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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-15

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-15
TOO LATE TO Be CLASSIFIED.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-15

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-12

speed Is 80 knots an hour. The con
struction of the vessel was authorized
in March, 1897, and the following July
the contract was awarded. Her keel
was laid March u, 1898. Her length is
225 feet. breadth - feet, mean draught
6 feet 6 inches and displacement $40
tons.
This is 70 tons more than the Farra-
gut and twice as large as any other
American torpedo boat built or build
ing. She win have two vertical triple
expansion engines of combined 1900
horse power. the Stringham will have
a bunker capacity OF 800 tons Of coal.
which will enable her to steam straight
away over 1900 knots.
Her armament will consist Of two 1S-
inch Whitehead torpedo tubes and
seven G-pounders, semi-automatic guns
and will be fought by a complement Of
four officers and % men.
The vessel is named after Rear Adj
miral Silas Norton Stringham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-12
MORE DEvilTRY SHOWN.
Instances Of Cashier Houghs 1hievery Beng
Constantly Brought 10 Ligh'.

Dover, N. H.. June ia shortage 81
$3v'p was found, Saturday forenoon, in
the accounts Of the Cocheco National
Bank. the amount being the difference
between the sum entered IN the pass book
Of a dcpOsitor and that standing upon the
register Of the bank. AS In previous in
stances the difference between the Two
amounts was an even $1,000, the deposit
having been a few hundred dollars more
the number Of hundreds. while the pass
book showed the full amount
An additional instance Of the thievery
in which HOugh, the missing assistant
cashier, engaged has come 10 light. A
man VINO deposited diamonds valued at
5000 with the bank Is security On a note,
has found that the diamonds are gone
There IL promise shat an intcrestin :
cHdpttr IN the case VIII develop Dut OF
an incident thdt happened TWO years ago,
when the Lawrence Express 81. was
alleged loss ~ a package n money which
the company had been given % transmit
t1 The Bank Of Redemption In Boston.
Al the time. the express messenger
claimed 10 have no recollection ~ TeCnIy-
ing thr money, but Cashier HDugu de-
clared That ne had given tho package to
the messenger, although Mr.. lIuuGh had
nothing ~ snow ia the shape Of re-
Ccipt.
a thorough search failed to reveal any
thing concerning the missing package,
lawsuit. Mr.. Lawrence paid lnc money.
press company hrrr stated Saturday,
fhI, sui, is % be- brought aSa.ns. the AZ
fcrtfrs M tAe bank tO recover the
q Iubilu..
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DESPITE IMPORTED PLAYERS.
8owdon Defeats Brunswick Through Pra.t S
Goodness and CusEman's Hildness.

