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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-16
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May i5.-Opening quotation,
IN the stock market were a vigorous no
nee served on all parties that ample cap
lttl was forthcoming TO take up All offer
lugs which timid holders of so-calleJ
Flower stocks chose TO offer, ana also to
ne bears ihat powerful wea pons were IN
l nand to resist an onslaught by yncn..
lhe different members Of the Flower
group were opened M ! 10 points abov.
saturdays close, the faVOrltes OF the lat,.
inancia! leader, Brooklyn Transit ana
People Gas. leading the rise. New YORK
AR BrAke made an exceptional rise III
ii points IN the first few minutes These
aggressive tactics served 20 6:sslnate any
uhraSlHess in The speculative minds re-
naming after the violent fluctuations in
saturdays market. Early quotations
from London also made IL evident that
mere were large reserves Of capital pre-
pared 20 take advantage of any further
sympa thetic declines ia The. general list
~ securities. Prices having failed ID
break. the bargain hunters were deferred
from buying and the market Eel! into a
quiet state.
brisk upward movement IN Sugar II
l547s ana a lively demand for the Paciics
ana the Changers caused Il general
stinenlng again throughout the list. But
the SW3lIneSS OF the transactions uiscOur-
aged continuance Of the bull specula-
ton and the market fell back into com
b, aitati's inactivity. The movement %
Of the more obscure specialties nuctu-
atlng quite widely but In contrary direc-
ti"ns. American Smelling ana the Coal
ers were also consistently weak. This
tendency and the apparent withdrawal of
supporting orders invited a raid by the
bears late in the day particularly direct
ed against Metropolitan Street Railway,
which was ralded down potntS The
Changers ana Pacifics also suffered in tn.
decline except Central and Southern Pa
cifiC. which were consistently strong.
Metropolitan Railway rallied very strong
ly points. the local traction shares re-
spending In Sympathy. The bear traders
covered, making the closing firm The
conspicuous changes were in the Flower
stocks. which all closed higher though
below the best OF the day. Otherwise
changes In the prominent stocks were not
large. net gains pred0minating.
In the bond market there were some
very heavy takings Of Baltimore & Ohio
~ when issued. Dealings elsewhere
were moderate and changes irregular
Total sales. par value, A.lN000. United
States 3s advanced y in the BID price.
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ne array or wheat statistics was
w W ORC $ wheat shipments for fho edrish.
toozoWu bushels) are in excess NJ week
ments and there II an increasa Isluire-
sage. Inc weather Is favorable a IN vn pas
street acting better than was a wall
Sabies were comparatively stead1n pectef.
ny "a. lower and closing sd low, open
visible supply decreased /. l9s g0 ~. Ths
Which steadied the market. ana "qhsnels
~ puliish crop news from Indi. nneiped
ono where insect damage wac ra, and
y touched the best point for thrslp Dlrted
Exporters took 10000 bushels ~ Gays.
Werp. although foreigners were ~ Ant.
uplnS very little. The close was c1,,rted
hiEh point for the day. ''ose 10
me prices on the stock MARIE.
generally higher than on Satnrds,, were
the ieVerisnness of Speculation -, put
manned, and recessions foIlowad asr 1Ll re-
wa tts London was a moderate e bn az.
on on ne general list. tns rnornine .Dnyer
SoWp shares, but later operata6 sakhg
otner side the account, Tho I'll ~ me
OF liquidation was lighter than bas s sure
expected and there was disnasit'ss oetn
plcKlng up stocks on the reacrinn Ior
was manipulated independently ana sugar ir
an extreme gain Of 51z per cent All maze ul
acting moderately. Stocks shnnId i,u re-
purchase FOR a turn" prove
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The Methodist Hymn Book Condemned.

