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The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07
School RanoIf

Report Of Iuavalc school, district
No.. 6 for month ending April Both, 1897;
Number enrolled 20.
Average attendance 10.
The following pupils were neither
tardy nor absent daring the month
Hazel Holdredge, Ralph Hunter and
Dora and Lizzie Deisiey.
WM. HEfFALBowER, Teacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery OF the age, peas
ant and refreshing to the taste, net gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowe,s
cleansing the entire system, dispel COLDS
cure headaohe, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try q boo
OF g. g. &. to-day; 10, 25, 80 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07
For Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres of un.
improved land, four miles northwest
of Red Cloud, Nebr. Terms cash. APP.
ply to, MRS. JAMES KIRKwoOD, Fair
fax, Missouri.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07
ITS Proud Posltlen.

~ suppose your son doesn't take as
much interest in music. now he is in col.
lege. as he used to- said Mrs. Thing
hast to Mrs. Biggerstaff.
."oh, yes hs'does,' replied the latter.
"He'sa member OF the eatarrh and pan
doline club."-Ju Judge.
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letter, salt.Rheum and Ecxema.

The intense itching and smarting Incl
dent to these diseases is instantly allaye6
by applying Chamberlain Eye ano
Skin Ointment. Many very bad case
have been permanently cured by it. II
IL equally efficient for itching piles ane
a favorite remedy for sore nipples
chapped hands, c%hilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. rs cts. per box
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07

QUIok, Neb., April 4, 1877 had
heart and lung trouble, and was a
times % dizzy | could not stand.
have taken n few bottles Of Heod',
Sarsaparilla. and am in better health
than for ten years before. --MRs. ELIZA
BETH A. HAWKINS.
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Very AnGry.

Clara Weren't you angry when he
kissed you?
Maud--Indced I was.
Clara-And did you make him apol.
oaizc?
Maud should say | did / made
him apologize six times-Truth.
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Indigestion Is often taken for con.
sumption. The word consumption
mean wasting away, and ~dyspeptics
often waste away rs badly as consump.
tives.
The reason people waste away is be-
cause either they don't get enough 10
eat, or they don't digest what they do
eat.
IL the latter is your trouble, take
Shaker Digestive Cordial. This will
help you to digest your food and stop
your loss of flesh.
Shaker Digestive Cordial il made
from herbs, barks and the juices Of
fruit, by the well-known Shakers a,
Mount Lebanon. 1t possesses great
tonic and digestive powers.
Shaker Digestive Cordial has curee
many supposed consumptives (wh'
were really d~yspepticsD by simpl,
helping their stomachs t o digest thei
food, thus giving them nourishmen
and new strength.
Sold by druggists. Trial bottle 1
y cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07

whats The matter, old chappie?"
exclaimed Cholly.
Hand me your smelling-bottle, dcah
boyl" said Fwsddy, family. THE
Young woman who has just passed us
gives of q stwong odoh Of new ging-
hami"-Chicago Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07

To Cure Constipation torsv.r.
IL c. Z q. fail 70 cure, druggists r,fund money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07
Dr, Cady's Condition Powders, 9

just what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best In use to put I
horse in prime condition. Price q
cents per package,
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07
No-To-Bnc for rift, Cents.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. Ina!.c. weak
men strong, blood pure. soc, q, All drug. lists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take C~ascarets Candy Cathartic Toe or 2Sc
II {. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07
Everybody Says So.

Hoods Pills cure ali liver ills. 25c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07

AND FARMERS ALMANAC.
This great book Of 800 pages contains
STATISTICS ON AGRICULTURE, RAIL-
ROADS, SCHOOLS, POLITICS, WEATHER,
CITIES, COUNTIES, STATES. COUNTRIES,
PEOPLE, and a thousand things you would
never think OF until you had consulted this
giant of useful Information. 1t also contains
weather forecasts for every day In the year,
and will be found OF the greatest use In
answering the thousands Of questions that
constantly arise in regard TO dates, places
persons, statistics, etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-05-07

by special arrangement with the publishers
we are enabled for the first time TO offer the
ORANGE JUDD FARMER, the leading agri-
cultural weekly Of the Central West, In club
with this paper. The ORANGE JUDD FARMER
is remarkable for the variety and interest of
its contents, and Is the oldest, best, and
most practical paper of its kind.
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We SHALL FINISH.
Augusta Proposes to Stay
IN the Maine League.
Enough Money Pledged for Manager
Long to Finish the Season.
Portland Beats Lewiston in a Loose, Jain.
tessstins Game Al Lewiston.