Brunswick Ne, June ll.-tSpeclaD.-
Bowdoin shut out Brunswick. Saturday,
in an exciting game. by the score OF }
To O. The local team was determined 10
win from the college boys, who We're
tired with their Ivy day eXertions, AMI
50 Manager Wheeler had secured for
Brunswick Nate Pulsifer of Bates, Cush-
man and Palmer q l'n.NersitN Q. Name
and Edgar and kilfedder. TWO old players
Of the Portland New England League
team. The credit Of Bowdoin's victory.
which was unexpected. is due to Prutt'+
cool and steady pitching ana Cushman' :
Witness. Phatt did not give Il single
base. while the University of Maine
pitcher let seven men walk and hit two
Others. besides having two wild pitches.
Greenlaw for Bowdoin played splendid
game. cutting off TWO sure hits and cover
ing an immense deal Of ground. His
coaching was also effective. For Bruins
wick Kilfeddcr and Toothaker played
best.
Brunswick opened the game with For
syth'S flying TO Libby. Bryant doing the
same to Trainor ana Toothaker gong OUT
M first, Harkins assisting. Clarke f."
Bowdoin made a hit to left. Wignott
walked. HONt sacrificed, Trainor was M
by pitched ball. but with the bases fun
Brunswick made "A pretty double play.
CuShman to Edgar to Toothaker
Mate" PulSifcr struck out. Palmer ana
Edgar made hits bur Palmer tried to tax"
one base too many ana was out at thlri
fodder flied 10 Greenlaw. For Bowdoin
Haskell ana Harkins were easy outs at
first Greenlaw got his base but Libby
struck out. Brunswick in the third Went
out in order For Bowduin Wignott was
given second base on balls, C.arke flied
out ana Tra!nor ana iloyt wer1 gobbled
up al first.
BRYANT flied to Haskell. Toothaker hit
to short left and Pulsifer reached frst
bag ana The two made second and third
on Palmar's long fly 10 right. Bowdoin
was in 4 tight fix. but Greenlaw made 4
sensational catch of Edgar's fly. In
BoWdoins fourth Pratt Went ont at first,
Kilfedder. Haskell drew base on halls
but was caught at second after IllrklnS
had struck out. Brunswick Went out IN
order Bowdoin scored in the fifth after
Libby had struck out. Clarke made H.
reached third on Politics. error ana
reached home when Edgar tried to eaten
Wignott at second. Hoyt struck out ana
Pratt hit a fly. B0wdoin's next run came
the next inning. Greenlaw drew first.
made third on Iihhy's hit and came home
an Harkns' sacrifice. or rather Pulsifrr's
error.
For Brunswick GTeen,lw made a second
sensational catch off Elgar'S bat, Killed
Libby. Pratt was given his base On balls
the neXt inning, but went no farther. In
the eighth. Brunswick went ouj in order.
Here Bowdojn scored her last run. Har-
kiuS made first on balls, GreCnllW was
hit BY a pitched ball ana the TWO Wer"
advanced a base on Libby's fly, and Hlr-
kinS reached home on CIarke's long drive
to right.
Rrunswick's last chance To score came
in t.r ninth. after Toothaker had flied
uut and Greenlaw had Cut off PulSifer's
probable base hit. Palmer made pretty
hit The next man, however, Edgar,
struck out.
The summary.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The tenement house on Brimmer
street. Brewer, occupied by s. w
Bridgham, +. a. Holt and Mrs. Eicker-
son. was damaged several hundred dol
lars by fire, early Saturday morning.
Building insured; other loss partially
covered.
The funeral of the late Miss Myrtle
Sylvester. who committed suicide in
Boston. Tuesday night, was held at
Ipswich. Mass. Saturday. at the home
of her sister. Mrs. Harry f. FAN. The
remains We're inferred in Ipswich. The
parents We're unable to attend. they not
receiving word until Saturday, They
formerly lived in Pressure Isle and
there message was sent by Mrs. Fall.
tr"ohnoWn TO her the parents had
moved to Mars Hill and then Ashland.
The telegram was delayed and did not
reach them until the morning of the
funeral.
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Perth Wins Grand Prix.

Paris. June 1.-THE Grand PriX de
Paris was won. today, by Perth; W.
lasqueX, second: Alhambra, third.
Fifteen horses ran. The betting was
to against Perth, I 10 | against We
lasqueX. and to against Alhambra.
The predominant cries were "NiVe Lou
bet and "COnSpueZ Rnchefort. After
The riot at the Pavilion 'Arnenonvllle.
the mob marched to what IL supposed was
he residence of NJ. RuChefurt, Out MOI
knowing the number Of the house, the
demonstrators hooted outside another
persons residence.
The Jockey Climb held a meeting, Sltur-
day. ana unanimously resolved that N.
i.ouhct. being their guest, must be treat
ed courteousy. Lots We're drawn anu
NicOmte D'lIarcourt was selected 10 pre-
sent bouquet TO Nine. Loubet. on inc
other hand, the club decided That none OF
the LADY members OF their families should
attend the races.
During the disorders at the Pavilloh
D'ArnenOnville. the gentleman whose re-
marks caused the tr0ublc, went quietly
out with the lady accompanying nm
But they were recognized in the carrlase
by the crowd and in his terror me ger
teman urged to coachman to WHIP, W
The horses. trying to pierce the crowd al
a gallop.
The mob. however. seized the horses
and maltreated the occupants. whose
clothing was torn and who would nave
suffered more had not several sympathiz-
ing Socialists cried out: Leave the aris-
tocrats alone" At this the carriage was
allowed to depart.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

