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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14
NE IDENTIFIED BOOTH.
Death Of One Of Last Men Who Talked With
Lincoln's assassin Before Murder.

LYNN. Mass. Aug. 13.-Thomas G.
LAWYER one of the last men who talked
with John Wilkes Booth before ne as
sassinated Abraham Lincoln on the
night of April IA, 1865. Is dead at ms
home here.
Lawler was proprietor OF barber
shop in the National Hotel Washins-
ton ID. C.. and few hours before
Booth committed the crime, shaved IN
actor and cut his hair Booth entered
his shop about o'clock in the evening
and was. Mr.. LAWYER related, unusually
bright and gay.
Before he left the actor gave Lawler
a pass to attend Fords Theatre that
night. but LawIer was unable to leave
the shop. and a few hours later was
astonished to learn the news of the
crime.
Lawler was taken on board the Man
tonomah after Booth had been shot, to
identify the remains.
Lawler was born in Ireland and came
here some 40 years ago. In the war ne
served in Go. Il. I'd Connecticut Nolun-
teers. and later in 90. II, 9th Regiment,
holding a lieutenants commission. In
1863 he resigned to go with the "a New
York. but was mustered out before the
close of the year.
Then he established his Washington
barber shop. For the past 20 years ne
had lived in Lynn. -Four daughters and
three sons survive him. He was Is
years of age.
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OUR CASUALTIES.
American Losses at Yang Tsun-lieus. Lang
Wound Is Serious.

