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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-15

profoundly moved by the attack on his
champion, who, for all he knew, might
be dead or dying. yet the prisoner
maintained the same Immortality as
hitherto and did not give in court the
slightest indication of his emotions.
The dispositions of Gems. ZurIinden
and Chanoine and Of M. Hanotaux
were listened to closely but the session
was utterly devoid of exciting Incl
dents, the mass of testimony being di-
rected against Dreyfus and the lack
of trenchant criticism. owing to the
absence of the dcfence's right arm,
naturally left an impression unfavora-
BILE to the prisoner.
Gen. MERCER was acclaimed on leav-
ing the court and NJ. CasimirPerier
was greeted with cheers and counter
cheers for the army. The gendarmes
dispersed the most noisy Of the dem
constructors and there was no serious
disorder.
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A BLOW AT DREYFUS.
London Times thinks Bottom Drops Out Of
Defence With Labor Absent.

London, Aug. l5.-The correspondent of
the Times ut Renncs who comments upoI
the ''prodigiDus drama being enacted
here" and the loss 10 the Drcyfus cause
through the dsablemrnt Of Ilburi
SAYS: There is 4 terribly suggestive
timrlincss in the crime. If the fatcs had
been combining against Drcylus, they
could not have armed more cmcicht
agent of their designs than the unknown
man who shot Labor just as b" was
about To riddle with shot ana ShdttcT
with his inVcctivc irony ana scDin IN"
last arguments Of tho public accuscr
MERCER.
'It was 4 master stroke. The one in
dispensablc man was thrown hors Ia
combat just at the moment when most
was expected Of him. do nut cXag-
gerate the general impression when !
affirm that with labori absent, the bot
tom seems 10 have dropped out ~ The de.
fence. The examination NJ MERCER TN
Maitrc Dcnargc was one ~ IN" wcakc7l
exhibitions of forensic ingenuity aud
presence Of mind which II is impnssibl p
To conceive Mercicr Billut and CAvalE-
nae. with the others held tho floor just
n their predecessors 10 thu trial Of 1881.
while the prisoner was lcft almost with
out defence.
"Doubi less Muitrr DrmAngc is 4 great
lawyer IA he may wen have been upset
by tho terrible events. nut mis- formal ana
auiiquatcd methods stood him m Sa
steady. today. and % Was today that WAS
most dreaded by AL the aiv"rsaricS 81
"Ihcn to cap aiL M,r.l-r called upon
Madame Lab"ri tn pruffrr hi- symphtn.
III must Nv remembered that NJ. Labor.
had III, iust recovered from tne typhoid
fever and his ardent nervous orEaniZa
ton. oVcrStTuug by the tension al this
trial. Is in baG condition Tor comba;tinr
fresh shock. The worst news w"ulc
bound not 70 give. the event y nationa;
calamity.
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Howard, Crosby &C.,, 4 ss "%":,; s:.:
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE stock mark"'
started off With something Of an upward
rush. but the first sharp advance in
stocks demonstrated that the pressure ~
SOM heavy selling would have ~ he en-
cuuntrrel On any general upward move
mcnt. a small number NJ stocks Shove
very marked strength, but the usually
active and prominent stocks lay pracu
cally dormant throughout the dag. Ten
nessce coal ana Iron advanced by Scnsa-
tional leaps an extreme 81 points, giving
Solor ~ rumors ~ a corner in the stock
The tone was fryerish below thc high
level ana the n.t gam was BIN. The rail
road stocks To show strength were com
PAratiNcly ieH.
Whatever ease is manifss; IN The money
market s. realized to bc due 10 the quiet
udc Of speculative markets the world
over. and conservative heads in the finan-
dial world are inclined 70 frOWn upon an
outbreak NJ speculation. The closing Of
thc market was active ana extremely
irregular. Peoples Gas mounted above
l23 out nrf changes were mixed
The bond market showed increased ac
tfNity. Kansas Il Texas IDS leading
Prices are higher. Total sales. par value
g.. 81. 500 United States SIS and new 1 =
advanced = and The old As gistcrcd ami
thr y s - Dn the bIi price.
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SPARKS FROM NAME WIRES

