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Evening star., 1897-05-18
Washington stock Exchange.

Market IS siee as no Wsshins1on Gas: = at
E$sss% asasyps se1s; y at o. j Is .! at ,2'
stssk sa.rsnsS Is Isoi lis s,S Water Stock sT sSr
Iensy 1a,sy & e. Ivy. ia bid Fund currency s.6os
Miseeiisnroas Bonds- Metropolitan Railroad IS,
dcbtedness. liz bid seIt Railroad S. 90 bid. 30
Columbia RAILROAD g. iiS bid. IL ask asked l. WASH WASH
peat and Telephone - s. iS io lid ,,a asr ss
can an security a and Trust Ss. and A. loo bid.
bid. Washington Market Company ist & Ss. 1io i bid i'd
Washington Washin Market Marse. Company imp 6s. 10 bid.
sasone Ha assae,, tany a. eIeG Ten Ss o bid
Light Infantry LIST 6s, IS bid. " ''N washing ''A
Of hpss Ss " G Se;s ss
politan. 2sl bid 800 asked. Centrai. 2s5 bid.
aaa IS. f1s Sa Is Ss S ~ iso sss
a ia iSs 1ssd =, o. S bid % asked @ Linz iHs
Safe Depsit and Tru.. Companies. National Safe
sna and ps9 T' is hid 12e asked washnston
Security 5; aGd Trust. 14lH bid Washington Safe
KaiIroad stocks-Capital Traction comnauy. q
Sid Ds% asked * d, Metropolitan ls bid, lis asked
United States ELECTRIC Light scA bid; s2 asked
ss bid. metropolitan. ss bid S Gorcoran cora td S LID
Potomac. 6s bid. Arlington, 100 bid Ii5 asked
German American. $50 BID, National Union, 10
bid, II asked. Columbia, II bid, 1Sh asked, RIGA
a% 5%;., bid peopis's. sh bid Lincoln. sh bid. COM
Title Insurance stocks.-Real nstate Title. ss bid.
los asked. Columbia Title. lid. sN asfcl.
Telephone Stocks -Pennsyiyana. 3s bid. 50 asked
can Graphophone. sM bid, o asked American
Graphophone: pfd., 10 hid. Pneumatic Gun Car.
riage, .S5 bid 81 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks- Mergenthaler Lisotype.
l2l% bii 122A asked lanston Monotype. Cl bid
S% asked Washington Market, II bid Great
Falls Ice. 116 hid.
Evening star., 1897-05-18

Spaniard sells his daughter. murders his
boy and o0aceAls the facts. the people
must rely On the American correspondent
to get ut the facts> The senator paid q
glowing tribute to those correspondents.
some Of whom had risked and given up
their lives to present .he facts to the
American people. He referred to the death
OF Correspondent Crosby. who fell On the
field during an engagement.
speaking Of the newspaper reports Of the
war. Mr. Mason defended them ~ In the
main correct. He said that so per cent Of
the men who had gone to Cuba to write
of the war had lost their lives. Surely they
could not be charged with taking this risk
to secure matter for fiction.
He defended newspaper writer's In gen.
eral. saying that those who were COM
PEELED to sit IN the gallery and listen to Mr..
Wellington's speeches were by no means
adequately paid. He proposed to vote on
the resolution even II 1t took all summer.
Cuba was popular at St. Louis when the
party wanted votes, and he appealed to
republican senators to stand by the declar-
alton.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
BIG COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

San Francisco Making Arrangements
to Receive Christian EndeavoreFs.
SAN FRANCISCO. May lathe COM
mittee TO receive the members Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society. who are soon to
come to California. win consist Of nine
hundred members. led by a stan of thirty
five.
Eastern members coming over the north
ern and central routes will be met at Fres-
no. The committees will afford the visit
ors all necessary information and look
after accommodations for them.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
CALDWELL HOLDS OVER.