ashington, Aug. 13.-The war de-
partment, this afternoon, received the
| following casualty list from Gen. Chat
fee: Chez Foo, Adjutant General,
Washington. Yang Tsun. Aug. Z. Cas-
ualties in action. Yang Tsun. Aug.'6.
Enlisted men killed: 14th Infantry.
w. F.. Metzler, Co. l.: Robert c. err.
! Wyatt G. Hicks. Co. l: Samuel STAFF
ford, Corporal Roy Bergen. Co. NJ;
Laurence NJ. Googins, Co. Ct; Royland
! Perry Co. IL.
FROM heat prostration. VIM. Webb.
Co. NJ. 18th Infantry; Thomas Prophy.
| corporal marine corps.
Wounded: 9th Infantry, Frank K.
Lang second lieutenant. 9th Infantry.
wounded in shoulder. serious: Michael
OBrien, sergeant, Co. +. wounded IN
foot, serious: Daniel j. O'Connor. cor
poral 60. +. wounded in leg above
knee, serious: Joseph p. Fritsch, Go.
NJ. wounded in abdomen. serious; VIM.
f. Esold. GO. l, wounded in arm. seri-
Gus: Albert w. Fitzpatrick, Co. ID.
wounded in thigh. slight.
Wounded: 18th Infantry, Go. l.,
Frank Knoll, sergeant. groin. serious:
Harry G. Huston. shoulder, moderate;
Patrick Curram. leg above knee. seri-
GUS; Ismal S. Tyler. arm. serious: RALPH
w. Adams. head. serious: Charles
Johnson, leg below knee, serious
Frank Il. Kiddoo head. moderate:
Louis a. Forgerel. wounded in -.
serious. Co. F.. VIM. Maloney. first
sergeant. knee. serious: Frank c.
Albright, chest, serious: James Aiken
knee. serious; Adam House. leg below
knee, slight; George f. Vale. thigh
slight; Ernest Gibson, shoulder. mod
crate; James II. Hurst. corporal. head
serious. Go. |. Clint w Graham
shoulder, moderate. knee, serious; Jas
+. I.egoir. wounded in testicle, thigh.
serious: VIM. Miller. Co. |. leg below
knee, serious; Co. X. Lee Owens. cor
poral. hand, serious; jeremiah T0omey.
corporal, knee. foot. serious: Lefer J.
Alley neck serious: Willse Lawrence.
knee. serious: Philip NJ. Anderson.
back. serious: James Rice. wounded
in both arms, serious; Robert Il. Smell.
neck. serious: Ray s Roberts. knee.
serious: George d. Gardner. wounded
in neck. serious: 90. l.. VIM. j. En-
NETT. first sergeant. groin. slight: Hem
ry Young. corporal. knee. serious.
Benz. y. Boyle. below knee. serious:
Alfred NJ. Messer, head, serious: Ross
Chambling. leg below knee. serious.
Dwight NJ. Fuller. thigh. slight: Frank
L. Jackson. foot. serious; Co. NJ Oran
y. kemper, musician. head, serious;
Charles +. Foster. wrist. slight; Henry
r. Hurst. chest. serious: pdschaI y.
Smith wounded in side. seri US: James
p. O'Dowd. wounded in abdomen. seri-
Gus; Joseph Quellette, wounded in
back. serious: John Wagner. arm. Sc
rious: John y. He'll, foot. serious.
Robert l.. Tippie. thigh. seriously; Pat
.ick Shea. foot, serious: Alonzo ].
Babb. leg, serious: Jacob Schw7ebci.
arm. serious. thigh. slight: John Mui-
ligan. foot. serious. First Regiment
marines. GO. T, Norman a. Pruitt
hand, severe. Battery F. 5th Artillery
Andrew Bromm. leg, moderate
Killed buried at Yang Tsun wounded
sent to hospital, Tien Tsin.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago Aug. IL.
Damages from heavy rains IN III
Northwest combined with moderate
cash business. caused recovery from
early weakness in wheat today. Semen
Der closing shade under SATURDAY.
Septembr corn closed ss down because ~
rains. September oats X depressed ani
the provisions market a shade to Il.
lower.
The leading futures closed as follows.
WHEAT--August, 74A; September, T5x
n75A. October. 7e. -
cORN-Angust. ST74n37M, September.
@77s; October. 3s5sI3s=4.
OATS august, IFS; September, 2ls.;
October, %.
PORK September, 81 80; October sI1s
LARD-September s6.62l.; October.
$751;: January, $3.50.
RIBS-August. $7o2; October, $751;:
January. s5.97la
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. spring, 72l217SM; No. 2
red. 76et77.
CoRN-No. .. 3s1s; No. yellow. ssH.
OATS-No. 2 2lz,m22: No 2 white. w,
fi2414; No. 3 white, 25I4m25il.
BARLEY-Good feeding 1914; fair 10
choice mailing. 43Mf7.
FLAxSEED-No. ], $l.35: No. North
western. sl.35
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. 500.
LARD-S5 GD1 g. 6zta
PORK-Mess. s1l.55Gll 90: short ribs
sides. sG.9ed7.20: dry sailed shoulders. g,
NJ: short clear sides. s7.50n7.G1
SCGAR-Unchanged.
LOVERS. 50fIS. co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14
OUR WAR SHIPS.
Scattered All Over the World on More or Less
important Business.

Washington. Aug. l3.-The Solace.
bringing home the sick and wounded from
China. sailed. this morning. from Yoke
hama for Guam. which will be her first
stopping place on her homeward trip.
The Glacier has sailed from Cavite. p.
T.. for Sydney.
The Texas is at Bath Me. and the
Kentucky and the Massachusetts are al
Squirrel Island.
The New York win sail, tomorrow
from Portland. Me. for Newport.
The Prairie arrived at Newport, yester-
day. The Albany arrived at Naples
Italy. TINS morning.
The Monongahela has sailed from
Portsmouth. Eng, for Havre.
The Potomac and the Nantucket have
sailed from Port Royal for the League
Island yard
The Dixie. recently returned from the
Chinese station. has been ordered over
hauled at New York and a board an
pointd to determine the cost of the work
The cruiser Newark, which was Ad-
miral Kempffs flagship while he was in
command of the fleet i'll China. sailed
Saturday. from Nagasaki fol the Cavite
naval station, +. !.
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McArthur's Casually List.

