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Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-17

Rev. d. B. Phelan of Waldoboro will
visit Highland Lodge, A. o. U. W. at It's
meeting, this evening. Every member
is requested to be present. Refreshments
will be served.
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Base Hits.

Brodie had made one error in % games.
Won der Abe says that Brcitenstein is
not for sale.
John Irwin has failed but once to make
q hit in II gaines.
Shoch has thus far played in four posi-.
tons for Brooklyn.
Linehan, the Salem catcher, is pro.
nounccd a Conner
"Cy' Young of Cleveland has scored
once in nine games.
Delahanty failed but three times in &c
games to bat safely.
The new men have greatly strength.
ened the Havcrhills.
Bobby Lowe failed in just two games
out of 20 to bat safely
Bannon has record of home runs in
four consecutive games.
Pitcher Nichols has played six straight
games without making hit.
Stewart of Chicago failed to cross the
plate III seven straight games.
Minor league clubs were hustling hard
for spare league material last week.
Corcoran Of Brooklyn played seven
straight games at short without an error.
ln seven games previous to his retire
ment, Herman Long made ID hits, with a
total of Is.
Carey Of Baltimore has batteti safely in
l3 consecutive games, and made errors in
two games out of 25
Clarke's record of nine put-outs in
Louisvilles left field at New York on June
8 is the record of the season so far.
Arson made an error Tuesday, after
playing Is games without misplay. In
Is games he failed but once to make hit.
Haverhill has played three of the short
est games played by any club this season
III. 25m., III. Bonn. and III. 4Om.. respec.
lively
Billy Keller of Baltimore, Charley
Byrne's discard, has played withouta mis-.
play in q consecutive games, and his hit.
ting has been "out of sight"
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FLORA FINLAYsON

ter superior to that of Jessie Bartlett Da-
Wis. Miss Finlayson afterward appeared
desultorily with unimportant attractions
until short time ago, when she Joined
Lillian Russell, who is appearing in "The
Izigane, " at Abbey's theater, New York.
Or course in such circumstances it is not
to be expected that the star, especially
Miss Russell, would allow her contralto
TOO many attractive numbers Miss Fin
layson has but two songs. Neither of them
Will heighten the reputation of Composer
DC hoven, and yet, despite these draw
backs and role which merely serves to
iced the star tho young woman from Ne.
vada has created a particularly favorable
impression. Miss Finlaysor is as good an
actress as she Is singer, and that is say
ing much. Besides she is tall, graceful
and very. good looking. Prominence in
her chosen field of labor is hers if She but
choose to grasp it,
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Tho Hospitality Of the Candle.

The candle fills place in old fashioned
English hospitality which one should be
sorry to SEQ disappear. In many a country
house, even if they do happen to be fitted
up with electric light, a number of highly
FURNISHED silver candlesticks arc set out
on the hall table at night, and when on
the evening Of your arrival you retire to
rest your host or hostess makes point of
lighting one and of handing it to you with
wishes not only for good night, but also
with the expression of hope that you
may find everything arranged with view
to your comfort. Nowhere is this done
more gracefully than at Sandringham, the
prince himself candlestick in hand, some
times cscorting the newly arrived guest to
his room to sec that everything is all right.
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Household Brevities.

Do not hang pictures above the "eye
line" They look better low and are in
reach for cleaning.
Dip your Erooms in kettle of strong
suds every week or two. They will last
longer and be easier on the carpets.
Do not pack away any winter clothing
with soiled spots on it. The moths revcl
In grease spots
If sheets or tablecloths are wrung by
putting the selvage through the wringer,
the edges will not curl up, and they will
iron much easier.
The best kind of a laundry apron is
made Of rubber cloth or of blue or brown
denim.
Tea or chocolate should never be served
with fried foods. Always serve coffee with
fried oysters, fish or Holsters
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should; the will power is weakened,
morbid fears haunt him and may result
in confirmed hypochondria, or nelan-
cholia and, finally, in softing of the brain.
epilepsy, {" fits ~, paralysis, locomotor
ataxia and even in dread insanity.
To reach, reclaim and restore such
unfortunates to health and happiness, is
the aim of the publishers of a book of
I36 pages, written in plain but chaste
language, on the nature, symptoms and
durability, by home-treatinent, of such
diseases. This book will be sent sealed,
in plain envelope, on receipt of this no.
tice with ten cents in stamps, for post
age. Address, Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
For more than a quarter of century
physicians connected with this widely
celebrated Institution have made the
treatment of the diseases above limited at
their speciality. Thousands have con-
suited them by letter and received advice
and medicines which have resulted in
permanent cures.
Sufferers from premature old age, or
loss OF power, will find much of interest
IN the book above mentioned.
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beeIu0veu, OlSm1tCAs VSaunxsVos
Kings and Queens innumerable,
nearly all the minds that have
changed the course of affairs in
the world for centuries have been
to Carlsbad for bodily aid. Not
everybody can 60 even in these
times of fast travel, but every
body can have tho benefits of
Carlsbad at small cost at home
in the Carlsbad Sprudel Water,
or the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt,
(which is evaporated from the
Sprudel SPRING..
The genuine Carlsbad Sprudel
is a natural remedy which is
always effective in all disorders
of the stomach, liver and kid
neys; for habitual constipation,
equity and rheumatic affections it
is without equal. Be sure to OBJ
tain the genuine article, which
has the seal of the city of Carls-
bad, and the signature, "EEsNER
& MENDELsoN Co., Sole Agents,
New York" on every bottle.
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RALPH B. HAMILTON.

