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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Base Ball Notes.

There are !: players vino have 4 batting
percentage OF .3oo or over
Taunton has tined Grant $50 and sus-
pendeI him for INSTRUMENTATION.
IN, ,hr,, prnol,i,.n came. attract,
more than " ao rcnrle q thc South end
BOSTON
c,.,- r,1,. ~. .;r.. ,i,,,, Il, ,hro,, ,..,.,,e
Iione. fol tHC ~ - l'iiit @ "a ! ~, .t,r
the 6oStoh champions LOON Nd'Gr ""c''
- ~ 7
Jimmy Bannon mas on" oi ne htSi d., nn
I,nS ~ , i! - ,i'' . 1!n .ii
lie mas peei' "lt'IiH "1 q '''' '''I'
New York sun: Freedman is being con
demned all over me league circuit l'l
handing MecIin over 70 tine B"St""s.
F[is6eG lGad3 I'd he Ea5rTn anJ Gh'f rhir II
Win ';2o Branstichl lust lipa lie 30
mark.
Previous 10 his defeat at the hands or
the New Yorkg Monday. Ii cnrr Dunonuo
Of Philadclphia. had won SIX games IN
succession.
Pitcher lack Taylur turned lIp ut Gin
ciunati last sunday night He SAYS Ms
failure IN 90 West with The team s-.ts du..
to missing his frain.
" i''''7 '''' ,o :, >.
Dcmpht mas b2uru i,r Xxx ii", - l"c
E1h,rS 10, IL IL ,'a ,,inrI ran,r Hmnil cnt,.
~ Ni,,r3i,,,, b,.,',,,,t1s,no
oi Mco'f'M II i''io'iT'l
McGraW leads the leaEu" by big MAJ.
gin in base running and il runs scored,
lie stole II bases ~ nine games u ~
games he mas scored l&t times.
cb,,Ii, p,,.,cr tb, faet Iittl. u,.tfiotf,.
Of the Coiuncls. Il in "A hospital with u
badly spraincd leg He injured the IiHb
sliding against second base. He Will De
unable 10 play for 4 fortnight
,,,-t, ,i,,, 90. Hmm. g., oror1,. o.,1,,--
tio"'' Nt,t7. m, ,iJ HUM,
nolicg 'IPt'r, anu, MIR v;,.n
ing. n l"lt lnt w ~ vi WI a.
tn"ti,, " ~ ti,nf' II stnrt wnst with III,
-,
~ ,,,, +-..
Chica%o lnt"r-'c'aHi "I,'th i, iItI" ',.i 'l -
earnarkS OF 500" pi'chI.. dl.nIuSn ~, -
will require q dcal ~ '"acAlhS 'iu 'ittu',l
experience IN a biS league nti"Tt ne t'il
class as ] tWirlcr Of the callbrr or 'rti
YIN, l'hllllps 'htShTo ~" fi""th'
New York Press: Two of the best
probably The very bcst-bali players in
ihe country are third bascmcn. Inry arc
McGraw and collins MCGraW Is TN H..
ter inside man Of the two. hui in cicaI
and Gnisncd ic.ai.:c Collins cCuai never
wore a. shoe
Herald: Mr.. Ahci Of brooklyn. says Il.
onc-ed MCt;raw and Robinson 10 l. rect.
man. hut the Cffcr was refused. How docs
he know the payers would have cor.
scented? Griffin wos sold 10 81. Louis by
the combination of which MI. Ab"! IS .
member but he did not go
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Believe England Will Accept.

London, Aug. 25.-Thc Johanncshurr
correspondent Of The Morning Post
says: Th" general Impression, today
both hcrc ANA i'll Pretoria, il that
Great Britain is preparing to accept
the proposed compromise
Mr.. Shelley, the local representative
of Borrouehs. Welcome * Co., the
London druggist. was arrested near
johannesburg fort. Tho police sub
irctcd him to mary insults, but soon
liberated him i'll tile absence Of any
spociliC charge
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Jiminrz Caring Mary Supporters.