Washington, Aug. 13.-The following
casualty list has been received at tine
war department: Manila, Aug u.
Killed-Aus. 4. Candelaria, Luzon
Go. e. 30th Infantry. VIM. b. English.
George n. Simpson.
Wounded-Corporal VIM. r. Sullivan.
thigh. slight: Corporal Eugene Betwee.
wounded in hand. slight: Otto ADAMS.
wounded in arm. slight; Maurice Frye,
wounded in thigh, slight; Caventi. La
Zcn, Troop \, 18th Cavalry. Corporal
George n. Cravens. leg above knee.
slight; July II. Cahagan. Luzon. co. l..
25th Infantry, John Flemming. knee,
serious. tSignedD Macarthur.
Gen. Macarthur cables a. casualty list
from Manila containing the following
deaths since last report: Sprue. CO. A,
18th Vol. Inf. Jos. l.. Wright; malariaI
fever, Aug. 5. 60. G. 18th Ini, Henry j.
kranz; diarrhea, Aug. IL. 18th Vol. Inf,
John w. Collins
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HOUSE OF SAVOY
Makes Itself Still More Solid
With Its People.
King Victor and Queen Helena Hasten
to Railroad Wreck Scene
Aad % Al in :Power 10 Give Assistance TO
the Injured.

Rome, Aug. 13.-The railroad accident
not far from this city. Sunday night.
turns out to have been more serious
than anticipated. 1t now appears that
Is persons were killed and 40 wounded,
of which 10 are seriously injured. The
accident occurred at midnight at 4
point about 20 miles from this city.
The disaster was caused by the tel
escoping of two sections of train on
the railroad from Rome to Florence.
bearing notable persons who had beeh
attending the recent funeral cercmo-
MES here. IN
The engine of the first section becam"
disabled and stopped and was almost
immediatel afterwards struck by the
second division. The Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess Peter of Russia and the
members of the Turkish mission VINO
had attended the funeral of King Hum
bert, were among the passengers but
they were uninjured.
The grand duchess is a sister Of the
new Queen of Italy. When informed
of the accident King Victor Emanuel
and Queen Helena FASTENED 10 the
scene. The Queen and her sister re
turned to Quirinal, while the King and
grand duke remained on the spot Civ
ing orders to assist in clearing the
wreckage and saving the injured. They
entered the Quirinal at 6 in the morn
ing.
Among the injured was Gen. Buffin,
head of the Belgian mission of the late
Kings funeral. His leg is broken.
The police have ordered the arrest Of
two men for neclecting to make the
regulation signals to stop the second
portion of the train.
The entire press speaks of the cour-
age of the King in going alone among
his people in order to succor the vic
Tins Of the accident, and in driving in
simple cab with the Queen. thus
showing. as one journal puts it. firm
ness and GOODNESS in conformity with
the traditions of the house Of Savoy
The population is enthusiastic over
the conduct of the sovereigns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14
NEeLY CASE HANGS FIRE.
Writ Of Extradition Refused, Pending Appeal
10 Sup. enc Court.

New York, Aug. 13.-Judge Lacombc
Of the United States circuit court. TO-
day refused to sign the writ OF extra
dition for Charles F. W. Nicely on &C
count Of the action of H. s. Judge Wal
lace granting an appeal To the United
States supreme court in habeas corpus
proceedings. Judge LacOmbe indicat-
ed that he did not think Judge Wallace
understood the real situation and ex-
pressed his belief that if it went to the
supreme court in its present shape the
application for writ Of habeas corpus
would be denied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14
Philippine Veterans Reunion at Denver.

Denver, Col, Aug. 12.-Veterans Of
the Philippine war and their friends
are arriving at the reunion which be-
gins. today. An organiza tion known as
the Society of the Army OF the Philip
pines will be effected. Special speeches
will be made by Gov Thomas. Senat-
ors Teller. Wolcott, General Merriam.
General F'rancis V. Greene and othrs.
Letters of regret were received, to-
day, from W. j. Bryan. Governor
Roosevelt and Secretary of War Root
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14
Memorandum.