The rumors afioat that Augusta was
without foundation, as sufficient sup
mort is in sight and pledged to enable
Manager Long, with decent attendance
at the! games, to carry the team
through the season and make a great
bid for the pennant. The boys have
received their money up to the last pay
day, and when the next one comes. II
will then be ready.
Now, another word. You all like
base ball and you all want to see a
tear, in our city. Why don't you at
tend the games and help support the
team? You can't expect the team 10
win every game, and yet, some Of our
cranks denounce the team at every
game lost and almost every error made.
Did you ever hear Of Boston, Baltimore
or New York making an error or losing
a game?
The Lewistons will be here, today,
and the game will be started 81
promptly 800. Billy Long has had
enough bad weather to contend Witn
10 discourage any manager SO now,
let's turn out and fill every seat on the
grounds. GMdea or Mccarthy will
pitch for Augusta, and we shall cer-
tainly win the game.
II is said that Waterville will enter
the League, today or tomorrow, ana II
SO the fight for the pennant will he all
the closer and more exciting.
Turn out, today, and give the boys a
lift
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YoRk mARker.
The Features Of the Days Dealings N All
the lssdlas stscks.

New York. June 29.-The market for
securities. today, was one TO delight the
professional trader, the fluctuations ~
many or the leading shares being VIDE
and very erratic. Suarr moved over a
range OF 3h during the day dancing UP
and down by spurts and falls. Chicago
Gas was almost equally wide In Its fiuctu-
atoms aud was as erritic ana even more
active. The range of these TWO great
eenfrrs of speculation was above last
nights close In the early dealings. espe-
ciaIly Of Sugar, and this tended to re-
strain rho distinct tendency toward re-
action whi,ln was latent in the market
all day and which finally overcame the
whole Hist. "A partial rally In Chicago
Gas stiffened prices aboue the lowest,
leaving the final results mixed between
gains and losses
Most of the prominent active shares
show losses, extending 70 IA In Sugar
PA IN Standard Rope. and over o point IN
Burlington, Rock Island. Louisville and
Manhattan. Northern Pacific pfd de-
valoped heayiness on the belief that the
differences between the Hill interests
and the voting trustees We're about TO
culminate. The coalers resisted the gem
eral heayiness on the increase in their
circular rates for anthracite coal.
Among the most prominent stocks TO
show gains though only fractional, were
tive during the greater part of the day.
New Jersey Central, Omaha. Tennessee
Coal and ST. Louis Southwestern. In the
inactive list some marked net gains were
shown. Rio Grande was No. 3; pfd., 3A;
Illinois pfd.. 3. Cleveland. Cincinnati.
Chicago a St Louis pfd. and Colorado
Fuel 2; and Laesede Gas pfd., Lead pfd.,
Michigan Central. Minneapolis a. st.
Louis III ptd., Spirits pfd. and Tobacco
Scrip a point over. The volume of
transactions was almost as large as yes
ierday, but over threeIifths Of the deal
tngs were concentrated In Chicago Gas,
Sugar. the Changers. Tobacco and Atchi-
son pfd.
The upward movement IN railroad mort
cages WAS continued with considerable
vgor despite the heayiness of the stock
speculation. The sales were 81 ius,1 90.
Government bonds were steady al bid
prices and were without sale.
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Waldo.
TROY.