EANGOP-June 7. ar 10Th. schs Fan
nie HodEkjns. Berry Boston; chrom
Boston. onward. Boston; A II Kind
hork. Kendall, Amboy; Lucy Elizabeth
Katherine u. Perry. Newport News
Lawrence Hain-s. Bath; yacht Prin-
tass. Decker. Clstine.
sli. schs Sarah z Ropes. hreger.
Philadelphia. Northern Light. Robbins.
HUNTINGTON. Delaware. Black. New
York: sim Chick Lade. Br Mortified,
r3r United Kingdom or continent.
POETLAND-JuHe II. ar 10th, tug
Gladiator with barge Merriam. Phila-
IcIphil: : = Blackburn. Ross Baltl-
more.
Sid. sch Wellman Hail
Ar. 1lth. sim Manhattan, Bennett.
New York: schs Percy BirdsaH.
Holmes. Baltimore; VIM Keene Hath
way Boston: Victory. Dyer. Frank
tn t0r Boston.
I'D, ssh VIM Iipsett Kennebec and
Baltimore.
HOOTHEAY-June II. mn. schs Oliver S
Garfield. Hurricane Island; GImecuck.
Miilbtidge lda II Ray, Deer Isle: Mary
: Manson Rockland.
Sll, srhS Abraham Richardson. New
York, July Fourth. do: Josie Hook. Bos-
INN
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S Letter.

Boston, June 10.
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
JGl% wheat, 1874 l5lz-es AZ 1512b. 7f2s- -
9'Pt. '14s-l2 1914 Is 1914 754-ss
Wheat opened strong at nc. better than
iaSt nights close. Liverpool cables being
50 higher; il sold &c. below the opening
price; then sharply rallied, making a gain
n about r.. per bushel. and closed at
ligh point for the day. Ne above low
point. Receipts for Inc week at primary
markets were very heavy, 4,2l5,yU bush
rls. against 2i55,7CD. last week. The
weather map showed perfect conditions
with normal temperatures ana higher
oarnmetcrs everywhere. but the large
short interest preferred to even up ac-
counts before the publication Of the gov
rrnnent report, which comes out. today
~ O'Clock, and found comparatively
little on sale. London reported wheat On
passage quieter. with hardly any on de-
MInd ana nothing doing on "Off cost"
wheat. tfuesSes as TO the government re-
port vary from 70 to 70 ana ANYTHING
around those figures. or better, will be in
rcrpretcd as bearish. but the effect VIII
bc but temporary and when this -.bogie"
IS out ~ the way, We look for q good ad-
vance.
The New York stock market opened
irregular but gained strength in spite Of
prospects Of unfaVOrabie bank statement
Jf gold shipments ana TIA decline In the
surplus reserve OF -. $3.50 and the close
was decidedly stronger. Many people
seem 70 expect = repetition Of January
bpum. hut I'D Onr opinion insiders 40 NOT
market Within narrow Limits but with
higher prices each week Than in the pre-
ceiling on. We believe, however. that
stocks should be- sold Oh decided rallies.
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TORNADO IN IOWA.
Three Killed and Three Injured One Fatally.
al Salix. Iowa.

Sioux City. la, June IA tornado. to-
day, struck near the town OF SalX. Is
miles from here. killing three people
fatally wOundinS another ana badly in
iuring two more. The dead are: John
Malloy. farmer. Mrs. John Malloy, john
Malloy Jr.: fatally injured. Miss Bessie
Malloy. skull fractured; serious injured
Thomas Malloy. Patrick Malloy.
When the funuel-shaped cloud was first
seen. Dick Malloy told his parents to go
to the cellar. He ran 10 the home Of Mrs
HasseI across the road. to- warn her and
her seven children. He took them TO the
callar ana the house was whirled away.
iniuring no one. But the Mauoy family
only remained in the caIilr about FIVE
minutes. the father suggesting that the
cloud was only rain. They came up and
in an instant the house was demolished.
The dead ana injured members were seat
Lnrcl amnng the minis.
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Other Domestic Porls.