Havana, Aug. 24.--It is said here that
Gen. Jiminez. who is now in Manza-
Milo. has received during the last three
days more than 500 applications to join
any expeditions he may intend sending
to Santo Domingo. The applicants in
clude many Cuban officers who served
under the late Gen. Garcia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Send War Munitions TO Bloemiottein

London. Aug. 25.-The cape Town
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says:
Despite the virtual blockade Of war
material in Delagoa Bay, the Cape
government is sending enormous con
siEnmcnts Of munitions Of war t.
Eloe emfontein. During the present
month over 1000 cartridges have been
sent ard 500 rifles were dispatched.
last night, from Por; Elizabeth to
HlG. mfOntcin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
ADMIRAL DEWEY
Continued from page ~

the opinion is generally held that a pub
lie subscription should b. called for
Acting Mayor GuEgonhcimcr said, yes
tcrday. he believed the people OF New
York City would spend over $l,0oo,oo0 IN
decorations for Admiral Dewey
1T VIII be great occa sion" said he,
and New York VIII surely outdo any
thing in the way of wcIcoIu" ever a;
tempted by amy city IN the world.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Chinese Japanese Alliance Seems Doubtful

Pekin. Aug. 25.-The japanese mission
will return to Toxic. tomorrow. Appar-
entity it has accomplished nothing. The
Conservative party has Influenced the
t,mnrcss DowaGer until she seems to have
vecced against the conclusion Of any alli-
ince. Prince Ching faVors an alliance
with Japan. but ii is inconceivable that he
will be able 10 DO anything against the
powerful opposition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The bubonic plague mas appeared al
New Chwan. China The outbreak Is
not regarded as serious. but It IS feared
the olstaSe "'' Si''rl" !" ii'I' ~
ana o'iie' P'''''7 ~ ->''' ''' '''''''
The Sultan OF Morocco mas notified
the powers that he is destroying the
native boats Of the Rift coast ana is
establishing Il gunbuat service in or
der 10 protect foreign shipping from
piracy.
4 Thursla..% session rf NV Union Nct-
Grams Uu:,n National Encamrmcnt. Ht
pcs Moinrs. la.. Washington, p- C.. Wa
Gm"S'' i"r t"r c'' IN
ana thc national officers w tho Union aut
the Wumans Eciivt Auxiliary were in
St'Hed'
lhefc VIII b' II" S'Flh' az thc t"t"-
hidAha hlllI' Ne" hr"l"'"' M'r''
ailolS th3 "'"Nti9' ms 't"cS'''i' "''H
Settleo ~ = meeting - lhe N'@N'IN
eHhPloHod al ,At nl'Ii, h''' S'dS 'Nr"
ms thc '"'c n'!"' = 1T 'iiN'i'7 -"
q against s''lNl''S'
The raNaSeS caused at Mombasa'
east coast Of Africa. by famine ana
smallpox have h"cun" ~ appalling
that it has been decided to appeal To
the lord mayor Of London 70 open
mansion House fund for the relief of
the stricken British subjects in East
Africa.
4 dien1+rh IN thr IonIon Daily
,,brn,icIa from Rome r,rnrts tbo
throwing, III /, dvranitr ip,nh intn fbr
,.i1I, of tb. ArcbIiebor or G,uif,n,i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
No hirg Night ard Day.

Tie busiest ANA mightiast little thing
.hat ever was made il Dr.. Kings View
.ife pills. Eve"E iii IS a SUGAR atcI
alnbulc ri health. that changes weakness
INTO strength. listlessncss intp energy.
hraiu Tag into mcnta; puwer. They re
wonderful it lri.,i.g u 'hc health. Orlv
~. Iirr Tx. sold hs TawGit"h z wen
s'rr, Augusta: &. II. Gtaac Gardine.; $
y. ligat-ody. Na.,rviIlg.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Mississippi Democratic State Ticket.

jackson, Miss. Aug. 24.-Thc Demo
cratic state convention adjourned at
noon, today. after having completed
lho ticket, including: Governor. A. IT.
LonEino: lieutenant governor, j. Il.
Harrison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25

PERTH AMBOY, n Aug "A. sid.
.ch Marion Draper, Gardiner.
VINEYARD HANEN-Aug a. in
port. sch Hope Haynes, GuttenburE for
Augusta; Fannie Hodkins, New Ha
ven for Bath.
NEW LONDON-Aug p. ar, sch Lu
5aro, New York for Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Salisbury Conicrs with the Queen.

Loadon. Aug. 2i-Thc Marquis If
Salisbury spout the afternoon ana
evening with Queen Victoria. It is bc-
liovci the grave situation " affairs III
,hr Transvaal MEAS partly rvsronsihl.
for the premier's visit to IIcr Majesty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Ordered TO Duty.

Durham. natal. Aug. 2t-The men
:, lnrgir-r {" tnr EritiSh tr&t-class re
serve residing hcrr have been ordered
- hold themselves in readiness To- re
join their regiment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25

Corcrn0r's day at the New Hampshire
Veterans reunion. a The Weirs. ~ H.,
Thursday. brought ont the record break
ing attendance Of - $40. At the O'Clock
ampiirc. presided over by President New
laI. GOV. Rollins was introduced. He
made 4 brief address and was followed
~ congressman Suiloway and Corp.
J. ...cS Tanner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25

Accidents come with distressing fire
quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises, stiags
sprains DR.. Thomas Ec!cctric on IT.
lieves the pain instantly. Never sat
without 1t.
mon, wed, fri&wky,tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Eorhcs Springfield, /; Kochcs
ter. g.
At Hartfor1-Thn Hartford Montreal
game was postponed; wet grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
New York Cotton Marke..