TROY.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Piper and Mrs
Carrie Richardson and her two children
from Rockland, spent last week at
David Piper s-The members of the
Christian Endeavor Society held very
pleasant social with DR.. and Mrs. NJ 7.
Dodge, Saturday evening. The COM
pany spent a portion of the evening
playing games, after which a short
literary programme. was rendered and
refreshments CT cake and ice cream
were served.--The Ladies' Aid Society
met, Wednesday, with Mrs. Lizzie
Smith, with an unusually large attend
ance.-Thc Golden Rule Order met.
Triday, with Mrs. Winston Whitaker,
Large. attendance and a fine time were
reported.
EAST TIORNDIKE.
Misses Annie and Ivy Rollins of Troy,
visited friends In Thorndike,. sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Files visited
week.--Mr. and Mrs J. g.. Harding OF
SWaldc. visited Harvest Moon Grange,
Eaturiay.-M X J. Knowlton of Ban
gor, who HAS been visiting her mother,
Airs j. IT. Stevens. has returned home
An II. Higgins. who has been away at
woEk for several weeks. Is at home = Mrs.
DARIUS Phlbrick, died June 20 after a
/. long Nnd painful sickness Mrs. Leonard
Of Br9wer, who has been spending sever
al weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Cole. han returned home.
MoNTvIA LE.
A concern was given at the chapel Sun
day evening, which was well attended
and enjoyeN by all.-Mrs Ada Rowe of
MI. and Mrs. John Mason. Eugene
sRowe az iNi,1dletown, Conn. was In town
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Ball Notes.

Portland Express. June %: This noon.
President Woodbury. of the Maine state
League held an important conversation
BIZ long distance telephone with Manager
Ioole Of the Bangor club. Toole stated
that the Rockland team would be trans
ferred to iWaterville on the first day or
July. Manager Bacon of Belfast. was in
Waterville. Monday and succeeded in
raising $500 for the enterprise. Two new
players have already been secured Tor
Watervllie and more will be engaged. SO
that Waterviile will assume the Rock
land franchise with a strong nine and an
excellent financial backing, President
Woodbury. by hustling has arranged for
the WaterviiEes to play on the Deering
grounds. Wednesday and Thursday and
the mana cement expects that the attend
ance will he materially increased. Port
land is fortunate in having such an eler-
getie business man at the head OF the
team as Mr.. Woodbury. most certainly IS.
He has labored zeSlousiy for the game in
this city and his efforts deserve the ut
most appreciation.
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New York Produce Market.