CITY ISLAND-June IL. bound south.
schs Fiheman. Stonington. Me; Paul
Scavey, Leadbetters Island. Ne: car
~ie L Hix, Eockland. Me: Erigadier. do:
sim Horaun Hall. Portland. Me; schs
Maggie Chadwick. st John: r. F.
Hart, st John. Clayola. st John: Shat
ler Bros. Nelson. y L; p J Sawyer.
iHlsboro. y r. for Newark. VIM Jones.
10 for Hobok4r: Mollic Rhodes, ST
John; Lavolta. Ellsworth. Me. for
Rondout; Druid, Thomaston. NJ: En-
pr,ss. Rcckland.j Me: Telegraph.
rhomaston. Me: James L Malloy. Rock
land.
NEW YORK-June II. ar. bark Mic
amor of Lunenburg. y :. Bahia: sch
Bartholdi (of Annapolis, y 3. Guam
anamo.
PUILADELPHIA-June II. ar. sch
J and J Blinderman, Gardiner.
STONINGTON. COMMUNE II. ar
.ch Hattie Muriel. Hr. 81 John y u.
VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS-Juno
1. ar. schs J Ponder. Jr, New Haven
W Bangor: PenOkee Port Reading for
10. Bravo, In, New York for Lunen-
purg; Wendall Eurpee, Er, st John for
riders: Charles Cooper. Bangor for orr
'ers (Mystic. Gonna Nellie Waters. Er.
Providence for st John; Fannie, Br.
stamford for "a Uast two sailed.
Psi. schs Grace Webster, Weehawken
or South Portland: Ayr, Br. New York
~ st John: Henrietta \ Whitney.
New York for Ellsworth; SarGiEian. DO
or Rockland; \ tieaton. Rocl<land for
View York: Ella prcSsey. Yhomaston
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TORPEDO BOAT STRINGHAM
Launche |. Sa' rday-Is the Largest TORPEDO
Boat in United States Service.

Wilmington. Del. June 1.-THE tor
pedo boat Stringham, which the Har-
ian & Hollingsworth Co. is building for
the government, was launched, Satur-
day afternoon. Miss Edwina String
ham Creighton. granddaughter of the
late Admiral Stringham and daughter
of the late Rear Admiral Creighton,
gave the vessel it's name. Miss Creigh-
ton was brought by special car from
Morristown. n. J.
The Stringham is the largest and
most costly torpedo boat designed for
the government, and upon completion
will be the pioneer Of the ocean going
boats of her class. Her guaranteed
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WATCHING EACH OTHER.
Trouble Expected at Cleveland, Tc-
day, in Street Car Strike,

Cleveland, Ohio. juno 11.-Both the Off
Gers of the biz Consolidated Street Rail-
way GO. ana me strikers are eXpcctantly
waiting for o'clock tomorrow, for then
there is likely To be serious trouble True
tD it's promise of last night the company
made no attempt 10 move cars today.
"A number Of motormcu imported from
other cities were taken TO The Lake View
terminus, today. ana all that We're NOT
captured by the strikers were housed
therc for the night. If the strikers DO noJ
return to work in the morning their
places will be filled as far as possible by
new men and an attempt made TO move
the cars.
This the strikers viii not permit, or at
least they say they will not, ana while
hey have been very quiet, today, there is
apparently grim determination on their
part TO thwart the efforts of the company
To move the cars.
A large force of deputy sheriffs has
been sworn in to assist in preserving Or
der should the emergency arise.
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STAFFORD WllcLY EXCITED
Over Prominent ladys BoLtiI Outage ty
Negro Her secoseIy Dou-tui.

