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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09

period. most changes in prices wcra
Nances and distinct nrmness was ann
mt IN some Instances The Or p
were strong. with st. Paul leading. AZ
lhracite shares displayed "A firm iindnr
zone. Continental Tobacco was stIn.rJi.-
70 reaction that occurred shortly +. 49,, ~
me initial trading, and Atrhirnn -
lerred exhibited further rising tendenr.,
flpWer stocks, after being well supportea
Tor several days, showed q little ynarl
readiness to yield 10 profit taking. Dyr
ing the first hour traders took the MN
SIDE, ana, though there was but littia
COMMISSION house business. succeeded in
establishing a slightly higher range h,I ~.
there was some noticeable selling al a.
end Of the hour by people who have hen,
bearlshly inclined. The market shnwa
me presence Of an active bear nara,
ready - supply stocks at q price and any
absence Of manifest support BY the ap
sfessiVe bull leaders win give d saggIn,.
tendency whenever any pressure III vii
appears "'''
The money market was quotabJv easior
but the demand for funds was Ign,
mere was some absorption Of Sugar
stock by people who have been watchIn,
me discussion In France: the advance IN
Northern Pacific common was genaraIiv
believed 10 have been made for the buiI
interests, who have recently been nrer
4iinE IN the stock for the benefit of tha
London market. The hope Of chang.
~ the conditions which might result n
he bringing Of gold from Europe THE
fall seems to be vanishing with Tho rjso
in the German Bank rate and the nri,ata
advccs from different European centers
il that money IS tending upward in.tead
Of downward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
"AGAlN BUSTED"
Brockton and Pawtucket Give
Up the Fight.
New England Will Try to Finish With
Four-CIub Schedule.
Boston Wins and 6rook'yl Loses and the
Race Grows Closer.

Taunton. Mass, Aug. N.--A meeting oi
the managers Of all clubs remaining ~
the New England Base BIll League wa
held here. tonight, for the purpose of re-
wishing the schedule for the remainder OF
the season. The revision was made
necessary by the dropping on, Of the
Brockton and Pawtuckct clubs. The new
schedule is as follows:
Aug 9-Pnrt,and at Newport.
Aug. 10-ManChestcr at Taunton.
Aug. 11-Taunton at Newport; Portland
at Manchester
Aug. 12-Newport AZ Taunton; Portland
at Manchester.
Aug. li-Newport al Manchester; Taun-
ton at Portland.
Aug. 15-Ncwport at Manchester; Taun-
ton at Portland.
Aug. l6-Newpor, al Portland Taunton
at Manchester
Aug. l7-Ncwport a Portland: Tauntor
at Manchester.
Aug. IS-ManchCSter at Portland; Iaun-
ton at Newport.
Aug. lg-NanrhCStCr at Portland; New
port at Taunton.
Aug. 2I-Portland at Newport; Man
chester at Taunton.
Aug. 22-PurtIdnd at Newport; Man
chester at Taunton.
Aug. 23-POrtland ut Taunton; Man
chester at Newport.
Aug. 2i-pnTllaud at Taunton; Man
chester at Newport.
Aug. 3J-Ncwpor, Al Manchester; Taua
ton al Portland.
Aug. 2G-Ncwpurt at Manchester; TIun
ton at Pprtllud.
Aug. Newport AT Portland; Taunton
at Manchester.
AUG. - %rwplrt al Portland; Taunton
AT Manchester.
Aug. Portland AZ Newport; Man
chester at Taunton.
Aug. Portland lt Newport. Man
chester I'D Taunton.
sept Portland at Trunt.u; Manclc--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09

