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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
CHINA REFUSES RUSSIA
IN the Demand Tor Railway Concession Con.
Meeting Pekin With Russian System.

Shanghai, May 1.-THE Tsung Ii va
men tChnese foreign offiee) mas replied
TO the Russian minister at Pekin, NJ. De
Giers, that the government is unable 10
accede to the Russian demand. made last
Wednesday, for a new railway concession
connecting Pekn with Russia's present
system in Manchuria.
Not since the taking of Port Arthur by
Russia have the Chinese been so agitatei
as over this demand. Whether NJ. De
Giers named a specific route Is not yet
only preliminary notice was given by
Russia and others that she is asking for
a line direct from Pekin to Shan Hal
Kwon.
Certainly the British legation in Pekin
had no previous knowledge that such a
proposal was coming from St. Petersburg.
The concession asked for would ruin the
existing northern railways in which Brit
lsh capital to the amount of G2,000 900 Is
invested, but there seems to be no alter
native routes. without interfering with
plans for railway extension which the
Chinese themselves have in mind.
1t is believed that Russia'S action in
this matter is intended To demonstrate to
the world that the recent convention with
Great Britain respecting spheres of in
terest in china. which was notified to the
Chinese government almost Immediately
before the latest concession was demand
ed, has not fettered the action of Russia
at the court of Pekin. and also to
strengthen Russa's prestige with the
Chinese which was unfavorably affected
by her withdrawal of her late protest re-
speeding the northern railways.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
U. or MAINE FIELD DAY.
Glass Of 80 Wins ckampionship-capt
Grover Wins individual Championship.

Orono. Me, May 14.-tSpeciaD .-The
sixth annual class field meet took
place on the campus. Saturday afternoon
and the contests were very close and ex-
citing The class Of 20 won the cham
pionship with II points; 1902 came second
with 36l2; 1890. third, with 30l2 points; and
1901, fourth with % points. Capt. Grover
won the individual championship with q
points. taking first place in four events
and second in Two. The colleges records
were broken in the pole vault. mile run
and the high and low hurdles. The events
were fun Of surprises. The class OF 1896
was looked upon as the winner and 1909
to end the list. The freshman class
showed up WELL taking second place The
team Is to represent the university AT the
New England and Maine intercollegiate
meets. The large mans race Of lbl yards
was very Interesting, Watson. 'uZ, win
ming, and Wormell. second. Hoyt, third.
Under Coach O Brien's training has been
developed the best all-around team the
university has ever had. Neither should
Manager Hayes and Capt. Grover go I'M
mentioned for the interest and work they
have taken. And under the care and
guidance of these three men the team viii
again be heard from az Worcester, May
y. and Watervill". June 2 The sum
mary
in-yards dash-First trial heat. Rollins.
90. nrst; Grover, 90 Seconu Gray, %
third; Time. 10 2-5 sec. Second trial hea'
Vose. 20. Time, II is sec. Final heat
Rollins 20 nrsI. Grover, SS second .
Hatch. %. third. Time. 10 Is sec.
22O-yarls dash--Firsi trial heat Rollins
20 nrst: Caswell. 81. second: GRAY. IN
third Time. q rs sec. Final hear. Rol-
Inns. %. first. Hatch, %. second; Caswel,
~. third. Time. 2 rs sec.
ito-yards dash Hatch ~. first. Gas
well. 90 second: Goodwin. 'n. thlrd Time
Half-mlle run-Goodw.n. 'N. first: sli-
Yer. %, second. shaw. 81. third Time.
Nile r1n-Lyon,, % first: silver. 'Oe.
second. Libby. 81, third Time. min,
emile fnn-French. % nrst. French
90 second. Time Y min, u 2-5 sec
100 yards hurdle. Grover 70. first;
Thompson. ", second. Be.cher. %, third
Time, !, i-j sec.
220- Yards hurdle-Flrs, heat. Piper. 90,
first; Belcher. 81 second Time. ~ 2-5
sec. Second heat. O. H. Davis. '0l. FIRST:
Moves. on. SECOND. Time. p 2-5 sac.
E nhrS hf ra heat f f II pavi A. o Ti rs
Piper. '02, second. O. II. Davis. '0l, third
Time q 3-5 sec
BICYCLE. mlles-Lowe. 90. first: Lynn,
%. second; Watts. %, third. Time, G
Pole vauit-Hersey ~. first. Wheeler.
% second: Boardman. %. third. Dis
tance. It.. 81 in.
Putting l6-pound sho;-Grnyer ~ hrst:
Smith. ,n2. second; Judge. o. third. Dis
lance. Sc It,. IN.
Ihro wing ls-pouni haminer-Grover. 90.
first: Watson, o. second: Judge. uu
third. Distance. % I'll in
Throwing discus-Grover. go. first: Wat
son, 'o2, second: Judge. ~. third. Dis
lance. 100 II.
High jump-Swain. 20 first: Thompson.
'Ol. second: Hersey. 90. Kalum, o. tie.
Distance, #, i0A. In.
Broad jump-Swain. 90. first: Grover.
T4 second: Thompson. VI. third. Dis
lance. 70 IT.. IN.
The summary by points:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
The COlUM Bia.
New Cup Defender Nearly Ready Tor Launch
ing-Larger Than Defender.