Ohio Supreme Court Decisien AGecc
ing CinclnnatPs Mayor.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 1s.-The supreu3&
court today pronounced q special act con-
stitutiona which was passed In 1895 ex-
tending the term of the mayor of Cincin-
natl to July 1. 1897.
The result is that John A. Caldwell. pres
ent mayor will hold over and make i'm.
portant appointments some of which contins
ue beyond the term of Gustav Tafei, who
was elected mayor this spring. and wine
went into the courts to obtain immediate
possession of the Office
Evening star., 1897-05-18
FUSION BILL FAILS.
Fight In the Kentucky senate VIII,
Consequently Cease.

FRANKFORT. KY. May ls-The fight in
the state senate that promised such bitter
and sensational results. is over SO far as
the bone of contention-the fusion bills
concerned. All agree that the bill cannot
become law before Friday. and all
thought Of attempting to extend the ses-
sion beyond the constitutional limit has
been abandoned.
The silver minority las won its fight
against the fusion bill. not only by its
own good generalship, but because a part
of the republicans we're lukewarm in their
support of the gold democrats who origi.
mated II.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
TO DAM THE DELAWARE.
Gov. GriGgs Has Sigaed the Dill for
That Purpose.

TRENTON, n. j.. May Ex-Governor
Griggs this afternoon signed the Delaware
dam bill The bill authorizes the damming
of Gny stream in the state under certain
restrictions for the purpose of securing
power.
1t Is designed primarily to authorize the
damming of the Delaware river at Trenton
and was pushed by the Trenton board of
trade. The bill provides for the acquiring
OF land for raceways by con ienlnation pro-
ceedings. In the bin ii is stipulated that
fishway must be constructed to permit
the fish to pass up and down the river.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Died Thi. Morning.

Henry Hettler. the man who was struck
by train near jackson City. Sunday. as
published in yesterdays Star. died at Provi-
dence Hospital about 1 O'Clock this morn
Ing. When Deputy Coroner Glazebrook
heard of the case he gave an order for the
removal of the body to Lees undertaking
establishment. The Virginia authorities
were Notified OF the mans death. and an
inquest may be held at Jackson City.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
SEEKING INFORMATION.
Questions Regarding Charities Ad
dressed to Many City OhicfnIx.


The congressional joint select committee
10 investigate charities ana reformatory
institutions In the District of Columbia has
addressed letter to the mayors Of about
seventy-five principal cities throughout the
country requesting answers to the follow
ing series of questions:
%. Whether any charitable institution
In the city. of which you are mayor re-
ceives the whole or a part of It's mainte.
rance from municipal state moneys
CD Are any public moneys appropriated
to aid charitable institutions under the
care or control Of any religious denomina-
ton?
O Are any public moneys appropriated
TO aid charitable Institutions controlled by
private corporations. whether secrarian or
unsectarian?
O. In case public moneys are appre-
priated, please give the names of the insti-
tutions and the amounts of the annual ap-
propriations.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
OvERMEYER A RISING STAR.
His Friends Regard Him nv n Silverit,
Presidential Candidate.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. May 1S.-David
Overmeyer. the silver champion of Kansas.
will doubtless loom up as a candidate for
President or Vice President of the silver
ties If the silver wing of the democracy
remains in the saddle during the next cam
paign.
He has received a number Of letters from
prominent silver democrats throughout the
country suggesting that he may be called
upon to lead the party. II is said that
Bryan himself has written, indca ting that
he would Ike to have Oyermeyer as a run
ming mate the next time
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Denth of Mrs. EYana.

The many friends of Mr. Frank D. Evans.
the well-known contractor. will regret to
learn of the death of his wife. which oc-
CURED this morning at O'Clock. after a
long and painful Illness, which she bore
with great patience.
She leaves besides her husband two daugh-
ters, Mrs. John l.. Gundling and Mrs. Geo.
NJ. Koenig, to mourn the loss Of good
mother.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Women Working for Cuba.