The drug stores Of ]. 4. Otis, Gould &
Bragdon and Thomas +. Carey, AT Port
land. were entered by burglars. Saturday
night. From Otis store about $40 was
stolen, from Could & Bragdon's s., and
from Carcy's s. and some stamps.
Capt. John Merrill. one of the bes.-
known sea captains in eastern Maine,
died at his home at Glen Cove. Rockport,
early Monday morning. aged about -
years. Capt. Merrill was prominent in
religious work and for many years was d
member Of the First Baptist church in
Rockland. He was unmarried. The sur
viving relatives are Capt Wilson Mer-
rill of Glen Cove. and "A sister.
Simeon q. Curtis. travelling agent for
the Washington County Railroad, died
Saturday, at his residence. Main stree,
Calais. of cerebral hemorrhage. Mr.. Cur
tbs went To Bar Harbor on the excursion
train. Aug. 8 and on his return com
p!ained OF cold. Wednesday, he was
compelled to take to his bed. and Ter
Tour days or suffering. death came to his
survived by a widow and three children
The remains We're taken to Freeport,
Sunday.
Petitions in bankruptcy have been fled
at Portland, by Fritz A. Goddard George
W. Goddard. Goddard Bros, Bethel:
l. Horne. Hallowell; Cordela Ciliey,
Pennington: Dexter IL Spaulding. OAK
land: " alter X. Shaw. Bangor. The res
ignaticn OF Ozro d. Cashier. referee
IN bankruptcy for the district Of Lincoln
county, mas been accepted to take effect.
Aug. r. To the vacancy thus created
Judge Webb has appointed Emerson Hi.
ION OF Wiscasset. for term of two wears
beginning June 15 1899.
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New YoFx Produce MARKET.

New York. Aug a.
FLOUR Receipts. 1867 bbls.; export.
5oi3 bbls: sales, 100 pkgs.; fairly active
firm and higher; winter patents, 81 s5N1
300: do. straIghts, t3.3Jn3.J0. Minnesota
patents, S2.1yM4nG.
RYE Firm: No. western. Cd fob
ahDat spot; state rye, IS elf. New York
car lots.
WHEAT-Recelpts. 1870 bushels: .ex-
ports. l4i. Z6Z bushels. sales 2iG0 bushels
futures, 1000 bushels apOf; spot strong.
No 2 red, 7si4 fob. anpat spot: No /
Northern Duluth, 1874 fob ahOat spot:
M. hard Duluth, a@4 fob. afioat; No z
rrd, sgaa elevator.
ports, 100, 100 bushels: sales, 300 bushels
futures. 10000 bushels spot; spot steady.
No. 2, 3sis fob afiOat. No. 2, 374 elevator
OATS Receipts, Isl so bushels; exports
is 552 bushels; sales. 40. 900 bushels: $40.
easier: No. 2 n; No. 2, ~; No. 2 white.
~: rack white Western, 2gn3i; track
white state. .2sn3i
RbEF-Quiet. cut meats, quiet.
LARD-EaSy.
PORk-Steady.
BITTER-strong; Western. 15lza3:
factory. 1915; safe dairy. liHls; do.
creamery. lGIzFf2D.
CHEESE-Quot large white, s]zngz.
Va small colorcd. sa,Nl0.
EGGS-Firm. state and Pennsylvania
iGml7; Western uugraded. 1lnIi a market
PETROLEEMvQui
ROSIN-Steady.
TURPENTINE,-Firm
RICE-Firm. .f4
SSES-Quiet ana firm.
FREIGHTS-DuI ana weak.
SGGAR-RaW. easier. lower To sell:
fair refining. 4. centrifugal ~ test. @-I1
molazses sugar 57s. bids ii5c. lover. re-
hHed. quiet and ABOUT steady.
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Howard. Crosby & Cos. letter.