Bristol. r. H., May 1.-THE doors Of
the big shed OF the HerreshOff works,
whore the Columbia is being built, were
swung wide open for a few minutes.
yesterday, to allow a cart-load Of plat
ing TO be carried in. and one or two
81 the outsiders in the yard had a good
view nf the new cup defender
While the inspection was necessarily
short. il could be seen that the bow
OF the new boat is almost straight
from the water line to the stem, and
appears 10 be patterned after the ia
nous n-footars that raced IN Nara
ganseit bay. last year.
The new boat has a great oyerhang.
both fore and aft. and appears TO have
considerable more beam. and to be
fatter on the floor than the Defender
From the build 70 the upper strake
The boat appears to come out more
than the Defender. and her wetted sur
face Will probably be more than the IA
boat. enabling her to carry consiie.a-
bly, increased sail area.
Her top sides We're apparently Of
bronze. and We're FURNISHED 50 that
they shOne brightly. The top sides are
completely plated, and the joints are
apparently quite smooth Unlike the
old boat there are no Strengthening
straps along the side.
The new boat appeared TO stand con-
siderably higher than the Defender.
and will probably draw a foot more
water The work Of laying the deck
had not yet begun. and there is still
considerable riveting 10 be done.
The work on the Columbia is nearly
completed. and but little remains ex-
cept the stepping of the mast. which is
all rugged and ready on the wharf
John Il. Herreshoff said that the
date for the launching had been decid-
ed upon. but would not be made pub
lie until few days before ii took place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
VAUDEVILLE, 8; GARDINER, 6.
Home Team Rallies and Wins Out Alter Game
Is Apparently Lost.

