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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-19
Baseball Notes.

Billy Shindle has signed with Hartford
Pres. Hart of the Chicagos has told
his players that if they are ruled out n
the game they will be nned S25.
The Philadelphia managers were -
overjoyed at their two victories oyer
Washington that they presented cach
member Of the team with an extra day :
pay.
Manager Irwin of Manchester is af-
ter the veteran fielder. Pat OBrlen
and has been negotiating with out
fielder Harry AMMAN Of Manchester.
said TO be a fast man.
The management Of the Brooklyn and
Baltimore clubs have pcttioned Sec. A.
+. Young to engage Tim Hurst for the
capt. Duffy fully agree with the idea "i
Tim Hursts return TO the league.
The University Of Maine practice
field is ready for use and the team i
hard at work both in and out of doors
The boys are delighted with the So
curing Of Jas f. sullivan as coach.
The Taunton base bail management
has secured thefollowins ".aYers: J. W
King 81: John McDougal. p; Dave PICK
utility man. Manager Moore is now ne
gotiaring with Buster Burrili, catcher
and several others.
Umpire SNYDER who recently won $300
in stocks. resigned from the league stafi
Saturday. Pres. Young, naving secure
Manager Twins consent, appOintc
Arlie Latham Of the Washington cluI
George Wagner. however. overruled II
win and refused to release Latham f.oI
contract
Mark Baldwin. the once famous leagu
pitcher, has received his diploma at III
Baltimore Medical College commencement
Baldwin may take up dermatolOgy as
specially and locate at PittSburg H
graduated with honors anu members ,
faculty. prp,ipT a bri1liapt :
the eX-twirler.
Boston Herald: Ex-President Horace
Keith of the Brockton club, has tonat,
the uniforms, bats ana such other par
phernalia as was left over from last Sc
son TO show his good will To his old ma
ager, Walter Burnham. Mr.. Keith 81
no reason why Mr.. Burnham should n
meet with great success in Brockton
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Chicago Produce Market.

I'LL inlcdgO. April IS.
d. WHEAT-N@. May. 735s July. 7i7s:
September 14l..
COKN-No 2 May. 35lam35l4: July, 35z.
September. 3Gl.m3Gz
OATs-Na. 2 May, 2G7s July. 2iz.G25:
September, 23is
FoKKIMay sso5; July, se22z; Sep
TENDER. 49,
LARD May, $50; July. s53214: septem-
RlBs-May, a.7zl4; July, A.s,lz; septem-
Der. 500.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-Firm
WHEAT-No. 2 spring 72G75: No. 3 a..
G7n7i: No. , red. G6a6g
CORN-No. .. S5lz. NJ. yellow. 35s.ms3
OATS-No 2, 2, No. white. 2DIGa8l:
M. 3 white Z9a, I3OlL.
RYE-NJ. 2 5GdJGi4
BARLEY-%o. 2. 40ni7.
FLAXSEED-NO. !. :I.I9; n W. sl23
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme, S2.35.
IA ED-S5.71l4G5.2
PORK Mess, $9.Gm41G; short ribs sides
81 4Jatt.S5: dry salted shoulders. i=.m4ta:
short clear sides, $4-9JG5.O5.
81 GA RI TurhangpI.
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S Letter.
Boston. April