nell and has had considerable experience
as an oarsman. He stroked his freshman
crew and was also one of the crack men il
last years varsity crew. He is graduate
of the Saginaw high school and is mem
Der of tho class of '96 at Cornell.
Hamilton has rowed in so many excit
ing races and is such a sturdy, powerful
oarslnan that it is hardly likely he will GO
to pieces the way the Cornell stroke die
when the college was represented abroad
by four cared crew in 1881. This crew
was beaten in the Henley regatta by the
crew of the London &owing club by thu
narrow margin of half a boats length
The Comedians then went to Vienna ant
rowcd over a three mile course against The
Vienna crew. The orleans made q run
away race of it -.---. @ turnin the stake
boat quarter of mile ahead when thu
stroke man tainted, and Cornell thus lost
the race
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Grange Notes.

Starks Grange will have public meet
ing June 81, at 10 A. NJ, to be held at the
hall and surrounding grounds. Address
OF welcome by Miss II. X. Butler; select
reading by Miss Addie Nichols. Addresses
during the day by prominent men. Bas-
ket picnic. The grangers will serve hot
coffee free of charge to all. The COM
mittee will dispose Of handsome quilt
during the day for the benefit of the
grange. There will be social dance In
the evening, good music will be furnished
for the occasion. Ice cream and cake will
be served. All are cordially invited.
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KRNNEBECs.

Earned runs, New Bedford, s. Remedies, 1.
Home runs, " eihl, Doe, O'Connell, Flynn.
Two base hits. Steere, Weihl, Nyce, Sharp,
Bean 2, Doherty, Pickett; by Baker, Walters,
Steere, Delaney; by Butler, Driscoll. First
base on errors, New Bedford, 3; Kennebecs, 8.
ajt by pitched ball, by Baker, Driscoll. Passed
ball, McManus, Goodwin. Wiln pitches, Dris-
coll. Struck out, by Driscoll, Pickett; by
Butler, Steere, Driscoll. Double plays, Nyce
ana o0onnel Steere, pel aasy and 0C1nnei
Pickett and Flynn. Umpire, Miller. Time,
hours minutes.
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DRY, low spirits, irrita-
Bile temper, and the
thousand and one de-
rangements of mind
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Base Ball Notes.

Manager Clarity of the Portlands has
resigned. C. p. Merrill is now acting as
manager.
Argus: 1t is almost certain that the
Portland management will sign a Ma
tional League pitcher some time the pre-
sent week, perhaps in season for the game,
Wednesday.
Lewiston Journal OF all the indiffer-
ent officials. Mr.. Murnane seems the most
so. He draws several hundred a year
from the league. but he never was IN Lew
iston since we were in the League.
Portland Argus: President Gage has
written the League officials requesting
that Mr.. Hassctt of this city be reinstated
as umpire. Two of the managers who
asked to have Hassett removed have with
drawn their protests.
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coanELL,s GREAT STROKE.
H.rtlton Sets . Terrific Pace and Is An
Aquatic Wonder.