i'bSAbU. aug. y.
Chicago. OpE. High Low Close. day
Sept wheat, Ca * GSa, III 6S2s 6SI5-ssb eqh
Wheat. opened easy At Va. under las.
night. the decline al l.iverpoOl Of IN
since last Friday being the feature thi.
being almost double the decline made IN
our market since that day and abou.
equal to lc- a bushels, the Chicago de-
cine since last Friday being only about
sc per bushels. TIE rain in India was the
SSeari ht,, influence at Liverpool and the
ihelped the effects on our markets ana
INSPIRED liquidation which resulted In
further declines. French weather condi
tions were more favorable and the chief
local demand came from shorts. seaboard
ciearances being very small with ma ex-
port trade in sight. The Northwestern
wheat receipts Were small a 315 cars
compared with 40S last week. and AS a
year ago Schwartz-Dupee * Co were
was relatively firm compared with Sen
tember. The Peaveys have reduced their
spring wheat estimate and now say there
VIII be l5,0C0000 bushels less than las
year The weather map shows light gem
eral showers and moderate tempera lures
in the spring wheat states. but Prime re-
ports the temperatures unseaSonably low
Harvest has commenced over the whole
of Europe and an estimate of the Engliso
crop might be considered a fair comDari-
son for the worlds crop as a whole: the
probable yie.d in that country is placed
az 70 TO Il bushels per acre. as compared
with 3it. bushels. year ago. ana nrI
bushels for Il lU-year average.
The stock market opened fairly actiy.,
and with a comparatively good 1iistrjbu
ion .. business. coHsidetin thc vacati n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09

tunates struggling in the water below.
He succeeded in bringing eight peo-
pie to the wharf, receiving many
thanks and much praise from those
rescued. Such brave act on the part
OF this young man deserves special no
tice, for at all times he was in danger
of losing his own life on account Of the
great weight that he had to pull up
from the water. Such an act by an
employe of the NJ. &. r. r. goes to
show what kind of men the railroad
has in it's employ.
one of the modest heroes of the dis
aster at the Ferry on Sunday is Chas
+. Ward, ex-alderman of the First
Ward in Bangor; he hasn't said any
thing about what he did for humanity
down there, but his friends are grad
ually finding out the truth
When the crash came Mr.. Ward was
on the steamer. He saw people throw
iEg boards down in the hole and won
dercd why somebody wasn't killed that
way. Then he asked for a rope
Everybody in that vicinity seemed
to be completely dcmoraliZed with fear
il Is said, ana according to witnesses.
the Bangor eX-alderman broke in the
door of a closet containing ropes and
speedily threw some of the ends over
to the struggling people. In this way
many We're saved. Several Of the rail
road employees are loud in their praise
Of this action and il Is from them that
the information comes. Mr. Ward
could not be found by reporters. on
Tuesday, and his friends say he has
refused To discuss the matter publicly
Bangor Commercial
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CONTINUED from page u

bcrrypickers had driven on the High
street road. about 4 mile and n half
from their tent He was under the in
fluence of liquor, but appeared kindly
to the members of the party, and es-
pecially toward Mrs. Miller, and re-
NAMED in their presence about 80 min
utes, when young Morrill, started for
their temporary home in the noun
tain.
The other members Of the party
drove down on the west side road with
Bennett in the wagon and during the
trip he partook of more liquor but was
not angry upon the refusal Of the
others to join him
About o'clock. the party drove to-
ward North Conway. and upon nearing
the village the girls waited at the Saco
bridge while the couple went into the
village for more liquor. Upon their
return to the bridge the party started
for CUNTS siding. where they arrived
between 3 and 6 o'clock
After driving up and down the road
near the house of A. H. Quint, Ben
nett began to quarrel and forced the
children from the carriage with cuffs
ana threats. They grasped the hors.
by the bridge. but upon being whipped
III ~ nnnnntt II. ani,,,I hroL. io,,.,a
ond M children started ra,r III ,.iII,....
,f,cr tt,rr,. Uorrul tba lac, ,,o,ds -
Mrs. Miller being.
Go, IN Harry as o,,icle nc ,,o.eit,1,,
On. ,yas Inn str,.cIir, ia ,ho
,.,.,s, IN p.nnatt ,yhn ,,,,s .,t,o,nn,j,,e,
ID choke her. The children met Nor
.I
iii, .n ,,,f,,,t,, ,.l.-,y.d III r,al,t,.. Till.
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DOES IMMENSE DAMAGE.
Cyclone Sweeps Over Gaudaloupc and Other
West Indian sards.