New York June %.
FLOUR-Receipts, se.Sii bbls; sales,
1870 pkgs; state and Western dull and
lower TO sell.
WHEAT-Receipts. 90 go; sales SEQ Coo;
opened duh and weak under bearish home
crop estimates and lower cables but
rallied toward noon: Sept, sol2st .0s4
Dec. Il Isle dI2i4.
kYE-tsuiet. Western. 36aa Buffalo.
coRN-Receipts. 22>s75; sales, Is 600
drH and lower ON better weather news
Sept. so7sm3l.
6ATS-Receipts. lIsS0 sales none; in
active, track white, 25a29.
BEEF-Quiet.
PORk-Quiet.
i.ARDJQuiet and nominal.
BUT~fER-Receipts 1l.5l4 pkgs: steady
state dairy, lanl4: do creamery. Halls,
Western creamery. Halls; Elg.ns, Il.
ClfEESE.--Receipts 80, 72S; steady; stat,
large, Gas: small. 61sd5is.
EGGS-Receipts, l5363: market steady;
ate and Pa. llMllie. Western, 10dloA.
SUGAR-Quiet
PETROLEEM-Dull
COFFEE-Dull. No. I, tx.
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 252iN
ia.
MOLASSES- Steady.
RtCE-Quiet
FREIGHTS-Quiet.
ROSIN-S Steady.
TALLOW-Quict.
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fourth inning. when Its new college
pitcher. Clark. was batted freely. The
Indians at critical moments put up a
ragged fielding game. while the Pirates
played d game without an error
l2s4 5c7 So R.H.E.
cleveland, 0 o 0 0 0 0 O -
Iittsburg. Q . o s Q 0 x--9-- SO
Batteries Clark and Criger; Hawley
and Merritt. Umpire, McDcrmott. Time.
EOS
AT CHICAGO.
The greatest picnic of the season In the
line OF base BAH occurred at the West
Side park, Tuesday. when the Colts broke
the record Ly scoring 3 runs on ~ hats
for a total of 81 bases. Attendance. 1850.
IL 5 45 g . II. IT, T..
Chicago. 3 s Z - 2 S--36-32 i
Louisville. 0 0 o. % o. 7--lf--9
MISREPRESENTATION and Donahue. Fra
ger. Jones and Butler Umpire, Sheridan.
AT st. I.ouis-The cincinnat-St. Louis
game was called at the end Of the second
inning. wet grounds.
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BANGOK-June %, ar, sim city 81
Bangor, Ingraham. Boston; schs Mary
Wiley. Williams. Boston; Omaha
Darr do.
Sailed stm City OF Bangor, Ingfa-
ham, Boston; schs Leonora. Nickerson
do: Hattie S Barbour. Erskins. New
York. Geo u Ferguson. Ferguson. do.
Ar schs Norombega Armstrong. Perth
Ainboy, Anrfe L Chase. Ellis. New Bed.
ford: Annie r Kimbadl, Gloucester, PENS
auid. ] +. Isowiby. Nuiter. Millbridge.
lucy Elizabeth. Haskell Bucks Harbor;
Rienxi. chatto, Bucks Harbor; Emily Bell
Gray Penobscot.
SID schs ORION. Grant. Salisbury
Beach Mass: Delaware Timer. Quincy.
Mass: Senator. Hutchings, Bar Harbor;
q Taylor I'd Libby. Hookland.
ICEBoKO-June 90. sid, schs + c
Allen. Meady 79i tons of ice for Phila-
ieiphia: John II coyle. Berry. 9s3 tons
~ ice for Baltimore; Edward Il Brlry
1910 tons Of ice for Baltimore.
RoCKLAND--June 20, ar. sch Mary
i.angdon. Maker. Newport News.
PoRTLAND-June %. ar. barges
Enos Soule and Shenandoah. Philadei-
phla: schs Addie p McFadden. Stew
art. New York; Aida. Bangor for Bos-
ton: stin John Englis. New York.
cA1Iri. EsNS MdIttt u StilfS, tioNhftt4
Hillsboro. n Il: Addie Charleson.
Smith. Kenrlebec and Philadelphia: E
w Clark. Goodwin. kennebec and Bal
tImore; S Lamprey. Rockport: str
Cottage City, Harding, New York.
BELFAST-June %. ar. schs Geo =
Ferguson, Bangor to Staten Island:
Myra Webster. Rockland; Mary +
Morse. Portland. steam dredger. Ply
mouth Rock. completed work in harbor,
today. and the dredger and scows were
lowed 10 Camden.
BATH-June %. ar. sens Spsie Fl
Davidson. Philadelphia; Harry l.. Whit
ten. New York; Addie Charleson. Port
laad.
Sailed. schs F. 5 Baymore, New York;
John Deering. Baltimore; Edward T,
Briry. do + c Allen. Philadelphia;
Cumberland. do.
BUCKsPoRT-June g. sid. sch Arthur
" 5 Woodruff. Rockland and Grand
Ar. SENS Collins Howes, Jr, and Sea-
bird. eoaStwise
FRANKFoRT-June g sid. sch Robert
4 kinnier. Lynn.
In port--Ceh. David Siner, for New
York.
wlNTERPoRT-Jun %. ar, sch Hum
5oldt. Portland
Sid. sch Mary Farrow. Boston.
CALAiS-June q. ar. schs c " Dex-
ter. Passport: Julia and Martha. Lubec:
Mile Washburn, Portland: Virginia.
Eastport; Donald Cam. Islenig, and VIII
lie II 0gfivie Parrsboro. y S.
Sid. sch Addie Sawyer. New York.
MACHIAS-June 60. ar. sch Abble G
Cole. New York.
sid. sens Geo D Perry. Boston; Decor.
New York. Avis New York.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
RAM ISLAND L'GaT STATION
Auburn Man the Lowest Bidder for the Kcnne
bee River Light.