Boston, May l5.-The Methodist Hymn
Book came in for strong condemnation
from Rev. S. p. Cadman, d. D., minis
ter OF that denomination and pastor Of
the Metropolitan Temple, New York, who
the Methodist Social Union at
its Ladies night" tonight.
There is no greater Sin Of our intel
lectual degradation, he said than the
stun that is found in the Methodist hymn
books of today. II is high time the lead
ers of Methodsm took mp this question.
am thinking that we will never get 10
the power of our fathers until we get to
the hymnoloSy of our fathers"
DIR. Cadman proceeded TO characterize
the modern church hymn as unfit for in
tellgent Methodists TO peruse. They are
mostly the work of itinerant evangelists
who go about living upon the churches
The speaker appealed for the Punishment
OF these unworthy hymns and the return
of the grand old hymns OF the earlier
DAYS of the church
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New York Produce Market.

% FLot R-Receipts. 19,i25 bbls,. a,nas 10
is,22S bbls.; sales. $500 pkgs.. insc,ine y,
M3.l0 Ddhefs, use
WHEAT-Receipts. 1877 600 husba,a.
ports, 52SS9 bushels; sales. | 325 IA NJ, x
e!s futures, lzS,DJ bushels spot and 'a osIi
ports; spot steady; No. 2 red NJ U ou..
iob. aiioat. and 70 elevator; .<o > IA Sp RI
10 arrive fob. a1oat No. / Nortbar1' rs rs
iuln, M5s fob. afiOat to arrive. Du-
toRN-Receipts. 2G5 200 bushels. A.,
ports. 1890 bushels: sales l05 o1lr l,,ghsa ~
lutrues. $4,000 bushels spot and ol,tnoges.
spot quiet: No. 2. 405s fob. afioat -
cATS-Receipts. 1890 busheIs.
portS. 800 bushels; spot quiet:fN6-p az
no. ). 3is; No. white. So; "a tyboii..::'
5ii.: track mixed Western, 3iM XXI ,raoI
BEEF-SteadH; cut meats. quiet
Ia RD-Firm; Western steamed s,9-.
May. Sol nominal; refined, firm 80
PORk-Dull ana easy.
~ TTER-Firm; Western creamery -
mi9; do. factory, 1li2M13: state dairy ~
~ ~: 90. creamery. lJfil9. ~
EGGS-Firm; state and Pennsylyani.
iiit@Iilz: Western fresh, l3l.GI4.
POTATOFS-Stea
SiGAR-RaW. steady: fair refining A.
10 test. ~; refined. steady to
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Forty weavers in Mayo Wooden mills
at Millbury, Mass, struck, Monday
because they We're refused an advance
81 one cent per yard for weaving.
Mrs. Susan Morrison. the victim Of
Sunday afternoons gasoline stove eX
pIosion, at Amesbury, died at the hos
pital in Newburyport, Mass, during the
night.
a majority of the coal miners in the
Pittsburg, Kan. district ordered out
last week by National President Mitch
ell of the U. NJ. W. A., went to work,
Monday, as usual
H. y. Halliday, president of the Will
Evansville, Greenvlle & st. Louis Rail
road was shot and killed at Williams
Vile. Mo. Monday. by Monroe Johnson.
prominent lumberman.
1t became known, Monday. that the
indsposition of Sir Henry Irving. who
has been playing the title role of Sar-
dous drama "Robespierre" at the
Lyceum theatre. London, was caused
by influenza.
Four burglars broke into the house
of Orson Moffatt in Ulsterville, y. Y.
Sunday night. They bound and
gagged Moffatt and tortured him I'M
| til he told where 5000 was hidden. An
effort is being made to trace the thieves
with bloodhounds.
]. c. Butler. a prominent citizen liv-
| ing Il miles south of Bentonville, Ark.
| has been lodged in Jail there. charged
| with the murder of his 15-year-old
daughter, Sunday. The girl was horri-
4 l,n,. h..i, er,li B
