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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18
HARVARD. Al: BATES. 0.
Ths Maine Team Unable to Prevent Harvard
Winning as She PIeases.

cambridge, Hass.. oct. 11.-HarvarL
easily defeated Bates College fooJ ball
team. this afternoon, fl To Q. The
game WAS one succession Of IouS runs
around the Bates ends. The Harvard
interference vas the best seen, his
year, ana all the backs made long
gains. keeran also did some fine rush
ing through the line. Kendall made
more ground than any Of the other
backs. but it was due more To his in
Iividual playing han = Interference
HI was very skiIltuI III throwing of
;acklerS. W. 4. Lawrence was tried
Id half back flr the first time. this
year. and cid emalkably we'll. H fol-
lowed hs Interference anu made long
saius. Roberts played centre rush in
the second half ana Ijd very Wei. His
one fault Vas erratic passing. He dr.
Tended his position Very vcIi indeed
Ire one weak point in the defence
was Tent el1. Bates gained about 4"
wards in the first half a ,lif. .g,n nj times
around Campbrlrs eni. He seemed
utterly poWerless u break through tn
interference. Early IN the first halt.
Ellis was forced To retire from the
game with a wrenchei leg. Kendall
kicked a. beautiful goal from the field
ana On a place Kick from the +2-yard
inc The lineup:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18
Weather Conditions and General Forecast

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE area ot
nigh pressure which is central. tonight.
in West Virginia has dominated the
veal her. during the last IS hours This
high pressure was first observed, Mon
day morning. north Of Montana.
whence II moved with great rapidity
to tn middle Atlantic states Their.
haS Been nn ran fail during the last u
hours. except IN the coasts IA south
ern Florida. NV England ana New
Mexico. tn" temperature has fallen I'm
the middle Atlantic and -SeW EAlland
states. During lhe las; IL hours the
Temperature has fallen principally in
Virginia, the Carulinas ana Maine.
Killing trcets are reported. this morn
ing, from northern Michigan. Mime
SaJl and Washington. Iowa. and heavy
fro>ts from Ohio ana northern Illinois
ana Indiana. on the New Ems land
land miIliy Atlantic coast th- wind
viii - fresh so1taB-st-:Iy, becoming
variable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18
The Henr fouisey Trial.

Georgetown ks-. Oct 1.-THE -rial HI
Henry Y9utsey. n TIE charge o: con-
rliciry Ell the murder 1t former Coz Gre
bel vas continued. -odz.- TIE prisoner
was reported better ami had passed 4
-=ert-, riEl-- Witnesses were examined
-1 show The course and chara1 -@r me- -17
bullet thai killed tioe5rl- d gun rlitH
identifying j. a. 4 counterpart % those
bought by T11-seg FRI Cincinnati. a v-1-
nan NJ Mason SE-1-e mat S-e x
Y1--sey outside r1e Capitol 20 soon after
ne shooting MAJ 1- could not rave -aE@U
par il T. ard I1e statement YES 5-Jug1-
5u- That DICK COMBS wzs seen .- me
= tsl-- ~ trs az JltsnE general ~ Tn t.--s
ne sEo- vas ---ey5. -A-rrLe- HslrE--z tes-
-I-f-t ~ having -alk=d with T5--=-v I'm
T1et-ately after -ae report q H. rif.- was
heard
Tne defence cI1Sesi AZ This point having
permission T0 pgt ~ a-a more Witness
-1rna-r1w. and en- rl.-r nor wealth agar
tomorrow morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18
CHARLES r. Cn0ATe.
WeIi.known Citizen Of Wh.effsld Dies very
Suddenly. Tuesday Night.

yyr-+.a.-T N. ~ --er-r.--Il I'M
i'Si-'''9 '''''''e' # '1i'- N'' m Il e''i
zan II Lincoln county. died very sud
denly or heart failure. Tuesday even
f,g 0c- IL ~, North Ubitatia,8 NJ
, ,r- .-...-..-
anu VI '''d'3 " ere -etu1 41iI-7 i'''''V
from Harvest supper and. while On
the way home the horse became fright
ened and tried to run away Mr.
thoate Sprans from the carriage u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18
NEITHER TEAM SCORED.
Close Foot Ball Game Be,~een winthrop \ Oh
and Monmouth Academy.