.watervills, Me-, May l4-(SpeciaD.-T
High school nine maintained its standard
In bali playing. Saturday afternoon, by
defeating the Gardiner High school nine,
70 g. At times the game ranked well
with that of more pretentlous players ana
The men on the Gardiner nine were re-
tired in one. Two. three order.
Up 10 the nth inning the visitors led
and it looked as though the High school
son, but In the sixth the boys pulled
themselves together and had not the
slightest difficulty in plling up runs
enough TO win the game.
The battle really commenced in the
fourth. Demmons reached first by send
ing a hot liner past NcCorkell ut first
Smell popped a fly into Reynolds hands
and Demons was caught before he
could go back to the bag. With two men
out The Sisitors started in to play for all
there was in the team. With Pierce on
second, having gone TO first on an error
Pitcher took first in the same manner
hit by Eldridge sent Pitcher across Inc
plate, and before Lawton had been mr.
out Gardiner had scored four runs.
with Gardiner one run ahead Tvler
sent a pop fly to Eldridge and REYNOLDS
was OUT on a little ~ 10 second. Scrihne,
TOOK his base on balls and went to second
on MCCorkell,s base hit. Demons error
Ir! au ,Hedsdon on first and the bases
was deafening when little Ahhntt sfennas
10 me bat and landed the hall ont If
e'e''Ohs way m the outheld, bringing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Inc Features Of The Days Dealing in Al
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May l3-Speculation ono,.,
| ~ q hiShly demOraliZed condition 1891
n"lhs " me announcement OF the snddln
| Death Of ex-Gov. Flower. ana ,bfs 't nr
/ iinued the prepOndering influence IL III ~
market. The flood Of liuuidatIno nra tiir
anu Dear activity after the initial MI,
carried az Of the Flower speclalties dow
az a terrific rate. The extreme hreaLs ~
.nese PROPERTIES extended to 60 noinrS a. a.
NV york Air Brake: BROOKLYN Transit
Ina People Gas, Is: InternationaI 81
per liit; Federal Steel, M: Rock Island
n, ana Atchis9n preferred, 4.
~ the general railway list the eytrsrra
1rclihrs ranged in the active shares m
10 -. In Burlington. In the specnlatiyp
sprc.aities the extreme drop inrIudsd
american Steel, ll7s; Sugar, SO; COlorada
r, uel IA; Manhattan ana METROPOLITAN
"a each, American Shelters, 6: and lossss
ol over Tour points in National Steel Con-
mental Tobacco ana Anaconda MInins-
~ the latter case II was 81
ne dppearahce OF supporting orders
ana the absorption OF large arnonnt T.
me aggregate by bargain hunters IN
gtlhrr with large covering Of short lnas
brought about very material rally wh.nh
was most emphasized in the properties
which had suffered most earlier
The lowest point reached nv srncLS ~
DAY, was IN most Instances above the Iou
point on Tuesday last. The Flower sns.
cialtles, however, were exceptions. ana
touched the lowest point In soma Ina
The announcement by a member ~ ~.
hrm OF Flower x 90. that Mr.. Fiovat
had no stocks on hand thar were NOT naii
Tor, and that they would not come IN
this market, had reassuring effect. Thai
hrm. moreover. was a purchaser for eli
ents of large line Of stock on the de-
cline. -
London sold about 20p0 shares AZ the
opening, ana later was a small purchaser
Two large firms collectively purchases
about 5000 shares, and many other lares
concerns absorbed stocks the prIncIna
sufferers seemingly being those who held
stocks on margin. The bank statement
showing an Increase in surplus reserve OF
S,1s5. 675 ana Of ss,26s, 800 cash. with
shrinkage Of S.. $50, 100 in the loan account
was not fully up TO the expectations of
some. and realization, and the putting OUT
Of fresh short lines again depressed prices
after the rally, but still left quotations
much above the lowest.
The net losses are pretty generally less
than half that indicated al the Lowest
point. In the Flower specialties net losses
are: New York Air Brake p: Brooklyn
Transit, ia; Peoples Gas Cik: Federal
Steel, 6b: lnterna tional Paper 31x: Atchi-
son preferred and Rock Island about q.
each.
The dealings for the day aggregated
about 10000 shares during the two hours
trading. The market closed under pres
sure. but materially above the lowest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
FIRE ss.1sMic
Continued from page ~

threatened Friday. to spread to Black
Mountain, which Is heavily laden with
timber, and several houses were In
danger. The fire department was call
ed out and by night the flames were
placed under control
AT one time the entire summit OF Mt.
Forest was ablaze, and occupants Of
farm houses moved out az though they
thought their homes were doomed.
Colebrook. y. H.. May IA big
forest fire Is raging In Dixfield. near
the heart Of the Notch. Many thou
sand dollars worth of valuable tim
Der has been burned. Large crews Of
men are fighting fire night and day, but
up 10 today had been unable 10 make
much progress.
Londonderry. y. H.. May IA fire.
started by cigarette. Saturday after
noon, spread in the woods In the out
skirts of this town. and has already
swept through 100 acres Of heavily
wooded land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
Howard, Crosby & Co.'S Letter.