Boston. April IS.
1,. Ieste.-
chicago. OpS. High Low Close day
HaE "heat. f's-'i l5ls-i, t3i2-4s I35sb 1885
Wheat opened firm at gain of &c IN
.ilt tiiHoiS state crop report. which was
very buiIsh; Liverpool news was very
StrohS. put the foreign houses appeared
20 De selling little at the start. con-
slGtranle long wheat came out, bur n
went INTO good hands. Reports from
Kansas stated that much damage haI
L peSn caused by high winds and that M
pouH mere expects more than half a croo
,. tHe other hand. Missouri crop news IL
fluch better. The trade was something
" surprise. considering the news. ouf
S.uers purchases not being on a plane
~ opot tlonate TO professional buving
l;;ater II the session Chicago wired thai
W. trade discredited the official nature
% o. ne lllinois state report. in spite of the
r nart that II, was officially posted. The
paI tlCuiar feature of the morning trading
We me lack of commission mouse buying
iis5iNerpool opened sd. higher, and ciosed
a.su' hlSher. Realizing towards the cloea
tUS nelped by Shows statement thar he
inlhols report gave no general state avar-
Se ana that all the good counties were
apparently omitted. 1t is the usual OK
n,i enc. lncredulity as to crop news
D olen II hrSt appears and faith in II late~
=; ~ ''uStreet statement showed a decrea I :,
IL - world 5 stocks of $50 900 bushels
VIZ continue to favor the buying side
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Word has been received from An
tigua. British West Indies, confirming
the supposition that Capt. A. J. Hig-
gins of Ellsworth. who is held there for
attempted murder, was OUT of his mind
AT the time. He will probably be re-
leased and sent home. on the guarantee
p the state department that his case
VIII be tried in the United States dis
trlct court a queer coincidence in the
case is that the Swans of New York.
who own the Ingersoll. We're also own
ers Of the bark Herbert Fuller on board
OF which Mate Bran murdered Capt.
Nash and wife.
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dismiss cill officials VINO are FOUND
ID he inefficient ur Win" arr guilty n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. This uShtenS IN"
mona W the provincial! governors "H
civil affairs. which hold has been re-
laTed. thereby causing tine civilians i"
disregard tht military authorities, m
III the o',s- - lh' iid' "ill '""i IT, ',' &C.
I"T spans" '""
S''- .'' NM '"h-
f"SIS' 'A' ''''' ,''''.'''',
Sweeping tH"lE1S 'i' u'''''' ''''7'o'
ton.
The suprriuteuiu Ill uf TIL" depart
mant ur correction. Col. John Gary
Evans says it Is impossible for there
tu bc Justice tn courts where the ac-
cuspd cannot iac- his accuscrs, know
H.. charge mad. against him ana see
tn. testimony ana where there lis no
Jury. no writ Of habeas corpus, where
bribery is notorious in every direction
ard where the Tar almost ~ 7 man,
IS inSenSlbie I" anything wrong - pf'"
on rotten system, ana considers t"f-
ruptiOu matter 81 course.
Alexandra Rodriguez has been APP
pointed chief Of police az Havana -
today. Rodriguez holds the rank ~
major general ~ thH tupah army ana
is chief OF staff to cen. Gomez. ii" IS
considered second - Come alone ~
the affection Of the cuban soldielN.
He is not related to Gen. Maylu Rod
rigueZ. The New nomination Is an
proved by cuban ana Spauiards alike
The united military authorities think
that they have at last found man
strong enough tu discipline the force
and to make it capable of meeting the
exigencies Of the case
The cuban army are being rXamin-
ed name by name by large staff Of
clerks out IF u total Of ~. 172 privates
and commissioned officers. 22i2
have been eliminated, 1873 Of these be
ing persons who have enlisted since
the surrender Of Santiago ana 669 be
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AT HAVANA.
Wet Season Opens Troops Go into Barracks
Watching Civil Officials.

Havana. April 1S.-10.45 a. M
Heavy rain is falling. today. This is
regarded as being the beginning Of the
wet season and rs stopping the grind
ing of sugar cane. All the American
troops which We're camped in the city
parks We're moved into barracks. to-
day. The 18th Cavalry and the 2nd Ar
tillery. respectively, at Nedado and
Marianao. are still in tents. Their
barracks will not be ready for two
weeks. Some of the troops at Matan-
gas. Guanajay. Cienfuegos ard Pinar
del Rio are still in tents.
Major Gen. Brooke has instructed the
department commanders to suspend or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-19

money Immediately to plant anu SipM 81
crop and discharge the immediate op H.!itt
tons before the old debts NATURE, ~" ani
such plan IT is believed the at ,,''. ~,
creditor would be able to adjust theH
own differences or deferred paNh'ehts.
Secretary Alger WAS instructed -
wise his plan along the lines nv 49,
and II VIII be presented 10 the mex ny
ing of the cabinet. when Attorney Gen
cral Grlggs will be present. ,,t ~
Attorney General Grigss before nus "
parture expressed the opinion VA, ~, w
United States could not grant EXCURSIONS
which could be enforced beyond Inc
period Of our occupancy, ANA inns view )
shared by the other members % VI 80 80
net, but ii Is pointed out thaL y e., W,
sions for three years We're Srahteu ny gu
authority the government would make
exception of our decree by tne IuluIe
government of cuba Il cohults W.
dent to our REIMBURSEMENT OF author y
10 such Independent goNernitien.t. ~
extensions are only to Apply 70 uepts ~
tractcd before the evacuation u W
Spanish troops ana the maj feil'luiSii-
ment of Spanish authority. Il. w 'ii' =,
hers Of the ca binet agreed thal me III II
terest rates should be left untoucheu. INC
rates We're agreed 10 ny priNIte ' ira
ana 1t was not deemed adNlsanirr !" 500"
them ~ arbitrary decree. me rates
We're generally from II 10 " per cent, bu.
The planters are not 50 lhSlsteht upon
this point if they can secure reISoiiap''
extension.
changes have been announced AS The r.
suit of the cabinet meeting, today: w. w
Rockhill. now minister 70 Greece, mas r.
signed that position; Arthur Sherbnrn
Hardy Of New Hampshire, now minister
to Persia has been promoted 10 Succeeh
MIR. RockhiH: VIM r. Lord. Ex-Governor
Of Oregon. has been appointed MINISTER
Ia Persia The Hon. John n IRWIN q
I.u., rnrn,arlv Governor Of Idaho, has
hem .,nnniutDd minister to Portugal, 10
succeed Iawrence Townsend. transferred
tn Belgium i'm place Of Brliamy store.
who goes tu Madrid.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Thejce left the Penobscot river above
i,angor, on Sunday.