Mrs. Clara BeIl Brown. director general
Of the Womans National Cuban League.
has called a meeting Of the organization.
to be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in parlor 30 of the Riggs House. There is
a great deal of interest being taken by
members of the gentle sex in the league,
and numerous applications for membership
are being received daily. The meeting FRI
day will be an open one and all ladies de-
string to show helpful sympathy for Cuba
will be welcome.
Evening star., 1897-05-18

s@I bushels; ssles. N 0U6 bzseis southern white
cSen -; DO. ye'low. -. Oats arm-Ne, 2 white
bu.eris: espor.s. noac: ssorf. q. ESQ sasas,s I've
weef-Ne. eearby. 20: No westera. <ox-re-
busheis. Hay weaker-choIse TIMOTHY eIa5OnS3S
Gran freixhts rery quiet, uncAaaerd snEar stendy,
nnrhanged Butter wesk-fancy creamery, l5 da
imitation. iAis: Do iad,e IOs,s: rooi isdle. -
l0 store packed. sale Ego and cheese steady
uochaAgca. Whisky uachanreA
Evening star., 1897-05-18
WOULD NOT RECONSIDER.

Delaware Legislature Refuses to
Take Up Acklan Case Again.
DOVER, Del. May 1S-The house by a
vote of 8 to has refused to reconsider
the vote by which the bill granting a d.
vorce to Mrs. Laurel Crocker Acklan Of
Cleveland was indefinitely postponed.
This will prevent Mrs. Acklan from get
ting a divorce through the Delaware legis-
ls ture.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
HER REAL NAME Is CHANDLER.
Identity of Mrs. Carleton. a Dementel
Cnlifornia Actress.

Cnlifornia Actress.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 1s-The name OF
Mrs. Yvonne Carleton. the actress. who
was taken to a hospital here Sunday. suf-
fering from insanity. is Minnie Fay Burns
Chandler. and she is the wife Of George II.
Chandler. formerly OF the Standard OH
Company at Omaha. The girl was adopted
when child by the family of M. J. Burns,
manager Of the Insurance Compact for
Colorado. Wyoming. Montana and New
Mexico
Mrs Burns rs the sister OF CressweIl
Muir. who when he died owned land near
POMONA, Cal. valued at several hundred
thousand dollars. Mrs. Chandler has lone
believed that Muir was really her father.
me woman arrived here from Denver,
with her little son. about a year ago. com.
ing. she stated, at the instigation of her
husband, who failed to follow her, as he
promised TO do, and who has sent her no
money Ever since her life has been one
OF privation and ill-paid toll.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Both Sentenced.

Charles Green and Thomas Washington,
the colored boys who were arrested yester-
day by Precinct Detective Sutton for rob-
bing the Regal shoe store. as published
in yesterdays Star, were given hearing
In the Police Court this afternoon. Green
pleaded guilty to three charges Of larceny
and was dned IS or seventy-fye days
Washington. who pleaded not guilty. was
convicted anil fined SIS or los days
Evening star., 1897-05-18
VIII Filed.

The will Of the late William w. Dedrick.
dated May 10. 1897. naming VIM. 8. Fitch
as executor. was filed today. The estate,
consisting mainly OF personal effects, is
divided between Harry Lee Dedrck of st.
Louis. an adopted son, and Mrs, Jessie
Orcutt OF Kalamazoo. Mich. Mrs Orcutt
Is given life insurance policies.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
ALTGELD IN A sANITARIUM.
Ex-Governor of Illinois Under Treat-
mcnt for Nervous Prostration.

CHICAGO. May 1S.-The Chronicle says:
"A dispatch from Milwaukee announces
that ex-Goy. Altgeld of Illinois has been i'll
that city for two weeks. a patient in the
Sacred Heart Sanitarium. IL was gener-
ally known that the ex-governor was suf-
ferfng from nervous prostration, but his
retreat to Milwaukee was unknown to any
but his most intimate friends
The physicians in charge of the institu-
ton say the ex-governor feels greatly i'm
proved IN health, as a result of the treat
Inent ne received, but was not. in fact,
very sick when he went to the place"
Evening star., 1897-05-18
MEMORIALS TO ILLINOIS rpoops

commission VIII Erect Nine MOnu.
ment~ on Tennessee Battlefielts
sPRiNGFiELD. ILL.,. May 1s.-The ILL.,
nois battlefield monument commission ba.
decided to erect nine monuments each at
Lookout mountain and at the north end NJ
Mission ridge to the Illinois regiment.
whicn participate In those battles.
they also received plans for a granite
monument. loo Feet high. which II is pro-
posed to erect on the top of Mission ridge
on the spot where the confederate Gen
Brasg had his headquarters.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Temperance Lecturer Become. Imam.