Boston, June 2a,-Specliicatlons for the
light stations and Ram island DAY pea-
con that are to be built In the Kennebec
river, Maine. show that the buildings VIII
ba located on Perkins Island. which II
situated about nine miles, below thc ferry
wharf at Bath. Me. near ParkeTs Head
village Ram island Is in the middle 81
INC river and about six miles below the
ferry+
Proposals for aerecting the buildings
were opened. today. in the lighthouse
engineers office In the Federal building.
j. W. White of Auburn. Ne. was me
lowest bidder. his figures being $685..
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3lyn at Philadelphia. Washington at Bal
tinore, Pittsburg at Chicago. ": Louis al
Cleveland Cincinnati at Louisville.
Friday Boston at New York. Brook
Iyn at Philadelphia. Washington at Ral-
iimore. Pittsburg at Chicago, Cincinnati
at Louisville
Saturday. Boston al New York. Brook
ST. Louis at Cleveland. Cincinnati al
Louisville.
Sunaay-W at Chicago. Balti-
more at Cincinnati.
NEW ENGLAND.
Wednesday-Fall River at Brockton.
Newport at Pawtueket. New Bedford at
Taunton.
Thursday-Taunton at Fall River, New
Bedford at Pawtucket, Brockton at New
port.
IFrlday--Fall River at Pawtucket. Brock
ton al New Bedford, Taunton at New
port.
Saturday-Pa at Taunton, New
Nor. at Fall River, Brockton At New Bed
ford.
EASTERN.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, royi-
dence al Scranton. Springfield at Wilkes
barre Buffalo at Syracuse, Rochester ~
Toronto.
THURSDAY Friday. Saturtiay-Provide
ii Wilkesbarre Springfield at Scranton.
Rochester nj Syracuse. Buffalo at
Toronto.
wednesday-Bangor at Belfast, Lewis
ton at Augusta.
Thursday Bangor at Belfast. Lewiston
at Augusta.
Friday-Augusta at Belfast, Portland at
Bangor.
acknowledgements at Belfast. Portland
al Bangor.
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The Ideal Panacea.

James L. Francis. Alderman Chicago,
says: Il regard DR.. Kings New Dis
covery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs.
Colds and Lung Complaints. having used
1t In my family for the last five years. to
the exclusion of PHYSICIANS prescriptions
or other preparations.
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: II have been a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church for so years
or more. and have never found anything
so beneficial. or that gave me such speedy
relief as DR.. Kings New Discovery
Try this Ideal Cough remedy now. Trial
bottles free at Chas. X. Partridges drug
store. m,w&f&wfolrm
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PORTLAND, IL; LEWISTON. 8.
A Loose, Undressing Game at Lewiston
With Small Attendance.

Lewiston. June 29.-Portiand defeated
Lewiston, today, in a loose. embarrassing
game the only feature being the work OF
Pitcher Mahoney, formerly of the Bos-
ton team, he holding the home team down
to eight hits and striking out II men. The
work of both teams abounded in errors
II was certainly poor ball. Lewiston
base running was very stupid The at
tendance was small.
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wAreawLLE ENTERS LEAGUE.
MANAGER Bacon Of Belfast. Will Place Old
Rockland Team in WaterviIle.

Belfast, June 29-J. l.. Bacon, who has
managed the Belfast team resigned. to-
day, to go to Waterville to take similar
position with the Rockland team which
will hereafter belong in Watervile thu
Rockland franchise having been taken by
men in that city, Nearly all of the Rock
land players will be retained. The Bel,
fast team will probably have local
manager and Capt. McDermott will look
after the men.
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STATE NEWS.
Somerset.

SMTTHFIELD.
VIM. S. Pierce, Esq. of Somersworth,
N H. was in towIt and stopped over
Sunday with VIM. j. Haynes.--H. t.
Croswell. Mrs Charles Corson and Mrs.
j. Corson were in town. last week. An
eid-fashoned friendship quilting was held
ait the residence of Mr.. G. l.. stevens,
last week Many were present and uar-
took OF a picnic supper.-Mrs. Jennie Nc
Cam of Houlton. is spending few weeks
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Harper
AIlen.-Miss Edna TAYLOR has new
Iirvcie.-Miss Susie Cole and Mir. Alfred
week Joy go with them. Miss Josie =.
HAYNES had a present of 4 nice years -oid
mare from her father. VIM. j. Haynes
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Dominion II al, a! III. line s ssS'ss
s. s. CANADA" New.)