The ice left the DelloDS'oi iiN'i dp'N'
Bangor, on Sunday.
An attempt was made Ia burglarizc The
ticket office Of he Boston y Maine Rail
road III pine Point. Sunday night. The
windows I'm the office were broken and q
telegraph instrument was smashed 40
pieces, but as far as can be learned nom
ing Of value was stolen.
Sophia Martin. the little Island Falls
girl. who was taken to the Bangor hos
pitaI last week. suffering from terri
bic injuries caused by being accident
ally burned. will probably not recover.
The physicians at the hospital regard
her case as hopeless.
The engineers have started work al
the Eastern Maine insane hospital and
are preparing for the construction
crews. A large force ~ men viii prob
ably be at work in Il short time as IL is
Tia intention ~ til" officials HI charge
to have the work pushed. in order ~
have the building ready for patients
some time next year These officials
will open an office in Bangor. which
Win b. III charge ~ Howard r.. Pierce
NJ Blaine. who Dr. the official time
Bangor Wing.
with the corning week INV Cherry
Etih rouse w i'IIN HFli "il lhS@ ui'-
der ~" management 81 new pro-
prietor, IL having been leased Tor t"u
years to- stephen FrothinEham M South
Nurridgrwuck. formerly ~ the quinn
bassrt Inn For more than 3p years
tho Chrrrydeid House has served aS
au advertising medium fur thr town
whose mann" n bears Cur if- proprietor.
Barney McGuuidriek Ead . national
,..,.,,t,tt.,, MN. ti. .upt..,ri.I ,....7iat.t,.
.,.,I ,,.t, .,s y.il ..s h.. ,,,-f,,ral, man.
r..,. VI, ,,ti,.b ~. .ut.,,a.r..J NV. t,u-ets
,..,
Ivy ,.,.,..,i NJ.
N17 ""i''''. T.N NM ''iiN ~ M ~
81 number Ni WaN ll r'H~frHt piTis "i
Nain,. Interested in hunting. f,r the
,.,,,.,,.... w ,,..,...,-,t.,r ,,ar,.. i,f,4s
.,l. .
'.N,'..'- +N' m "'-'lliA l,'"- N+-' 'ul'' Il.
ihe I.ak" AGhurn hsh nate hrr.es. ana
game birds VII different Kinds were im-
t,.rfaa f~,rn %,r,,a, aud Sweden and
u... -.. L t....,.t,.
being Nh breed thaW ana release them
r., 3.o,.r..,,, ,,.,,s ~ ILL.,. sts.. m.
-H '''' ."' f".'H '' Mil. NH
move N1s not u successful uUD ana the
"''i~ "h w iiS n
N&s E"i INCORPORATED and re- credit
WIS rot Incorporated ana the creditors
br,urhr suit at-tfrst q Iarsrr ,1t,l1b.r
,,,i
~ tA' members individually lheSe
suits have been pending for several
ve,rs ,r3 IL ~. January ta,.-7, war.
s,r'i Mill. So, Mill. -,
:, 90 Wn' i'edi w.
+ ilday' 'hr IA@t RI y. r. N Waterman
the keeper Of the bird pens, who sues
~ members Of the association To r.
,.,,.r !, ;,1,,,,.., ". sta- ,it,s.a ", "
'pN'! "d'dI''' on sd h'leS'" 1" "
hue him for wages. The chief question
involved is tn. extent of the liability
, , ..,f.,+f,.
81 'he nlrl'''iS lot 'he d7So'l1 ''""
debts. judge savage reserved hiS Dr.
cisiun.
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,ulD III t!l,sIF'Ii ,.il ,,,.,l, ..!Tr,
CLASS parts as inu'NN- ciutit'E. iINt
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eral Of the army; Col. II. NJ. Robert
Corps Of Engineers; Col F. L. Guen-
Their OF the 4th Artillery; Col j. NJ.
Whittemore of the ordnance depart
ment: Col A. +. Smith Of the 18TH IN
fsntry: COL n. II. Hall OF the an n
fantry. Brig. Gen. J. NJ. wilson, chiei
Of Engineers. Z. s. A.; Major Gen.
Wesley Merritt; COL A. G. M. rem
nington Of the ID Artillery; ana MAJOR
John p. Baker Of the pay department /.
All except Coils. Alden and Byrne ana
Major Baker are graduates of the NH
IarN ncalemN.
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Money in Siam.