Touching the imperial edict of Aug.
5, appointing Ii Hung Chang envoy
plenipotentiary to conduct negotiations
on the part of China with the powers.
and the request for a cessation of hos
tilities pending negotiations. commune
Gated to Mr.. Adee by Nh WI on the
12th of August. 1900
The government of the United States
learns with satisfaction of the appoint
ment Of Earl Ii Hung Chang as envoy
plenipotentiary to conduct the negotia-
tions with the powers and will, on its
part. enter upon such negotiations with
desire to continue the friendly relia-
tions so long existing between the two
countries.
1t is evident that there can be no
general negotiations between China
and the powers so long as the ministers
of the powers and the persons under
their protection remain in their pres
ent position of restraint and danger,
and that the powers cannot cease thei:.
efforts for the delivery of these repre-
sentatives to which they are cunstrain-
ed by the highest considerations OF
| national honor. except under an ar
rangement adequate to accomplish i
peaceable deliverance.
We are ready to enter into an agree
ment between the powers and the Chi
nese government for a cessation Of
! hostile demonstrations on condition
that a sufficient body of the forces
composing the relief expedition shall
/ be permitted to enter Pelkin unmolested
and to escort the foreign ministers ana
residents back to Tien Tsin. this move
ment being provided for and secured
| by such arrangement and dispositions
J of troops as shall be considered salts
| factory by the generals commanding
| the forces composing the relief expe-
| dition.
| tSigneD Alvey A. Adee,
| Acting Secretary Department of State
Washington, Aug. u. 1900
| The text of this reply TO the over
f, lures communicated by Minister WI
was telearaphed, last night, to reprt
sentatives Of the United States fl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14
AT CINCINNATI

Batteries-Phillippi and OTCOnnor; Car
rick and Bowerman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14
Boothbay and the Islands
Steamer Islander

leaves Gardiner at 73O. South, Gardiner.
Bradstreet's. $50. Richmond $50, Batn
Meeting at Bath with Lewiston, Bruins
wick, and Bath Electric r. r. for Merry"
meeting Park, Brunswick, Lisbon Fans.
and Lewiston. Touching at Five ISLANDS
both ways. Monday. Wednesday, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY, and McMahan's Island same
days on signal; Isle OF Springs, Iuesoay,
Thursday and Saturday: connecting AT
Boothbay with Monhegan mail steamer.
Returning leave Boothbay at r. M:
every day Bath at AS. or on arrival OF
car leaving Merrymeeting Park ar IL.
Ample time is given at the Par each
day to attend the entertainment. Pa !,,
sengers from Augusta and HalloW-.i VIII
take Maine Central or Electrics % Gar
diner Baggage transferred free at Gar
diner. Special Electric car leaves sta.S
and Water streets. Augusta, Sunoas
mornings at $50 to connect with stea"e,.
AGENTS. ]. T. Robinson. Richmond;
G. c. Greenleaf, Bath; NJ. A. Haraoen'
General Agent. Gardiner
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The Weeks Schedule.

Tuesday-Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn
NJ cincinnati, New York at Pittsburg,
Philadelphia at St. Louis
Wednesday-Boston at Chicago, Brook
Ign at Cincinnati. New York at Pitts
burg, philadelphia at St. Louis.
Thursday-Boston at St. Louis. Brook
lyn az Fittsburg. New York at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Friday-Boston at St. Louis. Brooklyn
at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Cincinnati
STANDARDIZATION at st. Louis. Brook
lyn at Pittsburg. New York at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Sunday. Aug. l9-New York at Chicago
Cincinnati al ST. Louis
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New York Produce Market.

New York, Aug. 49,
FI.OT R-Receipts %, 019 bbls.; exports.
lH.5l5 bbls.; sales. 1900 pkgs., dull. weak
and lower in response to wheat's decline.
siraights and spring patents showing the
greatest loss. Winter patents, S'.s0m 20 (:
winter straights. S3.5g13s5; Minnesota
patents, ss.95G4,35; Minnesota bakers, $3.50
1880
RYE-Quiet.
ports l22 $50 bushels: sales. 1850 bushels
futures, a2n,o00 bushels exports; spot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14
RUSSIANS TERRIBLE BLUNDER.
Said to Have by Mistake SheiIed Americans
at Yang Tsun.