1000 Toms, IL intended to sail from Bes.
ton a. t1lIows for Queenstown enc
LiverpoOls
Saturday, May %, . A. NJ; Saturday.
July 3, IL NJ: Saturday. August I, 4@ r.
NJ: Saturday. September II, 10 A. NJ.
This new twin screw steamer mas mag
nihcent accommodations for cabin pas
ssngers tequal TO the best New YORK
liners), and is the largest and fastest PAS
senger vessel sailing from Boston. mo
Live Stock carried) Saloon passage *sO
and upwards; according to location. sec
ond cabin very superior 1ccommoo ~.
tsons) $3.50; round passage. $1S.Ss'
Storage passage, $25.SO. For passass;
plans. etc. apply TO Local Agts. or JOHN
FARLEY & SONS, Gen. Pass. Agts., wv
State ST., Boston.
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RoCKLAND.

Earned runs-Rockland, s. BANGOR
Three-base hits-Coburn 2, Wiley. Home
runs-Putnam, Trainor Casey. Bases on
iballs-By Bass, Sharrott. Mckenzie; by
Casey, Bass 2. Struck out-By Bass,
Birmingham, Trainor: by Casey. Slattery
4. Coburn g Wiley. Stolen bases-Bass,
birmingham. Trainor. Wild ptch-casey.
Time 2.07 Umpire, cronin. Attend
ance, 200.
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Maine League Standing.
National League Gam es.
AT BOSTON.


BROOKLYN earned more runs than Bos-
ton. today. yet lost the game to I. ell,
. ror@ and chance hits giving Boston the
victory Boston played an errorless game.
Klohedanz was batted pretty freely. 10
hits being made off him up to the eighth.
Nichols was then substituted and held
the visitors down to one hit for the re-
main,er of the game 1t was not an
especially interesting game, although
there were number of brilliant individ-
nal plays.
12 A 5 67s . RHE
Boston l 0 2 2 0 o 0 1-s-ll-0
Brooklyn / 0 0 2 o 3 Q 1 Oils
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nichols and Yea
ger: Kennedy and G.. Smith. Umpire
Lynch. Attendance, 5000.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
washington put up a weird fielding
game. today, accommodating nine assorted
errors. but at that the Phillies only won
by the skin of their teeth. Attendance
!. 2Oo7.
Wash'ton, 2 4 0 o. 0 3 o. 9-12-9
Batteries Swain and Mcclure; Orth
and Boyle. Umpire, Emslie.
AT NEW YORK.
The New Yorks made it two straight
from the Baltimores. today and won the
game in the third inning Attendance,
5000.
New York, 0 3 I o A 0 x-S-11-2
Baltimore. 0 o l 20 % o 0 o. 6--1
Batteries-Meekin and Wilson, Hofrer
and Bowerman. EMPIRES. O'Day and
Mcdonald.
AT CLEVELAND
Cleveland lost Tuesdays game in the
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LEWISTON.

Earned runs--Portland. 2 Two base
hits-.Houle Roussey. Conroy. Three base
hits-Niehols Stolen bases-Nichols,
Coughlin. Burns, Maloney 2. Edgar. Bases
on balls Hoale, Sullivan 2, Lezotte 2, Con-
roy Etigar Kelley. Hit by pitched balls
-Maloney Struck out-By Mahoney,
Pusifer g. Sullivan, Gilbert 2, Lezotte.
Maioney z. Conroy Edgar. Kelley. Wild
pitches Mahoney, l. Time, 2.30. Umpire.
Brady.
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HARVARD.

Earned runs-Yale; Harvard. 0. Two
base hits-Greenway. Camp, Rand. Home
iun-Greenway. Stolen bases--Rand. 4;
keator 2; Double play -Greefsway to
Hazen. First on balls--By Paine. 3. by
Fincke, l. Hit by pitched BALI Fincke,
Passed baIls--Goodwin, 1. Scannell. /.
Wild pitches-Fincke, 2. Time 215 TIM
pire, Mr.. Campbell. Attendance. 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-30
HARVARD, 10; YALE. 8.
Yale tqain Full Of Sorrow-Loss Of Game Due
to Pitcher Fincke.

New Haven. CT, June 2a.-When Yale
lost her commencement day ball game TO.
Princeton here a year ago the alumni
held up their hands aghast Such
thing had never happened in the memory
afternoon Harvard did just what Prince
ton performed a year ago-defeated the
Blue on the grounds of the latter univer-
sity the final score standing. 10 TO y. Har-
ward was outbatted, Yale getting twice as
many hits, but Fincke' unsteadiness in
the box gave the Crimson many runs and
cIst the game.