For, De France. Martinique. Aug. S.-A
cyclone AT II o'clock yesterday morning,
struck Pintc-l-Pitrc. Island of Gauda =
loupc. The dis rlhance lasted until near
~ $50 =. NJ y uumher of houses had
their roofs blown off and We're flooded
ana n number We're demolished. but no
fatalities We're recorded.
TwcutY-thrce Hlt boats ana fishing
boats were sunk in the harbor, in addi-
tiun to sch rncrs, Two small steamboat; !.
ana another steamer. the Hirondille.
which were wrecked at other places. Tn,
AlcEnn. a steam vessel, had her stern
damaged. The French cruiser CeciHc,
which WAS in tE" harhor. dill not suffer
at an.
Nll communication with the interior 81
ihv island where thr damage is done has
h-tu considerably interrupted. Al Saintc-
t..p scErlHyTS were sunk ANA some ilal
coats Wet. driven into the interior. III,
plantations suffered considerably.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, Aug. s.
The weak cash situation and a sharp
drop IN foreign markets pushed wheat to
new low level. today, September closing
weak at @zni2 decline from Yesterday
Corn was Stcadied by good shipping in
curry ana closed slightly higher Oats
closed irregular. a shade lower to IA
higher Provisions sharply declined, clos
ing 1i-Wl4 lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
IiEAT-September. 6Sl2T6s5s: Decem-
her. s07s; May. ~
September, 3g2i December. 2sIh
n ~: May. 2g5s
OATS september. 1sla@19as; December.
1874; May. 2lis.
September. Ss35: October. $40.
LARD-Scptember s5.27Ia; October,
September. s5.o2l4; October,
$5G7i2.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-Quet.
WHEAT-No. , spring. 63a6s3, No.
red 69a, fLI0
CORN-No. ?. -
oATs-No. :, s0ds2ols; No. white, elfs
RYE-No. ?. 81.
BARLEY-No 2. 3fM35
FLAASEED-No }. %: Northwestern.
TIMOTHY sEED-s2.fo.
l.ARD->5. 15G5.95
PORK-Mess, S7.35; ribs. si.s0d5 Is.
G5.45
WHISKEY-s12s
CLONER-Se 30Tr6 .,5
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Starving Russian Peasants in Revolt.

Vienna. Aug. S.-The Neue Freie
Presse, today, says the peasantry of
portions of Bossarabia, Ca government
of Russia bounded on the south by the
Danube and the Black sea-. have re-
VOTED. having been driven desperate by
famine. Troops have been sent there
and several encounters have taken
place. A score of peasants have al
ready been killed and many wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
Other Domestic Ports.

PERTH AMBOY-AuG s. sid. sch Jos
w Hawthorn Bath.
PHILADELPHIA-Au \. ar. schs Ed
yard Stewart, Kennebcc; Harry l.
Wilton do.
NEWBURYPORT. MASS-Aug s. ar,
Eastern Queen. Gardiner.
ROSTON-Aug 5, ar, sch Il Chase.
Bath.
Sid, schs + and T Lupton. Kennebec
md Washington: Horace W. Macomber.
&cnnebec and Baltimore.
VINEYARD HANEN-Aug 8. ar. schs
\ j Miller. Augusta. uor orders); George
\ Pierce. Gardiner for Patchogue.
Psd. schs Henry Witherington, Balti-
more for Bath; Falmouth, kennebec for
Philadelphia; Sullivan Sawin, do for
Washington; VIM NJ Bird, kennebec for
Marion Draper, Gardiner for New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
THE BAKER FAMILY
Arrives a. Boston from the South Mass
Meeting TO Be Held. Tonight.

Boston, Aug. S.-The Baker family
of Lake city. s. G.. who have been
brought to the North in connection
with an anti-lynching crusade, arrived
here. today. from Providence. A com
mittee Of colored people were waiting
It the depot to receive them and they
were conveyed to apartments at the
South End. A mass meeting to protest
against lynching in the South will be
held in fremont Temple. tomorrow
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
Never Known ChamberIain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy to Fail.