~ Ncster-
Chicago. OpG High Low Close. day
sept. wheat, 'l2s 1882 7lis 7l7s 7O7sb
Wheat opened firm. he over SATURDAYS
closing price; the advance of from 2, to
"a. IN Liverpool was a source of much
satisfaction to bull operators and insured
I strong opening here which afterward
followed: Liverpool also showed addi
tlonal strength after the opening World !
shipments t6i56,OG0) were about | 900 0na
bushels less than last week: Northwest
ern wheat receipts We're light at Dos cars
against 4S9. last week, and 400 same dan,
last year The early trade was mostly or
q loGai character awaiting the visible
supply statement. which was eventually
given out as decrease of $4,000 bushels.
as II was not expected to show mncb
change. this also Helped to strengthen
the market Today was a holidav IN
Antwerp and Paris, but the weathor T.,
france was reported fine Prime taln1
graphs: There has been a very decided
e az. IN me temperature and the nights
die unusually cool for this season Of ~.
year. Minneapolis reports a light fros,
IN northern Minnesota. The wheat ,,o
ket nhally developed a stampede ~ shai.
interests. reports of further damage All
reuuced yield, decreased receipts AMI 90
as a moderate cash inquiry AZ +ba wei
board. was sufficient to pr mota t sd
tt,r both accounts. puyinS
me stock market opened stron, -,
me siimulus of improved conditinSS u.iuer
BANKS and the exhibition Of stra - tne
lae beginning Of the fortnightk 81 ~ IN
mem in London. There We're sou, settles
TONS prices receding for p. NJ eAcen-
anu the higher priced Changers ri ~.
~ = sharp advance in G.. 4, a w mere
itr,t III by me recent sharp rise IL IT
'"'oei'tufe stocks. The sensational fna tine me
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was r. q. K T., on which there were ,pd,
cations, almost, Of corner: the Other
Steel and Iron stocks were generate
strong. Manhattan WAS weaker on ne
monthly statement and the railway ligt
was somewhat off on professional hear
pressure London prices coming higher
had q favorable effect, American sscurf-
bts tntrt uispldyiHB increased hrmness
and activity. The movement III United
states Leather common is ssId to be on
perfume In assisting the Upper Leather
CONT iaation. II Is stated that the f. r,
90. VIII 8oOn make a dividend on Man
haitian on stock. There If "A small but
confident short interest IN w. ~. repor-
show that the company ~ barely earnlnu.
IT'S dividends. Brokers who have beer
carefully watching trading In NJ D. A.
say that the stock IL stronger than III
any Time In the past year. There Vse
considerable picking up Of Anaconda
Explanations regarding Saturdays banz
statement were more numerous than con
vincing Money was easy at from h
IVA per cent.
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Still in State Of Scigc.

Paris. Aug. 14-The Office of the An
ti-Semitc League in which Nm. Guerin
of the league. and Max Regis, the
noted Jew batter and cx-mayor of Al
giers. sought refuge from arrest. Sat
urday, was still bcsicged. today. They
were guarded throughout the night by
"A force of police armed with revolvers
NJ. Guerin his friends declared, would
fire on the troops if attacked. After
attempting to gain the besiegers over
to their side, the besegcd men threat
encd to pour boiling oil on those out
side
This afternoon, q fresh warrant was
issued for the arrest of NJ. Guerin.
According to a French statute his eff
forts to evade arrest for political
crime are punishable with penal servi-
tude.
A strong police force now guards the
office of the Anti-Semite League, where
a crowd numbering thousands COM
pletely blocks the traffic. Windows in
the vicinity are filed with people an
ticipating the storming of the build
ing Shopkeepers nearby have closed
their shutters.
While a general officer in uniform
was riding along the street the crowd
pressed up around his carriage crying
''Nive Iarmee'' and mort aux juifs.
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Chicago Markets.