New York. Aug a.
Cotton futures closed steady August.
: 81: September, $50: October $50. No
ycmatr, Gna: brr. mh"r. G-N: January.
i7%, February, 6-iG. March. GIG: Apri-.
.--, Man. G.-i; June. $50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
BASE BALL.
New England League Games.
At NEWPORT.

In the sixth inning. with Manchestcr
Newport lighted upon McDougal and
pounded him out for eight hits in success
sion with two men ont ana scored seven
runs with the assistance Of an error ~
Hickey.
> 5 ) & . K. II T.
Newport. l o 1-1o-l9-2
Manchester o o o . 4 ST
Batteries-Folcy and Millcrick; Me
Dougall and Lake.
At Taunton The Portland Taunton
game was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.
Other Domestic Ports.

WISCASSET-Aug 23, ar. sch Ligo
aia. South Gardiner and New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Blood

lSwift's Specific) is the only hope for
Cancer; it cures the most malignant
cases. Our treatise on Cancer sent free
BY the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
The Manchester Regimen. Sails.

GlIr2l,ar Aug 2I-Thr Manchester
Regiment. numbering 100 m"n. ha"
sailed lpr cape Town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
GENESSEE WINS CUP.
Defeats Beaver in Third Race and Wins Cup
Amid Tremendous Upruar.

Toronto Ont. Aug 2f--Thc Canada
cup goes to Chicago. Such was the resui.
of the race. today. the third race for the
trophy between Beaver and Genesee. the
latter winning by 10 minutes and Il se--
onds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
AT PlTTSBURG.

Chcsbro and Mcckin both pitched excel
lent bail. Tcr locals tied tho score IN the
ninth on Long Wild throw ana a hit hy
Schrivcr. In the lnlh the BoSt0ns with
tour hit scored two runs ana retired
their opponents in one, Two, three order.
Attendance. $50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Entire Train Goes Into River.

Santiago De Chilli Aug. IA great
railway accident occurred here. today.
An entire passenger train fell into the
river Mapocha. which runs through
the city. ana many lives were lost.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25

Robert Burns Crouch. who was thc
'argcSt competitor of the Standard OIL
~. for many NJarsl died At his home ia
h!caEo Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25

Cogans four bases on balls. an error. Il
triple and two singles. gave the Brook H.i.,
a poorly played game III the first inning
Attendance. 2iN0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
New England League Standing.
National League Games.
AT ST. LOUIS.

Young pitched In fine form ana held tho
Philadephias down 10 three hiis. NJ
tendance. 300.
res 5 s RII.k;.
St. Louis Q q 0 : Q N-5-ll-3
Phila mia. . 0 . . 0 % 3-5
Battcrics-YouaS and Crigcr: Frazer
and DOuEIaSS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25

First Second
Name. Start. buoy buoy Finish
Genesee 80. n.15 1853 2.S5.4S So i
Beaver ...... n.15 11650 2.4S16 3425S
Several thousand persons anoat and
ashore watched The Yankee boat come N
a winner and the upru2r at the finish
was terrific.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25

THo board of Judges at u meeting
ratified TIM decisions I'm thn llavout
;uG dismissed tho protests.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
AT LOUISVILLE.

Good fielding on the part Of the Bait
mores prevented the l.uuisNilics from
capturing another victory. Il was neck
and neck when Umpire O'DaH called thr
game on account at darkness.
5 ) { S 10 R.EI.E
Louisville. y g 0 . Q 2-l-l2-l
Baltimore. D D 0 0 2-4-l0-j
Notwithstanding and thinner; Mop
and Robinson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
Cancer.

Mrs. S. NJ. Idol, Winston, N. O.,
writes: Cancer is hereditary in
our family, my father, sister, and
aunt having died from this dreadful
disease. Twas thoroughly alarmed,
therefore, when a malignant Cam
Ger appeared on my side, and at
once sought the treatment of the
best physicians. They were unable
to do any good, however, as the
Cancer continued to grow worse
and spread. I then tried 8. SIS,
which forced the disease out, and
cured ma Dprrnanonflv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25
AT CLEVELAND.