Ono of the greatest oarsmen in the crew
that Cornell has sent across the big pond
~ compete against the best oarsncn OF
Enropo in the Henley regatta is Ralph Is.
Hamilton, who occupies scat No. s in tho
sbell and sets the stroke for his fellow
oorsmen. The Cornell stroke, or the Court
ney stroke, as it is sometimes called, in
honor of Charles Courtney, the veteran
coach of the college, is a short, quick one
with very little slide. Hamilton has thor
oughly learned this stroke and possesses
such quickncss and strength that it is said
he is able to mako the crew peg along for
fully mile rowing at tho enormous rate
of As strokes per minute.
Forty eight, however, is by no means
Hamilton's limit, for at times he carries
the crew along at SO strokes per minute.
If the Cornell crew can row the mile and
500 yards against the sluggish Thames at
such pace, they will DO difficult men to
beat when they battle for the grand chal-
lenge cup in July.
Hamilton is resident of Saginaw,
Mich. He is 90 years of age, weighs 1856
pounds and is feet 81 inches tall. He is
a junior in mechanical engineering at Cor.
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SPORT o. THE WATER,

Bob Cook, the Yale coach, is said to fav
or race this season between the YALE
crew and Cornell's Henley eight.
The paper shells of Cornell's Henle,
crew were built by Waters of Troy. They
are 60 feet long by "a inches wide ant
weigh 80 pounds each. They cost s., 200
There has never been Cornell crow
that stood so high in scholarship as the
Henley crew. Half of the men hold schol
arships or fellowships in the most difficult
courses in the university.
The Valkyrie will carry, it is said, owe.
10000 square feet of sails, this Being near
ly 5000 feet more than the Prince of Wales
yacht has and considerably more than the
American Defender is expected to carry.
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Farm Notes.

| There isn't question but what sheep
upon farm are all aid in rejuvcnating
old worn out pastures and under proper
conditions are q source of profit. Now
that the price of wool offers no induce
ment to raise them and as 1t does not
seem wise to Danish them, it is desirable
to ascertain, If possible, what kinds Of
sheep can be kept to the best advantage.
c. r. Horine, Rockingham county, Va,
writes the National Stockman, of Shrop-
shire ram lamb born April IS, 1894, that
weighed the day he was one year old 1863
pounds. The lamb was turned with some
eve lambs and received grain ration of
wheat, oats and bran mixed equally, one
pint per head with clover hay Mr.. S. S.
Seller, Wabash county, ILL.,, reports the
weight of five Oxford downs that weighed
when about 10 days over a year old 1870, l7s,
l64, 156 and 140 pounds respectively. They
were fed all the good clover hay they would
eat with shelled corn and oats once per day.
.. Phelps of Sidney,N N. Y, in the syringe Of
1891, sired by Shropshire ram November
18th averaged 00pounds. When bunch
of breeding ewes can be made to produce
lambs that weigh 1873 pounds on tho aver
age per eve at seven months of age, and that
without the expense Of winter feeding,
there is money in the sheep business says
Z. ID. Smead even If the wool only brings
10 cents per pound. The animal that gives
us the money is the one that gives us the
greatest amount of cash for the least
amount of cost. Heavy weights arc there
fore the most desirable If they are in the
form that is most cheaply produced and
of quality that brings the TOP Of the
market
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Artificial Cotton.

Cnited States Consul Morris at Client
belgium, in report to tho state depart.
menu describes new process of making
artlnclal cotton which has been remarka.
Dry successful, the product being much
cheaper than the natural cotton and pos
sesslng most Of its qualities. The basis is
WOOD pulp, which by course of treatment
iuliy described by the consul is changed
INTO pure cellulose and spun into thread and
then woven into cloth. 1t resembles ordi-
nary cotton, but hasa defect-it is not as
strong as the natural product. 1t weaves
anu works well and can be dyed as well as
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought BY the Wires from the North, East.
South and west.