Boston, May IL
Yester-
Chicago. Opg High Low Close day
July wheat. 70ss-h 707s COS FOB. 101e-ts
Sept. " 6aH-10is .0la 6Slz 69iab. 10is-L
Wheat opened lsGLc under last nights
prices. Foreign markets were steady and
spectators watching Wall street, where
news OF lower stock market prompted
moderate selling by longs at the start
and slight declines from opening prices
followed Foreign houses seemed to have
orders both ways and showed steady
cables, but our crop news was favorable.
A decline of from 600. 600 to ZOO 600 BUSH
els is expected in Mondays visible supply
and about the only bullish item was
SHOWS statement that the government
report made CALIFORNIA; wheat area 1Ogl.
000 acres too large. There was a reaction
from low prices and in the early morning
sensational cables regarding drouth IN
York firm received a cable from its Rus
sian correspondent that there was plenty
of rain in Roumania. and on this contra.
diction the market rapidly eased on,
touching the lowest point for some weeks
back and closed l2c. below yesterday.
Liverpool closed with wheat steady ar
sd lower. The Roumanian crop last year
was So 900. 600 bushels.
The stock market opened at quite de-
cline under the influence of Mr.. Flowers
death; the list broke s points, on an aver
age, with Peoples Gas leading on Is
points while New York Air Brake opened
off 80 points and fell Is points further. No
close estimate can be made OF London
operations out 1t is estimated that II sold
2Or0d shares at the opening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
LATE GOV. FLOWERS FUNERAL
Will Take Place at New York. Today-lnter
ment al Waierivwn.

New York. May 1.-THE pail bearers Cor
the funeral Of the late Gov. K. p. Flower
Were selected, today. They are II. H.
Porter the Hon. Levi p. Morton, J. Ed
ward simmons, a. II. Brady. John E
Berne. VIM. A. Nash, II. VI. Flagler and
Hon. $. w. Roseudala.
A committee of q from the Democratic
Editors Association. the board of direc-
tors of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co,
the faculty and trustees OF the Flower
hospital and a committee from the Ora nd
Lodge of Masons Will attend the funeral.
This will take place from ST. Thomas
Episcopal church, on 9Th avenue. at 4
o clock tomorrow afternoon. After the
church services the remains will be taken
10 the Grand Central station and placed
in a special train which is scheduled TO
leave for WATERFOWL. at =. NJ. The
burial will take place from the home of
Mrs. j. d. Taylor. Mr.. Flowers daughter.
Ii was said, today, that the Mystic
Shrine had rendered an escort for the
body, but that 1t had been declined. the
relatives and immediate friends of the
family preferring as little display as pos
slble.
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COLBY. 8; BATES. 4.
The WaiervilIe Collesians Win from Bates on
laiter's Own Grounds.

Lewiston, Me, May 1.-THE New Garce-
lon athletic field at Bates College was
used for the first time. Saturday after
noon. for the base ball game between
Bates and Colby. and was dedicated with
a defeat for the home team. The field is
stnl far from complete, and the game was
played on temporary diamond laid out
IN one corner. The diamond was some
what soft and the outtield decidedly 50,
the ball stopping about where ii fell AMI
rendering long hits Impossible. Colby won
because she played The better game at thu
bar and in the field Nine of her II hits
were made in the first three innings. as
were six OF her nine runs. For the
mainder Of the game they could do little
with PulSifer's pitching, which improved
as the game went on, he striking out the
last two men in the ninth. Newenham
did not strike out a Bates man. but could
not he hit safely when hits meant runs.
The score:
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A WORLDWIDE JUBILEE
To Be Celebrated in Accordance With The
Papal Bull.