Only a small crowd saw the game be-
tween Cleveland and New York, and the
visitors won with ease.
, ; 6 s R.TIF
Cleveland Q Q Q Q Q o-2-Il-a
New York. o o1 3 o O-6-lo-p
Batteries-Eates and HtcAlIistcr and
Sugden; CarriCk ana Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25

jim Jeffnrds. thu Californian knorl<cl
put Peter Jackson in four rounds at van
,pEyer, T.. g.. Wednesday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-25

On INC PrIIU00 EN0Ianuo:
EITTEE-StcadE. creamsriez. 1920,
larry 1917.
tHEESE-Fi Firm: 9lzn10.
EGGS-Eirm. fresh. l2i.-
Arizona republican., 1899-01-11

{ last evening" Forty new membsrs ] have been added to the local lodge
 since the arrival of MT. Gam. Mir.
 Gam will return to Prescott from Con- gress, and next Fridays meet ng " Il close the nsaItion.-PrescCEt CCu-
 rier.
 The cake walk at Tucson is go. MT. Stevens of Phoenix went there to
 meet Jimmy Coleman, and toge her
 they arranged for the walk On the
 night of the 18th at the opera house.
 MT. Stevens will have charge of the Phoenix party of four couples and Coleman will see the four couples are in readiness to represent Tucson. There was a preliminary drill in Tucson the other day. The music to be use o1 the oceasion has arrived and it is known as the Georgia Camp Meeting" The affair in Phoenix two wzeks ago was a great success and that ten days hence will be equally as enter, aiming.
 County eases before Judge Davis at Tucson have been disposed of as fol- lows: Pima county vs. G. A Avery, M G. Samanfego, J. B. Finley, and J. B Scott This case involves tfe right of the sheriff to receive compensation for the care of United S,ates prisoners. A contract between the government and Pima county existed, hut the sheriff had no right to fees in the premises. Judgment entered against each Ge'en- dant in the sum of S1,07S.42. A k case against Sheriff Leathecwcod was disposed of and judgment en cred against defendant for s945-57 In the matter of Pima county vs. Schumacher, Bullock. Samaniego, County board). and c. E. Weber the lait'er who he'd a claim of ex-Probalce Judge Wood by transfer judgment rendered in favor of county for S394 the claim being void, as Judge Wood was shown by re- port of Expert Bowman to ba indebted to the county
Arizona republican., 1899-01-11
/ MINING EXPANSION
Some Brief Notes Respecting Mining
 in inc Territory.

"This will be a great year fer Ari- zona and especially Pima. speaking more particularly of the mining int5r- ests," said a mining man of Tucson to a correspondent of the LIS Angel1s Mining Review. The speaker was cer- tainly correct in his estimate of the situation as any enc conyersant with the facts can readily determine in talk ing a survey of the country with a sweeping glacne.
 Beginning in Mohave county we find the Sacramento Valley railrCa1 ready for connection toward Chloride and the White Hills. a run of sixty miles standard gauge, from the county seat Kingman. Mineral Park, Cerbat and Chloride, all good gold and silver dis tricts, en route to White Hills, will re- vive under the impetus given them through the entrance of a rapid means of transportation, which will lead t1 reduction of freight tariffs. White 'HHs, the terminal (with ross. bi1ity 0:
Arizona republican., 1899-01-11

smelter, the San Xaviee c2ppsr proper- ties recently acquired by Kansas c ty parties, the Centennial in ths Arivaca district, the Rosenont copper camp, the Ragnaroc gold mine, the r-sump- ton in the Sagnan cOppar mining dis trict, the continued operation of tEe Silver Bell, the Ajo and others, all will give Tucson a grand advance. The Duquesne and Harshaw mines and t e reopening of the RoMin smelter, all in this county, will help to swell the to- ta1s And much else might be said of mines in Pima and Pinal counties, almost all of which wi1 contribute to the growth Of Tucson.
 Cochise. Graham and Gila counties are in the list The mining di tricts of Arizona are 10 be better known in 1899, and many new plants will add to the importance of certain sections hitherto barely mentioned.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-11
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Mrs. s. P. Behan of Prescbt is visit ing in Les Angeles.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Hill and Mis- Dwyer, all of Prescott, have gone tt San Diego, Cal.
 Report is that some rich gold bear ing quartz was taken out of the cit. water prospect tunnel north of Pres colt.
 IA brisk snowfall prevailed all da! yesterday, but as the temperature wa: mild. the snow melted almost 2s fas as it fell.-Prescott Courier.
 Major Elwood Hadley, who came down from Sacaton agency With In spector Herbert Graves, returned this morning to his charge. Star
 J. Marshal Morgan nes 1ecpened his office at Fort Misery, says the Courier,
 Hon. T. G. Norris and family have moved into their East Prescott resi- dence.
 George M. Williams. who has been associated with the city hall, is now in Yuma, having received an appointment as guard at the niltentiary.-Tucson Star
 Frank Bettman has such high appre- ciation of Tucson that he Ia q over two
 