| open with an axe and her throat cut.
| The 800 girls employed in the mend
| ing room of the Washington worsted
| mills at Lawrence, who struck, Satur-
| day, for more pay. returned to work.
| Monday morning. The strikers We're
| informed by the officials in charge that
their grievances would be attended to
when Agent Chaplin returns.
| Coliey & Co, bankers of Providence.
r. L.. have purchased of the Illinois
Lead & Zinc Co. the following prop
critics: The Burlington tract, 20 acres
adjoining the city; 40 acres adjoining
the North Empire ground. and the old
Stanley mines, southwest Of the city.
and several plants and leases about
Galena. Kan. The aggregate price
paid is 100000.
The New York police board. Monday.
granted license to the Coney Island
Sporting Club. The week before last.
this club was denied a license through
the adverse votes of Commissioners
Abel and Sexton. The application was
renewed and those two commissioners
did not object. The granting of the
license will allow the Jefferies- Fitzsim-
mons match to come off there
The National Steel Co. which has two
furnaces and two steel mills at Mingo
Junction, w. Va, has purchased 10
acres of land adjoining it's Mingo juno
ton property. On this two furnaces Of
$50 tons daily capacity are to be erect
ed. besides another steel plant and a
finishing mill for bars. sheets and mer-
chant iron. Big prices were paid for
the land. The improvements. including
real estate. will cost nearly s1,00O,0O0
The strike of the spinners at the Mil
lers River Manufacturing Co. at Athol
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tons to the strikers. today, besides the
monthly men were the local branch of
the International Union of Engineers.
many of whom are employed on the
hosting engines along the docks. They
adopted resolution to assist the grain
ShoVeerS
Bishop Quisley. tonight. appointed
Timothy p. Donovan as inspector of the
docks in accordance with the agree
ment entered into by the Lake Carriers
Association. Mr.. Donovan will have
access to all elevators and vessels and
his salary will be paid by the Lake
Carriers Association.
Contractor Connors said. tonight: Il
have not violated the agreement made
by the Lake Carriers Association in
any particular. | am not supposed 10
employ more men than | need. The
statement that required all men
seeking employment should present
cards issued by me. is false. ! made
no such arrangement and did not sane
ton any such action on the part of my
bosses"
President keefe of the International
Longshoremens' Association. has tele-
graphed that he is coming TO Buffalo
Immediately for the purpose of assimi-
lating the new Grain Shovelers Union
with the Longshoremens' Association.
The members of the State board OF
mediation and arbitration also have
been required to return.
Boss Scooper Novels was set upon. to-
night. by a crowd OF boys. He drew a
revolver and fired two shots in the air.
Later over 100 women joined in the attack
upon him ANA badly beat him Novels
was rescued by the police. Afterwards 4
scooper named Clifford employed by Mr..
Connors was sci upon ana compelled to
draw a revolver The police arrested him
for carrying concealed weapon. Trouble
is feared.
Gov. Roosevelt stated. tonight. that the
state board of arbitration would hold q
bubble investigation into the matter.
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Baseball Notes.