Washington. May 1.-THE Papal bull is
sued i'm Rome within the last few days
decreeing that the wear 1900 shall be
jubilee year throughout the church Is ex-
pected here shortly. and will be an
nounced in all churches throughout the
country. The issuance OF bull on the
subject gives it special solemnity.
1t has been the custom To hold jubilees
of the church every - years and at one
time these were the occasion for the
gathering of 4 vast Concourse of people al
Rome To receive the special disppnsations
and inlnlgences allowed during jubilee
years.
II is expected, however. by the highest
church authorities here. that the jubilee
next year will he quite generally ceie-
brated throughout the world, instead OF
being centered At Rome. though doubtless
il VIII lead To many notable pilgrimages
to Rome and the gathering there OF dis
tinguished churchmen.
The jubilee next year Is considered more
important than that held every p years
as ii ushers in new century and comes
at time when Pope Leo is old and very
feeble. his 90th year having been COM
pleted In March
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15

Jlst aatcn him. says tianioh. = Pittsourg
Press.
TONY Mullane, once the prince among
nitchers. made a mistake or Keeping In
TOO fine d condition. said Tom Burns re-
Gently. "Mullane used to take regular
exercise to strengthen his throwing arm,
with the result that he got his muscles
bound up He exercised regularly in
gymnasiurns, and his muscles got as hard
as Iron. At the same time his decline In
pitching began. There was not that sup
pleness present to get good twist on the
ball" YES, added Sandow Mertes;
..'Tony' was one Of the strongest men I
ever knew. When we were both playing
in St Paul Tony In his frisky moments
used TO life me bodily out of bed with his
arms perfectly straight. and | weighed
nearly 200 pounds. at that.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
HEORlC RESCUE At BOSTON.
Fifemen Save Two Persons and Boy Saves
Child from Drowning.

Boston. May 1.-two persons were
taken from a burning tenement in
Charlestown. tonight. after being al
most overcome by smoke. One of them
was girl ! years old, while the other
an aged lady, was brought down four
flights of stairs by the firemen. in an
almost unconscious condition. The
damage to the house was slight.
VIM. Coughtlan. Sis years old. was
rescued from drowning. this afternoon.
in Mystic river through the brave eff
forts of Harry Holm. Is years old. who
jumped into the river and succeeded
in bringing the little boy safely TO the
shore. $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
BRYAN NOT WANTED
As Commencement Orator by New Regents o.
Kansas Agricultural College.

Manhattan. Kansas. May f.-Tne
board of regents of the state agrlcui-
tural college, which is now composer
Of five Republicans and two Popuiisls'
two Republicans having been seated.
last Friday, in place of two Popuiis-s
removed by Gov. Stanley, has adop'eu
a resolution annulling the action o.
President VIII in inviting Col "H' -
Bryan to deliver the commencement
nralinn. next month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15

Monday and Tussiay-Boston at Wash
ingtOn. New York III Baltimore. Phladrl-
phia AT Brooklyn. Chicago a Plttsburs
Louisville at ST. Louis, Cincinnati 4,
Cleveland.
Philadelphia al BROOKLYN. CINCINNATI a
Cleveland, Louisville at 81. Louis. Chi
cago at Plttsburg
DISQUALIFICATION q Louisville. Phila :
delphla at Cleveland, Pittsburs az Wash
ineton.
Fr,day--l'os ton at Louisville, Brooklyn
Al Cincinnati New York at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland. Pittsburg a;
Washington, Baltimore at Chicago.
Saturday-BUston a Louisville, Phill-
lelphia a Cleveland. New York at 81.
Louis, Brooklyn az Cincinnati Baltimore
at Chicago, Washington at PltsburG.
Baltimore at Chicago. New York N 81
Louis. Cleveland At Louisville ttwu
games
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. May 1.-THE following
mail messenger service in Maine is an
nounced: Route 20111I. Marion.
Washington Co, from Washingt ton
County r. r. Route 1O1034. LIS ms.
often as required State distance.
go m.
The following steamboat service has
been established: Route 1919 Kine0
to Kineo. Modify order Of April 20.
1899 bulletin 5S40. by striking there
from the words "or as much oftener as
boats may run.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. May 1.-THE following
pension changes resulting from the is
sue of May .. are announced for
Maine:
Original. Frederick A. Berthold. Lew
iston, &c. Increase. Henry s. Spauld
ing, Watervlle. IS to $40; Charles w.
Drummond, Orr's Island, so TO sl2;
Daniel Flanders, Gardiner. Sl2 to 81
Stowell s. Spratt, Carmel, sl2 TO s14.
Originals, widows. etc, Elizabeth Tar
box, West Buxton, So.
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THE UNTOLD MIsERIEs