 flying towards Fl Pa5o at 'th.s writing. Tucson Star.
 Ex-Mayor lAdolph Cobn of Tomb stone, more recently of Bisbea, is here en route to Phoenix, his home up to last spring His brother Dave, who was in Bisbee several months, is also going to Phoenix.
 It is understood that tine Elkhart mine in Mohave county s now produc- ing nearly enough water to keep their 120-ton concentrator al work right ard day The main shaft is nearly 400 feet deep. There is an abundance of good ore. i
 John Burns, who was recently a prominent figure in county politics, has decided to locate at Sherman. Texas For years MT Burns has filled posi- tion of much responsibility and trust in this county. He has a host of friends hereaboults wEo wish him sue cess in his new home.-Prescott Cou rier.
 The board of supervisors received Q petition requesting that M. Roche ter Ford be employed ito ettend to the in- terest Of Pima county in contest over the bond matter District Attorney Cooper is working like Beaver in this connection. The board is still select ing jurors Other business was of minor importance-Tu Star.
 Harry Drachman has received a let ter from his brother Emanuel who Is lieutenant in Captain Gray's company, in which Emanuel says the regiment threw up their hats with joy when the Crder to be mustered out was promul- g7ted in camp. The treasurer has a photograph of Captain Gray and Lieu tcnant Drachman, the work being done in camp.-Tucson Star.
 M c. Gam, deputy sovereign com mander of Woodmen of tie World who is touring the southwest in the interest of that order, left for Congress
Arizona republican., 1899-01-11
MUSICIANS.
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. D. J ESSENTIALS OFFICE is in tho Gooding block, on the second floor, until hi, office down stairs is rebuilt.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-11
REAL ESTATE
 FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

A good lodging and boarding house, furnished; size of lot 50x1371A. Easy terms of pay ment ..... ..... S65U0 20 acres all in fruit, water right, small house ....... ......... 1850 Ten acres we'll improved about fifty orange trees growing nicely; will yield about thirty boxes oranges this year. Good brick house. Will sell at bar gain on easy terms. Only five miles out.
 Eighty acres with water right, five and half miles out; $20 per acre. Business opportunities well located for sale. Money to loan.
 Property for exchange; your insur- ance desired; a few small ranches for rent.
 |. L. pLANK,
 No. I7 North FirSf Avenue.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-08-18
Turner's Falls Man. Charged With Big
SwindIInE Game

An alleged conspiracy to flood Boston, New
York and oth.r cities with worthless English
sight drafts cas- been brought TO light as a result
Of the arrest Of Frank E. Holiday, Of Turner'S
Falls, Mass. Holiday was released in the police
count at Boston Monday on charge of forging
the name of the firm of James Wilson & Co. of
London, but was rearrested by the United States
post office authorities for illegally using the
mails. Later he WAS held under $1,000 bonds for
q further hearing on Thursday before United
States Commissioner Fiske. 1t Is asserted that
Holiday tried to pass worthless drafts on the
firm of Searles & Co, Paine. Weber & Co. G.
II. Cameron Co, and F. A. Rogers, all of Bos
ton.
Holiday was arrested at Turner's Falls When
examined by Chief Inspector Watts he showed a
number of letters from Wilson q Co., in which
Holiday was instructed to purchase rubber
stamp used for accepting drafts bearing the
name OF The firm. Wilson & Co. were 10 have
toned Holiday admitted that the paper was
worthless Chief Watts states that he is reason
ably certain that large quantity of this paper
has been circulated in New York.
Holiday was formerly engaged In the broker.
| age business at Northampton and Westfed, and
has lately been living with his wifs's parents al
| Turner's Fails There is much interest in the
| case at Turner's Falls on account OF the mys
| terry which has surrounded his vocation. The
| village curiosity was heightened by seeing Hol
liday receive large quantities OF mail daily at the
| local post office The villagers say his mail has
| often exceeded that OF the largest corporations
| in the town.
The village people. how ever, learned nothing a,
to the nature Of Holidays business his large
correspondence He was always neatly dressed
and made a good impression by his courteous
manner. A short time ago the postmaster a
Turner's Falls received by mail an inquiry asking I
f. 4 Holiday received mail there, and he rep LEI
| In the Affirmative. A week ago Saturday twt
detectives appeared in the village. Holiday IS ar
| rest followed.