temperance Lecturer Becomes Insane
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 1S.-A special To
the Evening Post from Owensboro, KY.
says: W. j. Mcconnell. the noted temper
ance lecturer Of Cleveland. Ohio. became
suddenly deranged while speaking At
Whitesyille. seven miles from this city.
last night No cause can be assigned ex-
cept overwork and nervous prostration
Evening star., 1897-05-18
INSISTING on A VOTE.
What the Friends Of the Morgan Res
Oluti0n Dcmaad.

What the Friends of the Morgan Res
Oluti0m DcmaAd.
The prospects are that II an attempt is
made to filibuster SO as to prevent vote
on the Morgan bclligerency resolution II
may interfere with the consideration OF the
tariff at the time agreed upon. Some of the
friends Of the Morgan resolution are talk
ing very determinedily. and insist that a
vote shall be had on that resolution before
any other question is taken up
Senator Mason is emphatic In his declara-
ton that 1t mt st be disposed of before the
tarfh Is taken up. The Morgan resolution
being the regular order. 1t cannot be dis
placed by the tariff or anything else, ex-
cept by vote of the Senate or by unani-
nous consent. vote is what the friends
or the resolution want. and any one sena-
tor can prevent unanimous consent
Evening star., 1897-05-18
VICTIM OF THE PARIS FIRE.
Madeline LIE CIerq, Whose Nothe
Was n Native of ST. Louis.

Was Native of ST. Louis
ST LOUIS. Mo-. May 1s.-Mrs Ferdinand
Gdresch received a telegram last evening
stating that her great niece. Miss Made
liHe lie Clerq. fifteen years old, was among
those burned to death in the charity bazaar
holocaust at Paris
MISS LIE Cierqs mother was born in St
Louis. and the family was well knou,n
fsre Her grandmother Mrs Naomi La
Iiaume Hicks. lives In Rue de Courcelles.
Paris Madeline was her only grandchild
Miss Marie Garesch OF New York re-
esiTed the first information that Miss LIE
C!erq was among the victims. and sbe tel
egraphed Mrs Ferdinand Garesch.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Mr.. Bunks Rcinstated.

Mr. A. r. Banks was today reinstated to
4 clerkship in the pension office. Mr.. Banks
is an old soldier and came under rule of
the civil service. He was for four years.
from 1875 to 1873. private secretary to
Senator ingalls, of Kansas,
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Bicycle Race Score.

CHICAGO. May 1s.-At noon the score
In the seventy-two hours intercity relay
bicycle race was as follows: For New York
-F1emir g. 16S miles, laps: Simpktns. l02
miles laps. Simpkins is taking the place
of H. Stewart.
For Chicago-Hannant. los miles laps;
w. Stewart, los miles 4 Laps
Evening star., 1897-05-18
ROAD TO BALTIMORE.
Meeting Tonight of Directors of Mary
land Railroad Company.

INhN Ha11FOUU CO1nVUHy.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
and a special meeting of the directors of
the Columbia and Maryland Railroad Com
pany will take place this evening at Ca
louisville, Md, near Baltimore. 1t is gen.
orally understood that no steps will be
taken for the present. at least, toward
building the road beyond its present termi-
nus at the District of Columbia line, nor
will there be reorganization of the COM
pany in the near future. Until the latter
is DONE. all reports of the extension CT the
lire from Washington will. 1t is stated On
authority, be without foundation.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
NEW HAVANA OFFICIALS.
General Weylcr Appoints q Hestouas
GOvernOr and Secretary

HAVANA, May 1s.-The Marquis Pal.
merola returned to this city last night
from Placetas. province OF Santa Clara.
with decree which had been signed there
by Captain General Weyler appointing the
marquis regional governor of Havana snd
secretary ad interim OF the general gov
erninent and appointing Senior Manual Lo-
these officials took charge of their posts
today. H
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Urged Keys. appointment.