New York Aug ia special cable
gram 10 the Evening World. dated che
Foo. Aug. ?, via Shanghai. Aug. 13. says.
A terrible mistake occurred in the tax
ing OF Yang Tsun. Russian artillery
opened fire on the American troops. BE
fore the mistake was discovered many
American soldiers had been killed Or
wounded by the Russian shells.
The 18th United States Infantry took
part in the attack on the Chinese
trenches. As the Chinese fed the regi-
ment entered and occupied one OF the
Chinese positions.
Russian battery some distance off did
not notice the movement. II opened fire
on the position and planted shells among
the American troops. The Russians were
quickly notified to cease their fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14
STRONG CHINESE FORCES
We're Put to Flight at Both Pei Tsang and
Yang Tsun.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 1S-Thc dispatch
of Gen. Line witch, commander of the
Russian troops in the province of Pc Chi
Ii. to the Russian minister of war, Gen.
kouropatknc. describing the capture of
Pei Tsang and Yang Tsun. is published
here. but adds little to the details al
ready known. Gen. Linevitch estimates
strong. He says their left flank was
mined and provided with bomb proofs.
Their hurried flight prevented them from
destroying A bridge Of boats, and this
enabled the allies to capture the whole
camp. including Is guns.
At Yang Tsun Gen. Linevitch estimated
the Chinese force as about 10000 men.
The Russian losses were TWO officers and
ll6 men wounded.
The renort concludes. Our troops are
bivouackiug at Yang Tsun and are in
splendid health"
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DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
The President. Dewey and Sampson Will Visit
Portsmouth. Sept. t8.

Portsmouth. y. H, Aug. l3.-W. p.
Chadwick. chairman Of the State com
mittee having in charge the arrange
ments for the presentation Of the tab
lets to the battleships Kearsarge and
Alabama. Sept. IS, announces that
Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral
Sampson have sent him positive ac-
ceptances of invitations to participate
in the ceremonies of that day. Presi-
dent Mckinley has also accepted an IN
VitatiOn
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Handsome Increase Of Wages.

Fail River. Mass. Aug. 13.-The 3)o
employees at the factory of Marshall
Bros. were granted an increase in war-
es of % per cent. today. The increase
was voluntary one. and was given TO
the employees who are working on n
government contract. The factory has
government work on hand which viii
keep these 300 employees at work for
the next six months.
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(Gn{la6 s9I|13|9 l

is bitterly anti-foreign. arrived with new
troops. according to these couriers, and
planted two batteries on the wall near
the legations. The enemy began Smelling
and ouened Il fierce rifle fire, which was
kept up for two days.
The head of the missionary board, with
party. while trying 10 get provisions.
was killed
The army took Yang Tsun. today. They
..rnlll
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NEW OCEAN RECORD.
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Makes Passage in
S Days. 10 Hours. a. Minutes.

Bremen. Aug. 13.-The North German
Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Der
Crosse. Capt. Engelbart. which sailed
from New York. Aug. :. for Bremen,
has made the record passage Of any
steamer sailing from Sandy Hook TO
Cherbourg, covering 1884 knots in >
days, 19 hours and a minutes. Her
average speed was 22.79 knots per hour
The vessels daily runs We're as follows:
500, 524 $50. So. 533, 54ltand - knots.
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John McAdams Dies in Jail.

Fall River Mass. Aug. 13.-John Me
Adams, who was serving a II years
sentence for holding up conductors at
the Portsmouth car barn a year ago. is
dead at the Rhode Island prison. He
was known as Joe McCabe, and was
one of the most desperate men the
police hereabouts ever ran across.
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LEGATIONS AGAIN ATTACKED.
A Two Days Smelling from Chinese Friends
Empress Stops Food Supply.

Copyright 1890 The Associated Press)
Tien Tsin. Monday. Aug g. via Shang-
hal. Aug. 12.-The army advanced u
miles. today.
Two reliable couriers. who left Pekin
Aug. |. arrived. today: al Tien Tsin. They
say that the Empress Dowager fed the
foreigners for few days.
The former yiceroy of Shang Tunc, who
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Gen. Miles 10 Visit Old Homo.