At Glasgow, Monday, Downer ran 300
yards In 81 seconds, beating Brodin
This Is claimed to be the worlds record
for the distance.
The second trial of Capt. Henry W.
Howgate began In the criminal court at
Washington, Monday, Judge McComas
presiding Tho Indictment charges him
with forgery and ombezzlement.
In tho English House Of Commons,
Monday, Sir Edward Grey, under foreig u
secretary, introduced bill providing fol
certain prohibition and regulation of
sealing In Behring sea- In accordance with
tho terms Of the tr ,aty
Secretary Fitz Herbert of the Cam
bridge, Eng, Athletic Union. states that
nothing further Is to be said at pres. mt
relative to the proposed international in
tor university games. He is awaiting a
reply from America, expected in few
days.
A dispatch from Bucnos Ayres says
"A revolt has broken out In the province
of Corrientes. Tho rebels attacked San
Juansde Corricntes, capital Of the province,
early Monday, but were repulsed with 90
killed and many wounded. Tho leaders
Of the attacking force were captured.
The Armcnians of Lowell, Monday, sent
cablegrams to Lord Kimberly. the French
secretary Of foreign affairs, and the
Armenian patriarch at Constantinople
protesting against the proposed Turkish
reforms in Armenia, and asking that
autonomy for Armenia be granted with
free press and free speech
Mrs Mary A. Kerrigan, 1852 fremont
street, Roxbnry. Mass, was arrested, Mon
day. charged with the murder of Francis
J. Sullivan, pcddler living in the same
house. 1t is alleged that, Saturday, the
couple quarrelled about some greens, and
the woman threw Sullivan over the banis-
ters from the landing on the third floor
Sullivan fell 35 feet and was picked up
unconscious and removed to the hospital,
where he died without regaining con-
sclousencss.
Adyices received from Wiener Neustadt,
Austria, state that the recent cloudburst
In that section washed away great num-
Der OF bridges and houses in the COM
munes Of Schwarzenbach, Schlatten and
Hochwoltersdorf In some instances carry
ing away buildings the entire lengths of
the streets and submerging large tracts of
territory. Twelve persons were drowned
In the town of Schwarzcnbach alone, and
1t Is believed that the total loss of life is
very great The damage done in these
places, which pecuniarily is over 300, geo
florins. cannot be repaired for years.
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REMNANT WINNERS.
Maine State College Nine Wins the
College Championship.
Pjsys Last Game ai Waissville and Defeats
Bowdsin, 10 to z.

wAteryilie, June 10.-tSpeciaD.-.he
Maine State base ball team went home
feeling happy, tonight for they won the
game with the Bowdoins on the campus,
today, and by doing SO won the coveted
championship pennsnt In the Maine In.
tercollegiate League for the season Of 1895.
Well might they feel happy, for they
have won the prize by square ball play
ing and with the best college team in the
State They have won on the merits oil
the good game they have played all the
spring, and 1t is the first time the bunt-
ing has waved for Maine State since 1888,
and Here's to the boys"
The game, today. was a slow one.
Bowdoin played without spirit all the way
through. The error side Of the stick was
notched far out to the end and yet the
boys from Brunswick would tumble
round over the ball as though it was a
foot ball or balloon. They couldn't
field and couldn't bat. 1t must have been
an "off day" for them.
On the other hand the Maine State boys
put up splendid game. Bass had both
his curvipg fingers and his speed, and
made good use OF both Palmer caught a
fine game and De Hasseth at first did star
work. Nothing went his way, high or
low, to right or left, but he had it and had
his man out.
Fairbanks for Bowdoin played pretty
game though he made four costly errors
Yet after each one he would gather him.
self and make some star plays. Coburn
pounded out beauty OF a home run, and
De Hasseth got applause for his three
baser.
The score
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"The Tzigane" In ENGLAND.

"For copyright purposes De Koye,
and Smiths Lillian Russell opera, "Tht
Tzigane, u was done at the assembly rooms
in Baltham, England, under the manage
mcnt of Mr.. Abud, representing Abbey
Schocffcl q Grau. So the indications arr
that Miss Russell, when she next traverses
the briny, will try her fate in England
with 1.-The Tzigane." These copyright
performances are not given to crowded
houses. The price of admission to all parts
of the theater is guinea (S5.25).
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NEW BEDFORD, II; kEHSesEcs, J.
Our Bays Play Good Ball But Are Defeated
Coming Hene to Win.

New Bedford, June 1O.-New Bedford
defeated the Remedies. IL to z, by hard
hitting at the right time. in lively con
tssf. Both teams fieldei sharply. BAKER
was hit for three singles, a two Dagger ano
home run in the second INNING. Butler
went to pitch In the third inning and kept
the hits well scattered Nyce, Steere,
Bean, Coherty and Flynn made good
plays. The Remedies touched up Driscoll
lively but his support was fine. Doe,
Weihl, O'Connell and Flynn made home
runs Goodwin went in to catch In the
eighth and did well. Miller's decision:
were disputed by both teams. Captain
Flynn had a five minutes argument. At
tendance, $50. The score:
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FLORA FlNlAYSON.
The Young Nevada Woman Who Is the
COntralto of Lillian EusseIl's Comnanv