Bridgeport. Conn. June 1.-THE town
Of Str1tford. a suburb bordering this
rity r TIM east. ia Wildly excited. t"-
night. over tn, hendish ACT pa a nrg:o.
who outraged Mrs. Margaret Roberts
III her home. saturday morning. Her
condition ia very serious. The negro.
who name is unknown, Is being pur-
sued by numerous posses ana half the
Bridgeport police force
Mrs. Roberts lives with her daugh-
toy. both move !u The best local sDcie-
ty. Miss Roberts came ID Bridgeport.
Saturday morning tn in some shop
pins, ncr mother being LETT alone. Shr
.ockal Att the doors ma hIf m hour
after Inv daughter had gone she heard
l'noise aJ thn back door.
with q shovel the negro burst open
the door. lie dragged his victim into
q bedroom. bound her with 4 stout rope
ana gagged hcr with a potato. MOI
cont .ut with outraEing her. h. linger-
"a for nearly an hour and subjected
Mrs. Roberts tn all sorts Of indignities
When thu viclm left the house his
victim tainted from exhaustion.
Miss Roberts returned two hours
later. Sha alarmed the neighbors, and
NJ posse ur citizens Was immcdialely
-ormed. \ good description NJ the
prutc wl= obtained ana the direction
na took.
H. has been seen hanging around
owr for tha past few days. h j. a.
;cribed as about 3 feet A inches. about
700 pounds. smooth face. Very short
.urly hair ana wearing a tattered
----- -,4l sf,tlgh has
Airs. Roberts recovery is doubtful
The searchers hope tn locate tine hend
n tine woods should they 10 SIR, 4
ynching viii undoubtedly follow on the
spot
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SPANISH WAR VETERAN KILLED.
Henry C. Lorenson o! Portland. Killed by Cars
al Charesiown. Mass.

Boston. June l1.-Henry u. Lorenson,
brakeman. employed by the Boston x
maine. was instantly Killed, early this
morning. by being run over by a large
engine ana its tender. Lorenson was
walking in the freight yard al Charles
towu when the accident occurred. m"
body was viewed by the medical exam
tarr ana taken to lDrenSnn late home
N ChareStown. He was unmarried.
LOrenSOn was n resident Of Portland
aud was Il years OF age. He served. last
yea, i'm the auxiliary navy as 4 seaman
on the monitor Montauk. \ mother AMI
Lwn sisters in Portland survive him.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, June 1.-THE following
pension changes. resulting from the is
sue Of May %. are announced:
Mainc-Original. Timothy Elliott
BiddefOrd. IS. Increase. S BorcnZ,
Parlles, South Springfield. SIS to $11
Edward Haskell. South Levdnt. $12 t,
$14; Gustavus \. Bradstrcet, Bridge
water, IS to 81: benjamin {. Mosher
Mercer. IS to $l2 Original, widows
atc.. Rebecca \. Lcavitt. New Vine
yard. $S.
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

The cruiser Raleigh went out nf com
mission 1T ne KItterY navy yard. 3i
l.. NJ. Saturday, and the sailors 81 m,
ship lcft un the 22i train Tor the t. s. :
Vermont now in New York harh0r. The
officers ana crew assembled at quarters
ana after The board of inspection had
gone over the ship capt. CDrhian read
his orders ANA turned the ship over to thc
captain Of the yard. T. +. Harrington.
After thc reading oi the orders from tHc
department the captains ptnndut WIS
hauled down, ana th,n followed the en-
sign
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Campania Sinks a Steamer.

New York. june 1.-THE Cunard
Line steamer campania. which arrived,
yesterday. from Liverpool, ran into
at a. M. ana sunk the immigrant
transfer boat William Fletcher. in the
North river The CFmpania was on
E,r way tu h,r dock lat the time Of the
collision. ~ one was lost.
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We Don't Know

Papa, said the little girl. you took
~ sc!.emtlhc course in college. didn't
gou9 Yes. dear. said her father ~
spent TWO years on science" when yoi,
TOOK IN mirror the left side Of your faca
dPpears 10 be the right side, and the
right side seems 10 be the left The to ene
liz glass reyerses Il, doesn't it?" yes
Iear, SAID her father. "Then VIM
uoesh ! II reverse the top and bottom N
your Lace the same way?' "Why-er-
even If ne had taken the scientific cnurs.'
dld we % not know 1t all--about wheat
even u we nave been IN the wheat bust
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WHO WROTE IT.
ICON tinued from page H.

ing benefit, the proceeds Of which
would go to Fitzsimmons, had made a
proviso so that they should receive 50
per cent Of the receipts. When this
proposition was made to F'itzsimmons
he and his manager declined to have
to do with ii and stated that
when Fitz gave a benefit for Jack
Dempsey. after he had defeated Demp-
sey, Dempsey received all the receipts.
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TO 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 -
25c. Trial size free. If 1t fails 10 cule'
you. money will be refunded !eaS
CouYhNp, West End Kennebcc bfisss
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BRUNSWICK.
T'ntlIs