That arise from the Errors OF Youth A. rxoo.,..
OF mature years and all Diseases and Weaknesses
OF Men, from Mhatexer cause arising. can be ale,
NIateo ana CURED. Read "The DtaRnostycinn
or know myself Manual" Wade Mecum for Men
ppn,iy, VINO seek Tor True Principles of Treatment
GAYS Address, TIE PEABODY MEDICAL iNSTi.
iGiE, No. Buliinrh Street, Boston, Mass; con.
s1i'a'ion ~ person u " letter. CONF iDk NIiAL
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Great Damage at Canaan and Ayenii. VI.

Canaan, VI. May 1.-THE forest
fires that having been raging in
Canaan and Avenil for the past week
OF cords OF wood have been destroyed.
and large territory Of timber burn
ed. The loss win reach several thou
sand dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-15
c. c. l.. 7: N. c. l.. S.
The Watervillians Visit PittsEeld and Return
With Scalps Of Their Rivals

Pittsfeld, Me, May li.-(Specian The
Maine Central Institute nine was defeate |
by the Coburn Classical Institute nine.
Saturday afternoon, but not until every
point had been contested. The visitors
had but little trouble in batting Goodrich
and so hard did they hammer him that
II was necessary To put JOSSlyn in the
box.
The score:
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$4,000 Blaze al Mortified. VI.

Northheld. VI, May i.-Fire broke out
~ Inc Mayo block here. early this morn
ing. ana before the fremen reached The
scene the flames had gained such head
way that u was impossible 10 check
them. The entire structure was destroyed
causing loss ~ sl0GOI There was instir-
ance OF 1850 on the property
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LEWISTON HIGH.

Two-base hit-Hayes. Passed ball
Murphy. Base on balls-By Bessey. 4: by
Meader, /. Hit by pitched ball-Raymond.
Struck out-Beedy 2, K. Goss, Morton.
Left on bases-Raymond 3, Hayes,
Meader, Beedy. Hodgkins, A. Goss,
Beane. Martin, Russell. Morton 2, Wey-
mouth, Murphy tCony). Stolen bases
Lee, Russell q Murphy Uewistom ?.
Raymond 3. Meader. Reedy 2. r. Goss 2.
Hodgkins .. Double plays-Martln. Muir
ply. Small. Cmpires, Hines and Gross.
Time, III, 3)m.
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BATES

Runs made-By Fogg ,, Webb 2, Newen-
ham, Rice 2, Farwell. Topper, Deane
Putnam, Clason. Smith. Two-base hits
Newenham. Deane, Putnam Stolen bases
-Farwell. Fogg, Deane. Quinn, Pulsife.'
Putnam Clason. Smith ?. Base on balls
Newenham. Clason. Smith. Struck out
plays-Webb unassisted; Webb and Har-
gerty. Wild pitch-Newenham. Passed
balls-Farwell 2. Purinton. Umpire, Jones
Time IN, 20m.
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Two-base hits-Witham, Kershner. g.
Hudson. Graves. Passed bails-Vickery.
Bases on balls--Goodrch. /; Witham, =.
Hit by pitched ball-Goodrich >. Josslyn.
Struck out-Witham. 4; Josslyn. .. Double
plays-Lord c. Hudson. EMPIRES Smith,
J. Hudson. Time, . hrs.