Rev. ]. NJ. Yingling, pastor Of the
Bedford Street Methodist church at
Cumberland, Nd, says: 1T affords
me much pleasure to recommend
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and
Dierrhoea Remedy. 1 have used 1t and
know others who have done so. have
never known it to fail 1t is a sure
,ure when taken in time" For sale by
mo. Coughlin. III Water ST.. druggist.
= III
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WILL NOT ACCEPT INQUIRY.
voikesraac. However. Will Receive Friendl,
Suggestions 'r,m the British.

Cape Town, Aug. S.--A dispatch
from Pretoria. capital Of the South
African Republic. says the Nolksraad
has declined 70 agree to the sugges-
ton of Mr.. joseph chamberlain. Brit
ish secretary of state for the colonies.
that the effect which the Transvaal
franchise reforms will have on the
titlandcrs should be inquired into b.
joint commission.
The Nolksraad, however. consents 10
receive friendly suggeations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
CARNEGlE'S GENEROUS GIFT.
Donates $4,000 to Library-WilI Remain an
American Citizen.

London. Aug. S.-Mr. Andrew Carne-
gic has donated cI00OO to found pub
lie library at Kcighley, Yorkshire. Mr.
Carnegie telegraphs The Associated
Press from Skibo Castle, saying: Il
have no intention to perform the duties
of justice of the peace or of the dep
uty lieutenantShip. | understood
these offices are usually held by the
owner of the Skibo estates. In my
case they are only honorary, being an
American citizen.
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MRS. MCKINLEY IMPROVES
And the President Will Remain al PIaitsburu
N. Y. Till Sept. ..

Platishurr, =. Y. Aug. N.-Thc Prcsi-
dent won't for a walk. today. accom-
panied hy Frank \. Munscy ana 'Dea-
cnn" = N. White ~ New York He
was ." haze second talk during the
day with Secretary Root. who will re-
turn to Washington, tonight Mrs Nc
Kinlry continues Ia improve and the
President and his wife have decided to
rcmain two weeks longer At least, and
probably until Sept. ].
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WARSHIP SINKS VESSEL.
browns One Man. Communicates News 10
Fleet by Wireless Teiegrarhy.

Torquay, Eng. Aug S.-The British
warship San Pareil, while returning from
the manoeuvres, sank a full-rigged ship
last night, off the Lizard. One man was
drowned The warship communica ted
the news to the other ships of the fleet
by wireless telegraphy
The vessel sunk by the San Pareil IS
the British ship East Lothian, Capt Nc.
Farlane, of 1889 tons, which left Mayla
Feb. 3, for Nantes France, where shc
arrived July 81
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An other Peace Delegate Homo ed.

Paris. Aug. S.-Emperor William of
Germany. has conferred upon Count
Won MISUNDERSTANDING the German
here, the title of prince, in
recognition of his services as head Of
the German delegation to the peace
conference at The Hague
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washiugi u. Nag " The following
the ISSUE uf july y. are announced:
Original. John T. Grant. North Pitts
ton. So: Grin l.. ioyt. Fast Machias. Ga.
Additional. Francis p. Han. Brewer. 81 L.
So. Reissue Samuel +. Davis. Liberty
SD Reissue ana increase, Henry Sinclair
rngus 81 To S. Original widows. etc.
Joanna n. Miner, GIberiv!lc 81; Lpttir
NJ. Duntun, WatcrNillc. 81.
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Some years ago, about the time that
the first railroad entered Fargo n d.. IL
Is said that the Postmaster General
wrote to the Fargo postmaster inquiring
how FAR the Red River ran down below
Fargo. The postmaster replied that H..
hadn been there very long. but to the
best Of his knowledge and belief the Red
River hadn't ever run down below Fargo
but had always run up. We have had
many letters inquiring how far wheat is
likely 70 run down" below zoe, to which
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Five Miners Seriously Burned.