Boston. Aug. 13.-Lieut. Gen. Nelson A.
Miles. L. 5. A, stopped a few hours in
Boston, tonight, on his way to his old
home in Westminster. Gen. Miles was
the guest of Mr.. Colgate Hoyt on the
yacht Tide. and made the journey from
New York to New London ana then H.
Newport At Newport the naval war CO..
lcgC was visited.
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Medical Book FREE

"Know Thyself." a book for men only.
sent free. postpaid. sealed. to any male
postage. The Science of Life, o. Self
Preservation, the Gold Medal Prize Treat
Use, the best Medical Book Of this or any
age SO pp., with engravings and pre-
scriptions. Only &c, paper covers Ii
brary Edition, iull gilt, s1.0o. Address
The Peabody Medical Institute. No.
Bulfinch St. Boston. Mass, the Oldest
and best In this country. Write today Tor
these books: keys to health.
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More Troops Tor China.

Chicago Aug. 13.-Gen. Jos. Wheeler
commander Of the department of the
lakes. received orders from Washing
ton, today. directing him to send the
first battalion of the I'd Regiment, now
at Fort Thomas, to embark on the
transport Sherman for China, late this
month.
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Train Wrecked Thirteen Badly Injured.

Tennille. Ga. Aug. ia Southern.
Railway passenger train from August Ia
was wrecked here today, and 10 people
were badly hurt. while others were
less seriously injured. The train broke
in two on steep grade and the two
sections collided.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14

Lynn, Mass, Aug. 13.-lIugh Reilly and
his brother John, who were accused BY
Hugh Scollans Of breaking into his house,
sunday morning, and assaulting him with
bottles while he was in bed, were arrest ?
ed. today. and will be arraigned in court.
tomorrow, on the charge of breaking ana
entering, and assault with intent to kill.
Nj. ScoIlans Is AT the hospital.
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Edward I. Burnham. one OF the
seiectmen Of Hollis. while assisting in
rebuilding one of the bridges at Hollis
Center. had the misfortune to fail
saturday. and in SO doing broke his
right leg above the ankle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-14
jeHries Sprains an Ankle.

New York. Aug. 13.-Champion James
j. Jenries wrenched one Of his ankles.
today. by falling from bicycle at his
training quarters at Loeb Arbor. near
Asbury Park, n. j. The injury was
pronounced painful but not dangerous
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Hartford-Hartford. 5; Toronto, !.
AT Detroit-Detroit 3: Indianapolis, q.
At Cievcland-Cle Gland. s: Buffalo. !.
At Milwaukee-Mi 6: Chicago. :.
At Observation-Disclosures. ); Spring
field, o.
At Observation-Disclosures 6; SYRIA
Cuse. =.
At worcestershire Worcester Rochester
game was postponed; wet grounds.
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New Arrangement
Steamer Gardiner
CAPT. BREWER.

The Gardiner makes daily trips a.
Boothbay and the Islands Give ISLANDS
excepted, at which point the boat does
not land any day1 Mondays. Thursdayss
and Saturdays only the boat VIII l eas
Augusta Time of leaving. T. n: Leavsdi
Gardiner daily at f.3n r. NJ. Ricnmohu
2.30. Bath 3.45 Returning. leaves B ,,1oh-
BAY at 645 A. NJ, Faith a. NJ h
mond 101j "A. NJ, Gardiner lip q ~.
This arrangement gives reorlr ~ m
lands 4 fine chance fnr making VIZ nr
river trip ana returning tis'- sam H's'
w. ID. HARRINGTON, Manager
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Aug. 70.
Cotton futures closed very steady. Au-
gust. 9.46; September. S.Si; October. $50;
November SAG; December. S4i: January
S45; February, S.47: March, $40; April
S.5l: May. S.54; June. s.56.
Spot cotton closed quiet. X advance;
middling Uplands. lOA; do. Gulf. 1914.
Sales. none.