Waters is leading the Providence team
nj the pat with $40.
Cambridge will play II straight games
on the home grounds.
al Johnson is attracting much atten-
ten by his .gilt-edged second base play
Tor. Montreal.
John o. rien of the Baltimore's is tenn
pofarily laid on with broken finger.
Kclstet Is substituting for him.
There are five men on our team whose
hfsf name Is John, and Manager Norton
thinks five Jacks ought to win most
anything. -Fltchburg Sentinel.
isfactory umpire that has been seem in
t tnS city for some time. Here's hoping
ne u wear we!'-Brockton Times.
Siiannseom5 is playing left field for the
Nashua team OF the Merrimac VaI1av
league. and putting up his usual strany
tuIhe poth at the bat and in the field.
q phe nrst-claSS pitcher would make =
u ---class team of Worcester. The Farm
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SHALL We DISPUTE
The Opinions Of Scores Of Our Fellow
Citizens.

Residents of Augusta, Ike othcr
American citizens, If making an invest
rlent want to be sure of getting the
worth of their money. They want TO
know all the why's and wherefores, ana
in a direct ratio to the value of the IN
vestment they borrow and ferret until
satisfied with the collateral. Take an
instance in the realm of proprietary
articles If we know of Il friend VINO
has been cured. we have some faith
in the preparation: If we know OF Two
or three our faith increases. lf the
cures reach scores. all well known citi'
zens and anyone who still maintains
that there is nothing beyond ordinary
merit in the said preparation can safe
~ be left 10 the care OF his fellow tax
payers If he wishes to pick quarrel
with them on the question of their
Judgment and veracity. he has ample
opportunity in Augusta to do 50. Be
Sin with this case:
Mr. Frank Haskell OF IA South
Chestnut street, says. The universal
verdict of the users of Doan'S Kidney
Pills demonstrates the worth OF this
remedy. Learning about them | pro-
cured 4 supply at c. *. PartridGe's Old
Reliable drug store. directly opposite
the postoficc. and the result of their
use was very satisfactory. ] deem it
pleasure to speak in praise of a remedy
Of such proven value"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed by
Foster Milburn CO.. Buffalo, n. Y. Sole
agents for the L. s. Remember the
name. Doan's. and take no substitute.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Name Ports.

BANGOR-May 10. ar, schs Emma
Green, Wood. Boston, Chester Wood.
HaSckell. Portland.
Sid schs Webster Barnard, Marshall.
New York; II Curtis, Smith, New York:
Eagle, Trim, Boston; Collins Howes. Jr,
Winchenbach. Little Harbor.
WISCASSET-May IS. ar, sch Fran
els G. Baird, Boston.
ELLSWORTH-May Is. ar. schs Hen
rietta A Whitney, Boston; Storm Pet
rel. Salem.
PORTLAND-May Is. ar, sch Cum
berland, Littlejohn. Humasas. p X.
Cid. sch Jacob l. Winslow. Smith.
Turks Island: Frank T Stinson, Hodg
don, coal port.
Sid. schs Jacob s Winslow, Turks Is
land: Florence. Norfolk: tug Watham.
towing barge Oxford, new.
Ar. 18th, sch Oracle J. Ramsdell, Bos-
ton.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Tha ,aa,,z Chicago. May Is.
WI tEAT-May. 692s; July, 7OIs; SEMEN.
co1RN-.May. 32s.; July. 39a.a2s1.; SEP
oA5Tss-May. q; July 23a.a2a1.: septem.
PoRK-July, $50; September. ss55
hARD-July, $50; September & SSu
RIBS-July, ST. 72ll: September. SIC
G4sn quotations closed a. follows;
ELOuR-Quiet and steady.
e,l " ". hEAT.No 2 spring, esn70: No. 9 do.
66Mt9: No. 2 red, 72n74. ~
CORN-No. ., 33I4.
OATS-Eo. 2, 26izn2G24 No. white esp,
d$g; No. white, 2ss.Mzy,a. ~
RYE-No. ., CO.
BARLEY-No. ., 35I4O.
FLANSEED-NO. !. SlO6.
IiMOIHf SEED-PrIme s235.
PORk-Mess, $s.3Gf1s.35; ribs. si.5ld4sO
shoulders, il4M4la; clear sides. sig0d5M
WHlSkEY-tl. 2G
SIG, R-I TDph1nual
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A e1Chesnut."

Probably you have heard that old story
about the fellow who accidentally swai.
lowed silver quarter. He went 10 a doc
tor, who couldn't get the quarter. but
made the man cough up two dollars
three sons-Shem. Ham and Japhet-in
me ark; 1t tickled the old man so much
that 1t made him act queer" and the
Dogs thought he was full" but what
was a mistake, and II 50 .'clouded'' Ham
prospects that bis descendants have hee !
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Conference to Be Held at Cape Town.

London, May ia dispatch 10 the
Daily Mail from Cape Town says that
the negotiations for a meeting between
Pres. Kruger of the South African re-
public, and Sir Alfred Miner, governor
Of Cape Colony and British high com
missioner for South Africa regarding
he grievances of the Outlanders in the
Transvaal. have eliminated finally in
an arrangement FOR conference which
will probably be held at Cape Town.
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Street Cars Declared a Public Nuisance.