Scranton. Pa. Aug. S.-An explosion
" gas in the Pine Brook coIliery Of the
Scranton Coal Co. today. seriously
burned five men. The explosion was
caused by a miners naked lamp. The
force 81 the explosion was so great
that one Of the men was picked up l50
feet from where he stood working
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RAILROAD BLAMED
CONTINUED from page ~

care to have repeated in the future.
Going down among the crowd on the
slim and remaining under water until
both thought they would not again
reach the surface, and in n jam such
as prevented them from apparently
helping themselves for some seconds.
their feelings at the time can be better
imagined perhaps than described.
Both. when the water closed over their
heads did not expect to get out of II
alive and they say that their minds
were very active, Mr.. Flynt thinking
Of his life insurance policies and the
fact that his children would have suf-
fcient money to obtain good cduca-
ton. Mrs. Flynt did not think of her
husband but her mind was also on the
children and when she did get to the
surface she said she feel as cool ana
determined as could be to save her
self. She does not think that her head
went beneath the water Il second time
and that she had sufficient presence OF
mind to keep her mouth closed 50 she
did not take in any water. She was III
the middle of the crowd but she work
cd her way along where some men
were hanging to the piling ut the side.
ana when she reached these without
amy attempt to catch on and drag them
down. She buoycd herself up by reach
inE their shoulders and lightly touch
ing them. gradually moving along to
the side where a rope was thrown.
Mr. Campbell of the Ellsworth Ameri-
can. spoke 10 her several times from
above ana as she reached the rope she
turned ana saw Mr.. F'lynt close beside
her CIinging to the rope. she, by us
inG her feet aided him To some extent
until she was pulled out. then Mr..
Flyrt succeeded in helping to save the
lives of four others before he was pull
ed OUt and to the planks above. in an
exhausted state. II is almost remark
able that both were saved. Mr.. Flynt
was feeling quite badly when he arriv-
,l here. Monday. and the horror of the
terr,..lr experience was all both could
thjiI. of.-0eNter correspondent OF
t's'.,I..,-,-s.isi
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New York Cotton Market.

New York Aug. s.
Cotton futures closed steady August.
$50; September. 5.62. October. SIS: No
vember. SIS; December SIS. January,
5.92: February Sos. Ma-cn. 5.9s; AprlI.
soy: May. 6O7: June. g f0
Spot cotton closed quiet. 1-l6 higher:
middling uplands 6 SIS: do gulf. 6 Ills
Sales IL hnlrs
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Dutch Never Claimed Il.

Paris. Aug. S.-M Mallet Provost. the
:rCtetarE ~ the -AnglO-N
boundary arbitration commission. at to-
days sitting of that body. continued his
presentation 1T the Venezuelan case ana
t'voled III" day to showing that the
ilHtch never claimed territory which
Great britain now -ays they owned.
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TWO KILLED OUTRIGHT
md Many Others Injured in Wreck on Los
Angeles Express.

Las Banos. Cal. Aug. S-Thc south
bound Los Angeles express left the track
last night. just south Of Los Palmos
throwing the engine and nine cars into I,
Itch. Engineer Ford and Fireman Woo
were scalded TO death. Mrs. j. Niswon.
ger Of Fresno. and II. Mosor. San Diego.
were seriously scalded. Several Others
were slightly injured The cause Of tn
accident was IA broken nange on a wheel
Of the mail car
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

PORTLAND-Aug. :. sid. sch Henry T.
Mason, Blair. kcnncbec and Boston.
BATH-Aug y ar. schs Frank II Stin-
son. Boston: j French. DO; VIM Tanner.
10; Harold 4 Berry. a.; James Boycc.
Portland: Annie II Coulon, Salem
SID. schs j : Winslow, Philadelphia.
Major Pickands. do: Nat Meader. New
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Cables INTERRUPTED.

Kingston. lam. Aug Cable rommu-
nI.-tlpu vi Do 200, islands east Of Porto
t.r. - u'rrnIv. ,i rp.sodly through
Ir, ...-trrr..ru .l th" IarI nu,S through
.t .....U.
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The Barometer Is RISING.

