Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-17
MAINE POLO LEAGUE.
POLO NOTES.

Rockand Tribune: The kennebec
Journal is of the opinion that Furbush
ought to be secured by Weyler to subdue
the instruction in Cuba. 1t is hard tell
ing which would be the more dangerous,
a Cuban with q machete or Furbush with
a polo stick.
Lewiston Sun: A. A. Hartwell. the Of
fetal timer at all local league polo games.
entertained the members of the local
team at his home on Main street last
Wednesday evening. A feature of :'ery
pleasant party was the singin- of Tar
trio of no mean ability i. a. Willard
also sang numbSr of solos. Refresh
ments were served and whist rounded
out n very enjoyable time.
Tho rowdyish conduct of the Rockland
polo team during their visits to the cities
in the circuit is not only disgraeeful to
themselves and their city. but is preju-
dicial to the regulations of all polo play
ers. many Of whom are gentlemen. The
Rockland players have forfeited the priv
ilege of putting up at the Shannon house
and Phoenix hotel In this city. Swett's
Gardiner. and we don't know how many
more. 1t begins to look ms though they
would have to carry tent or quit the
league.-Bath Times Doubtless it would
quit the league" Mt this stage of the
game, right In line with Baths ambition
to get the nennant in its clutches. But
Rockland will not quit the league unless
1t should become a financial impossibility
for her to remain. and that wou.. not
seem to be the case just now. The Bath
with some salt and a, piece of cheese.
Polo players are polo players the country
over and no one fully approaching the
game would expect to see them travelling
from one city to another in the State. Il
Ia Lord Fauntleroy and with straw hats
tied to their heads by elastics.-Rockland
Tribune. 1t Is said that Hotel North can
DO added to the Bath Times list.
"A former Orono boy. now Dr. s. b. Par
sons of st. Louis. has lately performed an
IN u wonderful cure. The patient was q
little boy who, 20 months go. swallowed
an iron screw. an inch long. which lodged
in his right lung. The boy had suffered
8 most distressing cough. pus from the
terrible internal wound flowing constant
ly from his mouth. All hope of his re-
covery had been abandoned when DR.
Parsons was called to see what he could
do. Without the aid of the X-ray. the
Crooke's tube not being powerful enough
lay. the doctor cut into the place w sireN
he was convinced it was to be found and
was successful. But most of the lung
was gone and it was also necessary to re.
move three inches from the fourth and
fifth ribs. The wound was cleansed small
pieces of rubber tubing inserted. and the
child, at last reports, was gaining. in
rible pain that has been wearing him out
Two Arnsies-The Regular and Irreguia,
To which would you prefer to belong;
The regular. undoubtedly. The irregulars
are. admittedly. the most numerous but
they are. in very undesirable state ot
no-discipline. Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters will soon remedy this want in a dis.
ordered liver or bowels. Biliousness
manifests itself in yellowness of the Skin
and eyeballs sour breath furred tongue
morning nausea, discomfort in the vicin.
lily of the liver. vertigo and sick head
ache. Hosts of people suffer thus Thess
signs of INSTRUMENTATION to the govern
ance of health. together with an irregll.
lar condition of the bowels. are soor
regulated by the Bitters. which also over.
comes malaria, dyspepsia, rheumatism
neuralgia. nervousness and k,dne,
trouble. AS a means of checking prema
iture decay. Fastening canvalescerca. ana
mitigating the infrmities of aga. IA,
great tonic is without parallel.