Contralto of Lillian Russell's Company.
Many persons have admired the grace
and applauded the voice of the young wo-
man who, while with the Bostonians' OPP
era company, played Jessie Bartlett Da-
Wis roles on that lady's nights off. Few
thcatcr gocrs remember names, but the per-
son was none the less Flora Finlayson
a native of Nevada, and Nevada should be
proud of her, for if the young lady care for
her voice and health as she should she
will speedily be recognized as the best OPP
cratic contralto in the United States
Miss Finlayson's stage experience has
been somewhat limited. Her first engage
mcnt was with the Bostonians, with whom
she sang the contralto roles of their roper
tory and made a phenoyenal success of
Alan-a-Dale in "Robiit Hood" Some
persons thought her work in that charac.
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Officers Thompson and Mcdonald de-
tained a man, last night, on account of
his suspicious actions and conflicting stor-
ies At different times he gave the nam S
of Maurice and John johnson and Aras-
tus Peterson. hailed from Bangor ard
Kingman. said he came from Boston,
Portland, South windham and Che
beague. He had fine looking, young,
black horse that had been hard driven, and
was SO nervous and told SO many lies that
1t was thought best to look him up little,
this morning. 4s
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Other Games.

At Buffalo-Buffalo s; Syracuse, 8.
At Toronto-Toronto, IA; Rochester, 2.
At Scranton-Scranton, B; Spring
field, 10.
At Wilkesbarre-W s Provi-
dence, 8.
At Providence-Univers of Penn
sylvania, II; Brown, 3.
At Cambridge, Mass-University of
Vermont, g.; Harvard, 8.
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Today's Games.

Louisville at Boston, Chicago at Brook
Ign, Cleveland at Philadelphia; Cincinnati at
Baltimore, IT. Louis at Washington, Pittsburg
at New York.
Lawrence at Fitchburg, Salem at Lowell,
Nashua at Haverhill.
Rochester at Toronto, Syracuse at Buffalo,
Providence at Wilkesbarre, Springfield at
Scranton.
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Courtenay Thorpe,s New Play.

The reason that Courtenay Thorpe
changes the name of his new play to ''The
Story of Sin was his discovery that its
first title, AS Yc Sow, was the title of a
novel by Leander Richardson that had
been copyrighted year or more ago.
Hence the alteration.
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LOOKS SUSPICIOUS.
indications That Bangor's Church
Fire, Was Incendiary.
Oil in the Sexon's Lantern Used-Pariies Seen
About Basement.

Bangor, June 10.-Some discoveries
were made, today, which give strong, +
indications that the fire at the Columbia
Street Baptist church, Sunday evening,
was incendiary. Suspicious parties were
seen in the basement just before the ser
vices and the oil in the sections lantern
was turned out and water substituted.
The police will Investigate
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Liaiment For Cuts and Bruises.

" A handful of marigold blossoms in a
bottle and covered with equal parts of al
cohol and water, letting it soak for a week
or two, makes fine liniment for just such
cuts and bruises as girls and boys are apt
to get. Wet linen cloth and bind it on.
It's CREATE remarks DR.. Peiro in Amer
lean Bee Journal.
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BOWDoIN.

Earned runs, M. s. c., l.; Bowdon, 1. Two
base hit, Emery. Three-bas hit DeHasseth.
Home run, Coburn. Stolen bases by Palmer
2. DeHasseth Q, Farrell 2, Brann 2, Leighton,
BODICE, Hull. Double play, Frost and WEIGH.
Bases on balls, by Bass 1, by Dodge 10. Struck
out, Bass, Frost WEIGH, Brann 2, Fairbanks,
Leighton, Coburn, Hull. Dane, Warren,
Haines. Passed balls, Palmer 3, Haines l.
Time, hours, 80 minutes. Umpire, Kelley.
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To "Dance Attendance.

To "dance attendance is an expression
borrowed from the medieval custom
which compelled the bride at wedding to
dance with whomsocver asked her. No
matter how low the condition or how OBJ
jectionable the person, the bride could not
refuse.
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Hard Pressed.

Husband-These millinery and mantua
maker bills are outrageous! Are you try
ing to outdress Mrs. Astorbilt?
Wife-No, my dear. l am simply en-
dcavoring to be little better dressed than
my servants.-New York Weekly.