A delegation of ministers from the col
ored Baptist and Methodist churches of the
city called upon the Commissioners this
morning to urge the appointment of R. H.
Keys as sealer of weights and measures for
the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Commissioner Wight's Deci.lons.

Commissioner Wight has refused to re-
open the case Of ex-Policeman Evans. re-
Gently dismissed under serious charges. and
has refused the application in behalf Of ex-
Policeman George e. Sullivan, for REIN
statement under the soldier AMI sailor
clause. He has consented, however, to look
further into the case of Charles c. Smith,
also an, ex- x-policeman. and with the consent
of the other Commissioners. will give him
an opportunity OF filing another application
and taking the examinations.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the highest
and the lowest and the closing prices of the
New York stock market today, as reported
by Corson Mccartney. members New
York stock exchange. Correspondents,
Messrs. Moore & Schley. No 80 Broadway.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
DR.. Hunter to Go to Peru.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
LOUISVILLE. KY. May 1S-It is an
nounced by DIR. James. who is q close
friend of DR.. Hunter. and who has just
been assured Of the appointment as United
States marshal. that DIR. Hunter will be
named as minister to Peru i'm q. few days
This is the post agreed upon for the de-
feated Kentucky senatorial candidate.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Government Receipt..

Government receips today-From Gus
toms. $673.7T4; internal revenue, s2oS,SI7;
miscellaneous. $S1, ,352. National bank notes
received for redemption, $306. 3S3
Evening star., 1897-05-18
GOvernment Bonaa
Quotations reported by Corson & Macart
ney, bankers.
Balti.ere Markets.

receipts, H,7oO barrels: exports, 6.0is harreis.
isiy, u asksds Assast. N. ssSei-reesipss xss
bs.Seas: ezperts. none; steck. - .soo bssseis-
eouehcrn wheat ~ sample. 01a09. Corr nrR-0ot
eex.se$: .sssA. ssSo*; r.. ssSe1.N: 5.lY.
Evening star., 1897-05-18

Favorable Report ON Gen. Bliss.
The Senate committee on military affairs
today decided upon favorable report on
the nomination of Gen. q. r. Bliss to be
major general
Evening star., 1897-05-18
LORD SOMERSET DEAD.
His Widow fs Lady Henry Somerse
of Temperance Fame

Of Temperance Fame.
LONDON. May ls.-Lord Henry Edward
Somerset. fourth son of the Duke OF Beau
fort, is dead. He was born in 1853 ana
married in 1880 the youngest daughter of
Sir Alexander Dixie bart. He leaves one
sen and his wife survives him.
Anne, Dowager Duchess of Atholl, widow
of the sixth duke, is dead. She was a
daughter of the late Henry Home Drum
mond Of Blair Drummond. N. b.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
steamshipa Arrivals.

/. At New York-Rottertlam, from Shields;
Kensington. from Antwerp.
At Bremen-H. H Meier. from New
York.
At Glbraltar-Katser wilhelm n. from
New York for Genoa
Evening star., 1897-05-18

Albany. N. T.. May 16-Gov. Black
has refused to grant the requisition OF the
governor Of Utah fer the custody Of Clar-
ence Barton and Graves. who are under
arrest In New York city. charged with the
theft OF e, 200 from the Utah Loan and
Trust Company Of Ogden CITY. ~
Evening star., 1897-05-18

Ms. Wight 1t the white Hs0so. y
coGamissloner WlgAt had . tnik a some
length With the Presldent this aftsrnoon,
dursng which Dtseraet szBeas n general
were discussed. q -
Evening star., 1897-05-18
Efeht-Hour Crusade In Cleve,.

Efght-HOur Crusade In Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. May l6-The Al
lied Metals Trade Council at a meeting de-
cided to ask each international metal trades
union to send an organizer to this city to
assist in q general crusade for the eight
hour day for all metal workers.
Evening star., 1897-05-18
GENERAL VAsaUEs RESIGNS.
Changes I'm the War Office I'm Brn.
I'll.