Wichita Kan. May l5.-This city IS
now without street car service. In ac-
with 4 decision of Judge Dale,
declaring the street cars to be a public
nuisance, the cars quit running, today.
The lease of the present company ex-
pired some time ago but they continued
to run despite the city's protest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-16

Four men, Elias Weeks, Edward
Chase. John Fitzgerald and Gilbert
Bouter. We're crossing the Trenton.
Ont, bay in a sail boat, Sunday. when
the boat capsized. Fitzgerald ana
Bouter were drowned. The other two
men were found clinging to the boat
in an exhausted condition and both
NAV die
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, May l5-Wheat rose &c.
bushel. today,-on reports of damage from
insects, improvement in the tone of
stocks and short acreage claims from
North Dakota. Corn closed unchanged
and oats a shade higher Pork and ribs
closed a shade lower and lard unchanged
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BASE BALI.
New ENGLAND League Games.
AT PORTLAND.

1t was horse and horse between Porbs-
land and Manchester up to me l Sn al
when, with the bases filled. Nopiit cl9aru'i
them with a home run. AFTER tnat p9 ,ra
land freely batted Farrell. Flanagan Pc
gan to weaken in the seventh. bnt, !hc
visitors went 10 bat IN the ninth WIN M .lc
:.alne apparently out of their reach filtS
yTrara male in succession until three runs
were made the bases filed and only one
nm With three runs needed to tie ana
Carney at the bat Miller took Flanagan 5
place in the box and double rct,Teu tnc
Side. clark and Noblit fielded brilliantly
Attendance, 40
ns.i,r5 10 0 o s = o XII
ltnnnbester 10 0 | 0 3 3 Ill
natteries-Flanagan Miller and Tof' ;
Farrell and Lake.
AT PAWTUCKET.
The home team played well and sup
norted McCaferty at critical points. win
ming nv a narrow margin of one run. Il
was n very evenly played game and moth
ing was certain ill the last man was OUT
in the nintn.
Hrockton. 0 0 > 0-5- s.;
Bat,erles-McCaferty and Kennedy:
Evcrs and Everson.
AT NEWPORT.
Poor pitching. wild pitching, poor field
ing and inability TO hit the bail, in con-
lrast with Taunton's superior work ~ eV-
cry point. caused Newport's overwhelni-
ing defeat.
. . ) 8 s . T.. He.
Taunton. o q 0-l2-l0-l
Newport, o T. / -
McDougall and Burrili; Cal
lagher Foley and Millerick.
AT BOSTON.
The Cambridge club of the New Eng
land League opened the home season AZ
Charles River Park, before a fair-slZed
crowd Of local lovers of the game. Man
,ager Nortons Fitchburg team was the
opposing club and mad little difficulty III
winning the game, Attendance, 500.
s 5 6 . r. ii. +.
Fitchburg. 2 0 0 x-ll-ll-5
Cambridge, 0 0 . L g 9-5
Batterles-Kerns and Murphy; Eagan,
Nahnnpy and Curtis.
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New York Money Market

New York. May Is.
Money on call steady al 2I2d4; last loan,
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, S14G4A per
cent.
Exchange steady at S4S62.d4s7 and
A.Sia4 diiSo: posted rates. si.S5Iasii. S6ia and
A.S1i zdiSSi2. commercial bills, S4.SiGi.Sf&.
Silver certificates, 6l%sT62.
Bar silver. 6lis.
Mexican dollars 4S14
Government bonds. strong.
D,;F,
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ALL DISEASES and

