caillouette, Druggist, Beavers.
vile. H., says: To DR.. Kings New Uts-
c'very owe my life Was taken with La
Gtippe and tried all the physicians. for
miles about but of no avail and was given
up and told could not live. Having lyr,
Kings New Discovery in my store l sent
for bottle and began IT'S use and 1ffom
the first dose began to get better, and
after using three bottles was up and about
again. 1t is worth its weight in gold We
won't keep store or house without it, -
Get free trial at Chas X Partridge.
drug store aug26dm. w&ftf, folrm
Mothers: Mothers!! AI0thers!!.
MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for
over flf1f YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for
their CHILDREN while TEETHING, with PERFECT
SGSCESS: II S0OIHES the CHILD, SoFTENS the
GUMS, ALLaYS all PAIN; CURES WIND collie,
ana is the best remedy for DIARRH6EA.' Sold by
druggists in every part of the world Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs: Winsiows Soothing Sy1up,- and take no
ether kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle. d&wlyr
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AT rAwrucKsr.

Hits Brockton, 10: Fall River, s. Errors.-
Bfoekton. .; Fall Rivers. Beam and Shea;
Klobedanz and Rollin4.
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AT BRoCSToN.

Tho home team batted Kiobedauz free
ly, today, while Fab River knocked the
bali directly to the fleldcrs, and Brockton
won.