S1rt ppmiuG'. Aug The United
= lt'- cruiser put q" S-F. this morning.
." o',iI'k The barometer then stood
tt - ~ As This dispatch is filed the reg
.-r'- now -a>5
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HalNS PATENTS.

Washington. Aug S.-The following
patents have been granted to MainH
people:
T.. H. cobb South Portland, breakdown
fircarm; \. II. Gilman. Sacp, lubricatirg
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Other Games.

AT Rochester Z Ich,5tcr. IN: Toronto. d
AT Hartford Hartford s; Springfield.
AT SNracuse-S syracuse, q: Montreal =
At Proviicncc-Worccs'er, IA; Prov
lnnNn
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1t Isn't IikeIv

To run down much but will probably
run ~. There Is almost always time
when sou can buy the commodities III
rock bottom priccs-at prices that are
~ RE TO PROVE PROFIT III. If you
hold on The price you buy a. may not
prove TO be the very lowest price but IT
VIII be low enough 50 you can sell out
NJ a profit, II you wait Il little, Since 1sJ2
Df years. there has been but one 0s9D
when you could not have sold out wheat
bought ~ 'Vc. 1T profit Of from 100. 10
liz. Inshcl. Don't miss this chdncci
$50 VIII margin 1000 bu. and pay you
Sl"o pruht- Send for orr free book.
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Taunton U.s superior 20 iur bsf. lU.
Newport won puf. Taunton Wst- strength
ep"d hy BERNARD. .at. .i lir.c.fua. k-l.
rim gave WtA Coo MIifhcN On tn fh.
four a. Attend ftrr ..n
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W HIS X r \ u. 2b.
CLONER-Se. .s0Ir6. %.

on the Produce Exchange:
BtTTER-Market firm: creameries. 49,
ais; diaries. Pals
CHEESE-Firm. 9n10.
EGGS-Firm: fresh. 1914.
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Farland's work was the feature 81 SLOW
game. Attendance, 1000.
L : : s 2 Ri T..
,N-avl,'rtnu Il Il q q u :; X-i-lo-l
Chicago, Q - :"
BATTERIES Mcfarland ana Duncan;
Taylor ana Dunahue.
At BALTIMORE.
Both the Baltimore and St. Louis pitch
,rs were freely batted. but tn" visitors
errors counted severely against tnerl.
Miller made his first appearance" with the
pcrfoctns and played rather poorly. Al
tendance 2i26.
l2at Sc R.H.r.
Baltimore, | Z Nib
81. Louis, " p-5-ll-j
Elt,crtos-iiowcu ana Robinson; Sud
ruU ana SChrCcuug"St.
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The Reds gained Il safe lead by touch
ing M McJamcs in a lively fashion. and;
STAYED off Il good rally by the BrOJklyns
at the close. Kennedy relieved McJames
in the fourth and banked The visitors
until the ninth, when they clinched the
victory. Attendance, POO
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At NEW YORK.

Louisville was defeated in d l0-innin-
game \ base on balls u Warner. fo,-
lowed by hits &c Carrirk ana WIN Hn;.
tren. gave the locals the game in the
10th. Attendance. 800
I : s 80 R.HE
New York 7 o o q q q q - -
and thinner. ~
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Boston won hard hitting game from
Cleveland. Bailey: after being hit for
four singles and home run in the fifth
knee was injured in the seventh BY 4
foul tin brt he pluckily played out the
game Attendance. 1890
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
New England League Standing.
National League Games.
At PHILADELPHIA.

When The Phllics went to bat in the
eighth. Lever showed signs Of weaken
ing. Thomas singled ana Delahanty Went
to first on called balls. Flick got three
balls ana then Donovan placed TannehilI
on the rubber. Two more bases on balls
two singles and a long fly tied the score,
and in the 10Th the Phllies won on three
singles. Attendance. 37l9.
= 4 6 s . 10 Ri l..
Pittsburg . q o 0 q q 0--f-l2-1
Phl'phia. o . 0 0 3 . l-5-l4-J
Rattercs-I.ccver. Tannehill ana Schri-
Yer; DOnohuc and Douglass