Weaknesses OF Men. from whatever cause aris-
Ing, quickly and permanently cured at the old,
reliable Peabody Medical Institute. No. Balhnch
lished In 1850. Chief physician graduate Harvard
Medical College, class 1864, who always cures
when others fall by letter or In person. The
Diagnostcian; or, Know Thyself Manual" Wade
Aecunl medical science price nifty cents hut sent
free, hy mail sealed, Tor Tx days send for II now.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, May Is
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady
May, $50; June. 5.s2; July. $50; August.
5.S7; September. 5.S4; october. 5.s1: No
vember, SIS; December, $50: January.
SIS; February, 59S; March, COZ: April,
Sos.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Misunderstanding, 8; Newark, =
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL; Toronto, 5.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Montreal, !.
Al acknowledgements. 4; Springfield, J.
AT Acknowledgement 4; Scranton. l.
AL MISUNDERSTANDING, >; Lancas-
ter. 3.
AT Paterson--Paterson, 5; Wilkes
barte,,3.
AT Observation-Disclosures 10; Provi-
dence. 9.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. IL; Cam
bridge. 6.
I College, G-i0-3.
. Al New Haven-Yale Freshmen, 4; Yale
Sorhomores O.
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70 Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
TO Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Celery Compound -
z5c. Trial size free. II It fails 70 cur.
your money will be refunded. -
Cou ghlin, West End Kennebsc briss''
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ON the Produce Exchange:
CTTER-Steady; crelmeries. 1aTl7ls
dairies. l0Il5.
EGGS-Steady; fresh, uAIllh.
CHEESE-Weak; creameries, gTl016.
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Howard, Crosby & Co.'S Letter.

Boston, May Is.
Yester-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
July wheat. 70Lis 1o5s 697s 7ol.b. FOB
Sept. COS ,0is 69l2 ,Ois 69la
Wheat opened steady. sc. over Satur-
day; the reported settlement of the Buff
falo strike steadied prices somewhat but
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-16

An article OF merit is sure to win. 80 -
with the Hop Plasters which are usea N y,
thousands of homes with conndencS All an
success. Active the moment appiieu'
medicine dealers.
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AT BALTIMORE.

The Orioles beat New York in n pitch
ers' battle, Nops having the better Of the
argument toward the end. McGraw's
base rurning was daring.
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New England League Standing.
National League Games.
AT NEW YORK.

|, The game between the Quakers am the
brookiyns was q smuggling match. punctu-
Ated by sensational fielding and constant
wrangiing with the umpires. The Quakers
succeeded In tieing the score in the sew
enth, but in the eighth the BrooklynS
made five runs Gncluding Two homers)
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Under a Cloud

ever since. Perhaps you think we have
hot spelled chestnut" correctly; " go we
refer you TO Webster's dictionary. You
may also be inclined 10 think hat we
dd0n I know the wheat business, and dom
KNOW now 10 make money for our Gus
toners in wheat. but YOU win know hei :
Ter II you follow our advice to buy wheat
on breaks and sell on bulges TRY II on A
$2' start, as explained In our free book.
Howard Crosby &C.,. 4 ss "s":,; .::::
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AT WASHINGTON.

ana w tTUFE.
AT WASHINGTON.
The Senators played a good game, doin.s
better work than Boston. both at the bat
and In the field. Nichols was not MT IRE, IRE,
The ball at the right time. Attendance,
III I2s IS . R.H.E.
Boston ~ i 0 0 p 81
Batterles-Weyhing and Mcclure; Mich
OILS and Bergen.
AT PITTSBURG.
ny reason of better playing, Pittsbur1
should have won, but in the 10Th, Green,
who had struck out three times before.
raised q three-bagger IL middle right aht
scored on Wolverton's life. Attendance,
~ 1234 5G7S 80 R.H.E.
pittsbure o o 0 ; o 0 . o. s.
Chicago. 3 0 . Q 0 ~ -
Bdtterics-Leever and Bowerman; Cal
iahan and Nichols.
AT ST. LOUIS
fBy punching their hits with a base on
balls, St. Louis scored three runs in the
seventh. and downed the Colonies. Both
Bowling and Jones pitched in fine form.
The latter was fortunate in keeping the
visitors nine hits well scattered. \ fast
double play by Mexican and Conner was
the only piece of brilliant fielding done
duflng the game.
". . g 5 G s . Ri +.
81 Louis. o x-4- $
townsville. 0 Q . 0 IL g
VI Hatteries--Jones ana Criger; DowlinE
and Klttredge
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland put up good game agains
Cincinnati. but the visitors had bette
lutk punching their hits.
S..- / 3 4 s RH l.
Cleveland o o D o 0 - g.
Cincinnati / ! q Is s
Eattertes-Stivetts and thinner; Hawle,
aSid Wood. 81 .