IN cagO, Aug. "a.
Wheat. today. developed into strong
bull market anu closed Nd an advance Or
cent over Saturday. The continual fall
ing off in primary receipts ana generally
disappointing spring whCar tHreshing re-
turns caused free COVERING, and brought
outside support 70 the market. Coarse
grains were utterly Indifferent to the
wheat strength ANA closed /. shade lower
tlr arly dH Crt-H-E Lard declined ~.
r1.-, bun other pruHu. H made no change.
Tine leading futures ~ud 4 < follows:
WlIEAT-No. .. : at-mber Il. Deem
bnr. 1ii;. May. ~.
CORN-No- =. : pjembcr 3nS. Deem
Der -, MAJ. ---4. i-.'i :.
DATS-No. ?. september. 1884: Deem
hcr. l9As MAJ. .ias
PORk-Srptcm SS.a1. October, ss35
.LAkD-S eptember, $5.2-z; October,
RlBS-September. SOS: October. $50
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOGE-Frm. Zoe. higher.
NIEAT-No. spring, -; No. do.
fHfIle, No. red. 49,
COMM. ,. 5l7s: no yellow. 32as
cA TS-Nn. a IT-lli; No. : white, 2i2..
Ng- X white --i4n-I-.
BARLE,Y-No, : a21z; No. >. I: NJ.
FLAXsEED-No. !. 800: Northwestern.
TIMQTHY sEED-Prime. $250G255
lARD-S5 1p1fj..5.
PoRk-Mess. per Dbl. s7.75nS30: short
ribs sides. loose. 81 SoG5.15: dry sailed
shoulders boxed, 5l.n5as; short clear
sides. $5.3ol535
81 'GA RI nchanCed
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SITUATION AT PARIS.
Minister Deicasse' S Russian Trip Archbishop
OF Rcnnes forbids Exercises. Today.

Paris. Aug. 1i-At a cabinet meeting.
this morning. the minister Of foreign
affairs. NJ. Delcasse. related his visit 20
St. Petersburg and told OF the cordial
welcome extended To him.
The minister Of justice. Nj. Monis. de-
clarcs an investigation has been order
"a into the recent conspiracy against
the government and said 1t would be
carried out with the utmost celebrity.
The archbishop Of Renncs has for
hidden the customary religious pro-
ccss!ons. Tuesday. in honor Of the feast
of the Assumption and urges Catholics
10 maintain the greatest calm while
the preyfus courtmartial lasts.
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THE OUTRAGE DENOUNCED.
Paris Papers Unite n Expressing Indignation
at Cowardy Shot.

Paris. Aug. 1.-THE Paris papers
without distinction express Indignation
at the outrage Of which Maitre Labor
is the victim. The Temps deplores the
state Of disorder into which the Drey
fus affair has dragged the country"
and says it is high time for us to
stand up and he ourselves again
The Journal des Dcbats says: The
revolver shot is bound to be the end.
and some fine morning it will be fol
lowed BY the horrors of civil war, if
violence. hate, contempt for justice and
law and ali the fanatical anarchic and
homicidal passions continue to poison
the air we breathe
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This Weeks Schedule.
LEAGUE

Tuesday-Cincinnat at Boston. Chicago
at Philadelphia, PittSburS at Baltimore,
81. Louis at Washington 1.-TWO games.
Wednesday and hursday-Louisville at
Boston Cwo gamcs), Cleveland at Brook
lyn. Cincinnati at New York, St. Louis
at Philadelphia, Chicago at Baltimore,
Pittsburg at Washington
Friday-Lousvillc at Boston 1.-TWO
games). Cleveland at Brooklyn, Cincinnati
at New York. st. Louis at Philadelphia
1.-TWO gamcs), Chicago at Baltimore 'tWo
games). Pittsburg at Washington.
Saturday brooklyn at Boston, Philadcl
phia at New York. Washington at Balli
more, Cleveland at Pittsburg.
Sunday. Aug. 20-St. Louis at Cincin-
natl. Cleveland At Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Tuesday - Newport at Manchester,
Taunton at Portland.
Wednesday and ThursdaY-NewpOrt at
Portland. Taunton at Manchester.
Friday Manchester at Portland, Taun-
ton at Newport.
Saturday-Manchcstc at Portland,
Newport at Taunton.
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The REAL TRUTH
Again Told by That Prince Of Liars, Major
Esterhsy.