Wild pitchcs-Cushman. ,. Base m
balls-By Cushman. :. Hit by pitched
bai-Ry Cushman, ?. struck out-By
Cushman s; by Pratt. .. Left on bases
TrIinnr. To0thaker. Pulsifer. Palmer.
Double plays ushman. Edgar and
Toothaker Time, III. Ism. Umpire.
Bacon.
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20 CLASS-TROT AND PACE-PURSE
500.
BaccaIaureate at OrOnO.

OrOno, Me, June 1.-THE baccalaurcatr
ermon before the graduating class Of the
University Of Maine was delivered by
Rev. Seth Curtis Beach Of Bangor. at the
Methodist church. this evening. The sub
ect was Manhood and the text was
rom Acts Xvi ~.
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National League Standing.
Other Games. Saturday.

~ Miiiord-carters, ?; Mi rxatar
Al Prlnceton-P Princeton, 8; faie, 4
4. Il Ti G%'MtC, &: Montreal 3
ii sharon-sharon, is: Stoushtt.o9n. g.
Al EVelctt-Everett, :; NeWtowit, u;
1t Webster-Webster $; Marlboro; y
Al PrOvidence-BrOwn.l 10; \. !; \. T., l.
II nartford-Hartford. A; Providence, Y
Al Observation-Disclosures /; Syracuse, !
III Meriden-New Haven. 9; Meriden. :
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, II; Lawrence, J.
AT tordham..Fordham. $; ManhatI2n' I.
A Saniord-Sanl"I9, Mn" a. ~
AZ New Loh"oii-->e" i-'''''o''' =
y l',,.,,,+,, y, Scranton :: Iancas-
w 'ipao.1,ro po Richmond. ,: Read
A' h'""'"7'
ing, l. - vr...,,,r,. 10. pr;dyo-
At Watcrbufy-N waterbury, - III '"H'
port. ). >---,..-..-,u. =.
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Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX, n S-June II, ar. sims
LaGrande Duchesse. HanlOn. Boston;
Halifax City. Newton, st John. n b;
barkentine Argentina. McQuarrie
Rio Janeiro via Barbodoes.
Sid, ship Forest King. Lablanc. Glas-
gov; bark Prince Victor, Hansen, Liv-
erpool.
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DEWEY AT SINGAPORE.
Ms Health still Continues 10 Improve Will
sail. on June 16.

Singapore, June 1.-THE United States
cruiser Olympia, with Admiral Dewey on
board, arrived here, today, from Hong
Kong.
improve. The Olympia viii probably leave
June &c.
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COLBY.

TwO-base hIts-Rice. Three-basc hIiS-
Newenham. 2; Farwel. 2. Passed balls
Newenham. Base on balls-Haggerty. NJ
len. Dearborn, Hathaway. Arata. Hit BY
pitched bals-1uppcr. Campbell. struck
out-Farwell Allen. McKinnon, GlIieN.
Stolen bases-Rice. 2; Haggerty, ); Alien.
Umpire, Witham of c. c. |.
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New ENGLAND League Standing.
National League Games. Saturday.

At Chicago-Chicago, 5; St. Louis, 0.
At New York-Boston, 5; New York, ..
AT Pittshurg-P itIsburg, 4; Louisville, |.
Pittsburg. ;: Louisville. 4.
AT Baltimore-The Baltimore Brooklyn
game postponed on account of wet
grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-12
We Think

that wheat VIII sell above sIc. before thu
expiration Of me July op.on, but W. NAV
RI mistaken. we looked for reaction
around 1Gc.. but il didn't come ANN M,
lor wheat may not come either but RF
MEMBER THIS, There has onlv hser
one year during the past A. years. thai
wheat mas not sold above sc we ad-
wise buying wheat on the reactions
tbreaksD, ana carrying IL for Sac AT
LEAST. You can buy 1890 bushels an
margin OF $25 t2i4 points, end If you dom
Duy more than you can carry ana don't
hold i too long you will make money
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