Winthrop. Ne. CT l7--tspe--aA--
TIL fo,, baI teams from Monmouth
Ara1e.ny ami Winthrop High S1a0al
played = game. Wednesday afternoon
., Monmouth whi5' proved interest
t~g ana exiting The home team Wa<
augmented by me presence IF t>sir
r- .rciv1l- Nj De-rlS2n- t21e nell
known player. formerly of Bon 1o-il-
During c-lcSt II the game HE b-. 7s1s
il, W5ath~on$ possession and ~ Mon
months territory and o--c- was within
yards u The Eoal iine- ye- ne- -;'e-
side vas able q score The Mon'z'1 ii-t.
.=a-r = considerably n-aF--r tn1i1 -h
gy;r.arag-S. hit IN latter aga 2 S1-g-
.y .5, III players -h= SOFA "A ha<
tCouuru=3 Ct Pzg= >
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18
ON THE GRIDIRON.
BoHdoin and Bates Lose to
Yale and Harvard.
Bowdoin Gives Yale the Toughest
Struggle Of the Season.
Bates Not So Successful Against Harvard and
Is Easily Defeated.

New Haven. tt.. Oct. 11.-YaIe. this
afternoon, met in Bowdoin the strong
est foot ball eleven encountered. this
season. and in an interesting and at
times exciting game overcame the Wis
itors by the score of SO t. o. Yale out
played RoWdoin in the second half and
in the latter part of the first half had
things her own way, rushing and
breaking through for distances of > to
II yards repeatedly.
The Bowdoin eleven had a fair degree
Of team work an her centre trio gave
Yale an interesting practice. Olcott at
centre was easily the peer Of EodWcIl
CT defence. Capt. Gregson and Hunt
at half back ana CIoudman At tackl"
We're conspicuous in every play. The
lineun:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Hannah Ec0onogsh Arrested a. Petard
Charged With Causing Sons Death.

Portland. Ne. Oct. 1---H4nuaa Nc
DororEh. arrested several days ago
charged with causing The death 81 her
infant S1n. was charged with murder
= IA municipal court here. ,oia>- TIE
caS= vaz continued OH week ans the
~ man r51z RENAMED t1 jail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18

The :. q. Warren Pap-r Mil C5-
has rams drawn fo- The construction
-f SIT of bath houses along Tn Da1k
~ ~ P-esis-1sszo1 river a. Eu-1a f'@r-
'l-s 3IilIz. near me bridge Tn bank
~ nz- re =r-ly ben l-l5d n ana on :
a1a-ztr-r I1 ne erection -t
-1- t4-a houses ma been done
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18
FAIR AND WARMER.

Washington. oct. 17.-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday for New Eng
land: Fair. Thursday and Friday;
warmer. Thursday; fresh Southwestern
~ winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18
BOW DOM

Umpire. Wallace :. Moyle. New Haven.
Referee. Sam Hammond. Vale. Lines
men. Wallace. Yale; Pratt. Bowdoin.
ToUchdowns- Hale, 3: Chadwick. /; Mil
Ter. !. Goals from touchdowns-Hale. ).
Score-Yale. 80: BoWdoin. @. Time ~ and
l5-mintiJe halves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18

Ta- steam laundry al Sanfo-si- =
r----E purchased hy - RI t5--rS~2
s-L sidney SF51u=y- 7sS c--{r5.-- Pr
--- Wednesday, s11r-lIag- --- -------
- rs -. amount . $-@-@-
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Boston Forecast.

Boston. oct 17.-Forecast. Thursday
and Friday: Fair weather with slow
ly rising temperature; southwest
winds.
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FORT PREBLE

I -crchdow -,S-E.l,ic-. Dorticos. ? Davis
\ V-o-6ell C71a.S-Do-t :. Referee. MI
IL II Eor-sy- Umpire. sullivan Lines
/ man Jordan TineA-spe-S- Burgess f'--
I --b's. johnson. L NJ Maine Time. -
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18
BATES
HARVARD.