RIO DE JANEIRO, May 1S.-The minis
ter of war. General Bernardo Vasques. ba,
resigned. ard has been succeeded by. Gen
eral Marcado Bitencourt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-07

An Epidemic has been spreading o'''
the city of late. bringing within us Il"
huence a large number al musiao"'
wearers. on our streets are seen So
eral men of more or less prcmihe'''''
whose once adjoining mustatsies IA"
been removed To him who has q i'i'''
tache, a real good one Ohey say 'h'''
still remains a certain desire WHICH ..
times is almost overpowering. 10 see
something can't be done to impro''
the looks of things; so off II so'
Among the number who have reeeh''
fallen a victim to the epidemic
county officers and prominent
society men, lawyers, publishers
tors. mechanics and tradesmen. II
very much missed (they say mus
tache, when it has been remover
it takes some time for the upper "p'
relieved of the hirsute covering
is. covering, provided it coyers-so =
sumo it's normal lip-like sereii'''
certainly gives most men u'''
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Fob 0AL6

LAST CHANCE to buy a good mousse
lot at a very reasonable price. The sub
scriber will offer for sale by auction on
the premises, directly south and adjoin-
ing the hospital land, eight or ten nice
house lots. sale to take place May IL. az
two o'clock Z. NJ Two years ago ! sold
several of these lots and they were AT
once built upon and are now all oeeu-
pied by first class tenants ana there Is
no doubt If more houses should be
built on these lots they would al once
be let at good rentals. 1t is a fact that
barring these lots there Is not an men
of land for sale within mile of the his
pital; making these lots Of value. and
they must of necessity be needed IN the
near future to build upon to supply the
demand for more houses in that section
of the city. My only reason for selling
these lots is that | am unable longer +"
care for and cultivate them rs | have in
the past. owing to poor health. and my
advanced age Come and see them and
you VIII buy. Thomas Tihbetts.
Augusta, May ), 1877.
rnnN7 div
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-07

The detailed statement of the condl-
ton of the Kennebec Savings bank 10
be found in another clumn, makes III
teresting reading and may wei be
source of pride to the institution. Inc
list Of safe securities that make up lhe
resources Of the bank. and the SUD
stantial surplus of 500. S41. SO show con-
tinuation of the good management tna'
has ever characterized this reilapH
bank
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,fnr Sa!e or to 4sl.

Small advertisements not exceeding
four lines Uhirty words coming under
LET, LOST, &C., will be inserted two
times for Is cents, three times for IS cents
and one week for so cents, ADVANCE
PAYMENT. In sending by mail remit
lance of postage stamps or postal note
should be made with order, as the
charges are too small to open accounts
for
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CARDS. on ruANxs on,m

CARDS OF THANKS. OBIrUApr
NOTICES. RESOLUTIONS OF pr
sPECT. ETC. will be charged at thu r.,.
Of ten cents per line. No charges I.s.
than seventy-fve cents.
ALL ADVERTISING ANNorrNcu
MENTS OF ENTERTAINMENT vho,.
object Is the raising OF money viii b.
charged at the rate Of fifteen cent, a
line.
ADVERTISING NOTICES, news form
will be excluded from our local column,
except such as refer to advertisers occr'
plying space In our advertising column.
and will be run under separate head q,
one Of the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive N.
JOURNAL promptly will confer a fsvo.
by notifying the Office Immediately.
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The Bcwdoin college team, whica WI"
play the Augusta league nire in TINS
city next Monday afternoon, mas "o"
the first game in the college series ~
defeating the Maine State college team
8 to /. To these who saw the snapPs
Maine State team dofeat the pSNe'
Augusta team on Fast day, this VIII
give an idea of the strength Of the hiie
that the Augusta boys will face heA'
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-07

A young lady who helps out herfather
at his business in this city is wonder
ing how she is going to come out this
summer on the base ball question. she
is an enthusiast and so is he and
compromises are in order she says
She says she can stamp her foot down
real hard when occasion requires. ana
go to the ball game she must, part o.
the time, anyway.