London. Aug. 14.-In the Evening
News. today. Major Count F,stcrhazy
again tells the real truth" in regard
to the bordcreau in the Dreyfus case.
saying that he wrote it, The docu-
mcnt. he alleges. was intended to serve
as q substantial basis for an accuSa-
ton against Drcyfus which had been
suspended a long time and against
whom there had already existed Il
number of grave proofs of guilt, which,
however. could not be used without
compromising certain pcrsonages
whom it was impcriously necessary to
keep in the back ground altogether.
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London Cables

"Uncertainty regarding the monetary
outlook restricted dealings in the seeur-
tiles market here and "A sagging DISPOSE
ton in prices Is evident" In banking
circles II IL pretty generally felt that the
situation abroad is serious and that for
eigners will do everything possible to pre-
vent their great banks from losing cash.
Under these conditions the rising money
rate In New York can easily be seen TO
be a strong incentive, 10 the large inter-
ests, 10 take a turn on the bear side, pro-
vided the money market affords the ba-
sis upon which 10 unsettle and disturb
prices Loans can be called: money can
be locked up; special movements can be
artifcialiy made.
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inc soothing and healing properties
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. its
pleasant taste and prompt and per-
manent cures, have made it great
favorite with the people everywhere
For sale by Jno. Coughlin, III Water
St, druggist.
.u.tlsatf
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Gen. Billot's expressions Of esteem
for col. Picquart and NJ. SChcuror-
kcstncr came as 4 surprise. He raised
his voice once when he explained tina
he sent the colonel to Tunis owing to
his modelling in matters foreign 10 his
duties, but he insisted in giving COL.
picnuart a mission of danger and at
the same time entrusted him with
post of honor.
NJ. CavaiEnac gave his testimony in
an "ratorical manner. with marked in
tonation and in the way hc might nave
delivered n speech in the Chamber of
Deputies. He maintained his belief in
the truth of the confessions of DreyfuS
and contended that his on. Cavaig-
rac's) attitude throughout was that
statesman. Dreyfus did not create
very favorable impression when at the
conclusion Of NJ. Cavaignac's testimony
he was asked if he had anything to
say. The prisoner replied in n declama-
tory fashion with his hand on his heart
that the court of cessation had already
disposed of NJ. Cavaignac's arguments.
The speech of NJ. Cavaignac, however.
certainly appeared to make an impress
sion on his hearers.
During the adjournment of the court
in consequence of the announcement
of the attempt on the life of NJ. La
bori, the audience engaged in violent
alterations over the incident.
NJ. MERCER. editor of the Gaulois, ex-
pressed the opinion that all the news
papers ought to regard themselves as
responsible for the outrage. whereupon
Nine. Cevrine loudly protested, say
ing: mo, tbs you who ought to be
held responsible for what has hap
pcned.'
The ciamor finally became so violent
that Sendarmes We're forced to sepa-
rate the combatants and take away
the sticks from all those present, but
| calm was finally restored
NJ. Jaures. the Socialist leader, who
was in court at the time, remarked
that the arrests made in Paris had for
| their sole object to forestall a ST. Ba
| tholomy massacre of the Dreyfusards
and that attempted murder of M. La
| bori was one of the scattered acts of
| the projected massacre.
Dreyfus must undoubtedly have been
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Aug. H.
Cotton futures closed barely steady
August. 30; September. 5.i7; October.
'."'' November, 6.02; January, ell; Feb
ruary; Gil; March, 6lN. April. SCI: May.
6.2i. June. CT
Cotton spot closed quiet: middling up
lands. 6@s; DO gulf. das. Sales. 20 bales.
The aigrette is to-dsappear from the
headgear of the British Hussars and
Royal Horse Artillery. and its place
Will be taken by an ostrich plume
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At aHrtford-Hartford. /; Rochester, ;.
At Worcester-WorCcstcr 6; Mont
real. /.
At ingticld-Springiield, :; SYRIA
CuSe, 6.
At Provdcncc-Toronto. s; Provi-
dence, l.
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The Royal Albert Yacht Club regat-
ia off Southsea. Eng Monday. opened
with race between the yachts Bona.
Rainbow and Emperor Williams
Meteor. While trying to weather Bona
Meteor carried away her forcsail gear
and gave up the race.
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Other Domestic Ports.

VINEYARD HAvEN-Aug IL ar, sch
Ahenaki Perth Amboy for Augusta.
for New York
RosToN-Ang Il, az tug Triton. Ken
NEW HAVEN, CONN-Aug II. ar. sch
Agricola. Gardiner.
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New York Money Market

New York. Aug. u.
Money on call easier. 24T5 per cent.
last loan. . per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. ii4G5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm At - -.S5i. for
demand ana al Si.S1iaTI4-S2z for ~ days.
posted rates, S.Si. mast and SfS1Ntts, ~.
commercial bills. SSH.
Silver certificates. GU12G6l.
Bar silver. G0is.
Mexican dollars. IS.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
M aine Ports.