Until recently sea shells and cocoanut
shells Were current coin Of the realm in
Siam, $50 sea shells being the equivalent
Of one cocoanut shell. You might be able
10 buy wheat in sam with sea shells.
while in the e.. 8. IL would take cash
hard money; but. on the other hand, your
profits in Slam would be paid in sea
shells. while here y0lf wOuln get the real
stuff. So don't 20 10 Siam to do your
trading, bu, come 10 ~ ana let us exc
cute y0ur orders.
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Gen. Henry Asks 10 Be Relieved.

Washington. April lS.-Gen. Genry.
cummanding the department; ~ Porto
Rico has aske 4 20 be relieved Of his
present duty, On account w i'll health
II H. probable that Gen. Henry's re-
quest will be complied with.
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Florida Trying TO EIec. a Senator.

Tallahassee. Fla. April 1S.-The first
taken again. today. by separate vote IN
each house of the Legislature The lead
ing candidates are James p. Taliaferro
ana ex-senator Samuel Pasco ana Wilkn-
son Call. The total vote of both houses
gave TaliaferrO. IS: Pasco. 80; Can. s:
scattering, I; necessary to election. ST.
The first joint ballot viii be taken, to-
morrow.
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The Weeks Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Wednesday-Br Brooklyn at Boston, New
York at Baltimore. Washington at Phila-
delphia. Pittsburg at cine. matt, Chicago
AT louisville.
Thursday. Friday. STANDARDIZATION at
Washington. brooklyn at Philadelphia,
baltimore at New York pittsburE at St
Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, Cleveland
At Louisville Uwo games. Saturday.
Sunday-Cleveland at St. Louis, chi
cago at cincinnati.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, April IS
Cotton futures closed steady. April
5-1i; May. 5.76: June. So; July. 5.S7: Au-
Gust. 5-Sl: September. SIS: October SO.
November, 59l: December. 5.g6; January
59S, February. 6Ul: March sos.
Cotton spot closed quiet and I'M
changed; middling uplauds ZIG. dn
gulf. S-l6. Sales, 1855 bales
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. April 16-After recording an
advance ~ l4c.. today. on sensational
crop news. turned weak on profit taking
and closed unchanged for May and = net
higher for July. Corn declined H. Oats
closed a shade lower. Pork rose Sc ana
lard and ribs 2la each.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At acknowledgements. II; Mont
real, s.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :; Fredericks-
At Middletown. Conn.-Wesleyan, :;
Williams, T.
At Middletown. Conn.--Williams. :;
Wesleyan. I.
At Characteristics Va.-University Of
Virginia. {; University of Pennsylvania, I.
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DREPARE for the of life. 1t is critical PERIOD
Asindcations of the change appear be sure your Phys
= cal condition is good. The experience IS wohIei'i
one and under some circumstances full of menace Mrs PINK
ham Of Lynn Mass give you her advice without charge
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in YOURS he got bottle my fourth bottle
feel entirely cured. can work all day can hardly
realize such wonderful possible Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is the best medicine women"
Don't until you Frustrated with the mysterious
don known Change OF Life" Get Mrs. Pinkkams ad
vice and learn how other got through
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She las QONC 50 lIIIIOII TT ;"
surely you can trust her. Read
this letter from Mrs. NJ. G. GRlF-
FING. of Georgeville, Mo-:
DEAR Mrs. PlNKHAM III ne
doctor called my trouble ulcera-
ton of womb and change of life.
| was troubled with profuse flow
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Rev York Produce Market.

Fro,.n New York, April Is
,d ne iol R-Receipts. 17.127 bbls. eynnrts
N ' a nols. sales. 5000 pkgs.: shade steadier
Ill niSt, but closed barely steady win
"iieti' winter straights. $3GOGi3. 70. Min
Aesota pAkents, So. 95GiI25,
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THE UNTOLD MIsERIES

That arise from the Errors of Youth or Excuses
OF mature years and all Diseases and Weaknesses
of Men. from whatever cause arising lie allie
waited and CURED. Read "The Diagnostician :;
or, Know Thy self Manual" n Wade Mecum for Men
only, who seek for True Principles of Treatment.
DAYS; Address THE PEABODY MEDICAL. ISSTl-
TUE, No. Bulfnch Street. Boston. Mass; con
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BASE BALL.
National League Games.
AT BROOKLYN


The Brooklvns and BGstons wound up
their series al Brooklyn, TUESDAY. WIN a
smuggling match, Hanlon men Wlhnlhs,
II 10 / hughes and klObedanZ Were
lack of knowledge of the new halk RUE
and was twice worked for extra bases
Tenney was fined IS for kicking me
visitors had three men "m paSes u HI
ninth but were BANKED. The wv" team"
left. Tuesday night FIR Boston who're
they Will open Wednesday,
a9&d5Gi 5 : 7. He
Boston. , IN '-I-
Ratteries-Hughes ana Smith: Kloba-
ddnz ana Clarke,
AT WASHINGTON.
The Senators by hard ana oppor'nnc
batting. look the game from their erSl-
Gfth inning The Phillies sacrificed well
ia, could not hit consecutively.
123 I ) E-H,E;
Wash gton, 0 % 3 o %-G- 60
Batteries. Weighing ana MrGurr: Fra
zrr ANA Mcfarland.
AT BALTIMORE.
The Two teams showed an absolute rc-
versal Of form from Monday. With I'll"
score. to o aga nst them, a ShutUuL was
predicted when the home team went 20
bat IN the eighth inning. Rut in that
inning the Baltimores made eight runs
ana won the game. Attendance l305
12a s 9 R.H.E,
Baltimore. u . . q n : X-.,-lo--&
New York, 0 Q o o 49, SO
Batterles-McGnty ana Robinson: car
rick ana Warner.
AT CINCINNATI.
Noodles" Hahn's first game in the
league was Z victory. The y"ungsier
was very wild BAT efcct We al 'Ftilral
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New York Money Market

New York. April IS.
Money on cau steady. +u5 prr cent:
last Joan. g.
Prime mercantile paper 3'.np4 per
rent.
Sterling exchange al 81 SEA al - for de-
maud ana "A, N.NizdiAz. fDr 10 days:
posted rates. N.SGu4S6la aud 81 N7miSif.:
Dmmcrrial bis. Si&i4niSii..
Silver certificates, 6NiGUi3.
bar Silver. 5Eg.
Mexican dollars i1at
Government bonds irregular
STATE, bonds luacri,-.
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write to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. and get her adj
vice and be cured as | have
been"
Mrs. +. H. ALLEN. 4Io Ne
braska Ave. Toledo, Ohio,
writes:
dear Mrs. PINKHAM:-
Change of life was working on
me. My kidneys and bladder
were affected. l had been
confined to the house all sum-
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On Inc PrOduce Exchange:
BITTER-Quict and easy: cream4riog.
l3alsi4 diaries, MAR.
EGGS-Steady: fresh, 123i
Enthusiastically, unchanged.
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TALKS WITH
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE

O ?
~ hsd had not sat ND for six months under doctors
treatment all the time it did me good had alioS'
qiven ND in despair your Vegetable Compound mas
me feel like a new woman l cannot thank You enough
is afflicted as have Deen 70
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mer, not able to stand
on my feet for any
length of time. Terri
bic pains when urinat-
ing and an itching that
nearly drove me wild.
| had tried many RENE
dies. | told my HIS
band l had great faith
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10 Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
TO Strengthen Nerves in One Week
70 Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Fake Cleveland's Celery Compound Tea.
Zoe. Trial size free. If 1t fails to cure.
your money will be refunded. Jshn
Coughlin, West End Kennebec BriAga
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oHicial advices received at Paris,
from Guadeioupe, say 500 houses were
burned during the fire which occurred.
net1ay night, at the town of La
pointe n p;tra
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to secure tn speedy release II our
men.
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Polo Games.

At East Weymouth-East Weymouth.
.; Rockland, 4.
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FATE UNKNOWN.

Continued from page ID
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Noodles Hahns first game I'll the
league was Il victory. The NDUngSter
was very wild but effect ve at ,r!tical
stages. Attendance. $50
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AT CINCINNATI.

Battcries-MCGintN and ROBINSON
rick ana Warner.