BATH-Aug II, sid. schs r. F. Ma
son. Philadelphia; f J French, Balti-
more. Ben Hur, Boston: Winnegance.
New York; Ahbe Bowker. do: John
Cadwallader. Boston.
PoRTLAND-Aug H. ar. sch Silvey.
Spray. Hallowell. Jersey city for Var
nlUutl
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me Dunln Nation. Monday, an
nounced that the Pope had ANNOUNCED
cardinal Logue. primate of ireland
apostolic delegate to Ireland. for the
purpose of presiding at the nationa,
synod of Irish bishops 10 he held in
1900 ia
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AT MANCHESTER.
Nationa! League Games.
AT BOSTON.

Phillips was badly ratified in the sew
enth. after two were out, and gave twn
passes to first, which, with two singles
and Duhys lucky double to center.
clinched the game for Boston. y light,
ming triple play in the first prevented
Boston from scoring. With three on
brought down Collins liner. tagged third
and threw to McPhee. retiring the side
Umpire Gaffney's decisions caused a goo |
deal of kicking. Attendance, 1900
3 / 6 RI .E.
Boston. 0 0 0 0 5 0 Ks g.
Cincinnati o 0 % 0 0 o. 9-S
Batteries Nichols ard Bergen; Phillips
and PETIT.
AT NEW YORK.
The New York-Clcveland game was dull
and uninterestinE. The visitors made a
bid for victory in the last inning, but
were stopped after scoring two runs.
2$ RHE Z;
Cleveland. 90 0 . . 2-6-ll-3
Batteries-G cttig and Warner; Hughcy
and SugdCn.
At BROOKLYN.
The Brookivns took the last game with
the LouisvilcS after a hot struggle. win
ming the series. II to ). In the sixth in
held momentarily. but dropped the ball in
starting to throw. Swartwood allowed
the out. but Brooklyn later scored the
winning run.
, 3 ! i R.H. +.
Louisville. o o . g. .;
Brooklyn, 0 / 0 20 0 Q X-t-l2-0
Batteries-Cunningha and thinner;
Kennedy and Farrell.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
The ChicaSos outbatted and outfielded
the Philics. but an unlucky inning in
which the visitors made two errors and
the locals three hits, allowed the Phillics
to win. Attendance, 46S2
2 , ( Z 9 R.H.E.
Phila pha. 0 q o o x-5- -
Batteries-Taylor and Donahue; Bern
hard and Douglass.
AT BALTIMORE.
The Orioles pulled out a forlorn hope
against the Pittsburgs in the third, when.
with the score to o against them. they
batted Tannehill out Of the box. Sparks
did not fare much better and the game
was cnnched before he warmed up. AT
tendance, 1851.
, 8 r. H. f.
PittsburG. } 0 0 o 9-1i-J
Baltimore, . 0 XII 81
Battcrics-Sparfs. Tanrchill and Schri
yer: Mckenna, Powell, McGinnity and
Robinson
At Baltimore-Thc Pittsburg- Baltimore
game was postponed. on account of rain
At Washington-The St. Louis Wash
ington game was postponed, on account
of wet grounds.
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ON the Produce Exchange:
81 TIEii-Flrm; creameries, 1f2d1sl2;
dairy. l2H16
CHEESE Firm, 9Adl0
EGGS-Firm: fresh, 12ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-15
Will They or Won't They?

We don't know, but we do know that NJ
artificial movements, no monetary
troubles. no large interests can disturb
the price Of wheat which as a cOmmOd-
ity has It's price regulated by the law Of
supply and demand. No board Of d.
rectors" can affect the price by withhold
ing or declaring dividends. No insidcr
can give ont special information % a Few
friends The world eats wheat ana needs
all that we can raise. and. ut the present
low prices wheat Is a purchase and II
bound TO go higher: s25 Will margin 1000
bu. Send for free book.
t1.J f..k,, o ~. II COngressst.