/ Umpire v. 4 BoaI- keteree. DAN
Z Lane. I.inesm5n Halloween for Harvard
land NelIrua2 tar Bates TouchdowCS-
/ Herman. :. M. L. L. Nrence, >, Lee. 4,
I Kendall. J. G1a!S-J. Lawrence. ;. GOALS
/ from le.d-Kendali !. Total sco-e-Har-
.lrt II. Bates Wy Time. - ana ~ min
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-18

Capt. p " GreenIaw n the gchOon-
~ r. r. Baird with a cargo ~ spFuc@
lu-1ha- ran into the gaze. AZ 2 o-ciack
last night when - miles north North
@z=t ~ Highland Light with ayinE
IT'D. thu captain worked TIE vessel .
Pollock Rip 4l1 anchored near the
Eia. ats ~ " The heavy anchor 50
l-st ami -he vessel fire.. every effort
uae r-tzSe- - cl@2r Tscl-rnuck Sh9sl.
ss5t The craft missed ana ran ashore
W. tne gnoaL Tn vessel r=Ena tn@sI 81
a1-g1 condition and in a number y.
(Co1tinue1 on page -
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Something Savoy Tor Dinner.

The smell OF good meat a-cooking to
hungry man is like incense in the
noStrils q the devotee. We just said
good meat. TO secure that culinary
pe7fumery. then. order your rib roasts.
joints Of mutton. less Of lamb. steaks.
chops-au the delicacies in the meat
and poultry line-at Hill < Locke's, and
De content. Nowhere in Augusta can
you get better satisfaction as to quail
y. quantity and price. Our Rival Java
coffee comes fresh roasted every week.
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Continued on page p
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
BRooKFIELD's REMITTANCE.
TO BE SENT TO THE COUNTY COMMITTEE
AND MAY BE EXECUTIVE MEMBER
FROM HIS DISTRICT.

william Brookaeld, former chairman of the Re-
nublcan State Committee, after being "ort OF poll
ties for ve or six years is TO be returned to the
Cornt,, Committee and it is said that he is Hkely
to be the executive member and leader from his
district 1t is understood that Mr.. Broekheld is on
good terms with John Sabine Smith the organiza-
ton leader OF the district and IT is also said that
this summer he and Senator Platt, after es-
arrangement following the deposition of Mr.. Brook
field from the chairmanship Of the State Com
mittee are again good friends. Mr.. Brookheld goes
every year to the Oriental Hotel for few days
and when he there recently 1t is said that he
and Senator Platt had a friendly chat, and that
Mr. Platt asked him TO get into the political har-
Mr Brookheld's youngest is something Of
favorite with Senator Platt. and the two are often
seen together at the Oriental Hotel. Mr.. Brook
fields friends saying last night that his re-
entrance into politics possess unusual political
signidcance Mr. Brookfield was for several years
president of the County Committee, and during 1892
1898 and 1894 he chairman of the State Com
mittee. The way in which he was defeated for re-
election to both places stirred public feeling within
the party to an unusual extent. No charge or want
of fidelity or capacity was brought against him.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
SITUATION MORE SERIOUS.
RUSSIANS FIGHT ANOTHER BATTLE ON THE
AMooR

London, Aug. f9-Rear-AdniraI Bruce's re-
aspect upon the Chinese situation than was
generally expected here. It appears officially
20 dispose Of all statements that the Empress
Dowager had fed, although circumstantiai &C
counts Of her departure continue TO come from
Shanghai.
Despite defeat the Chinese are apparently re-
Eoived TO make desperate struggle not only In
their ancient capital. but also in other parts Of
the empire. Chang Chi Tung, yiceroy at Han
kow. and Liu Kun II, Viceroy at Nanking, ac-
cording 10 advices from Shanghai, have threat
ened the consuls that If the person Of the EN-
press Dowager is not respected they will with
draw from their present friendly attitude.
Another Shanghai dispatch announces the
death of Ii Ping Heng, Cheng and Cheng I.ui
Lin in the lighting before Peking
The mandarins in the southern provinces ac-
eording TO dispatch TO THE Daily Express"
from Hong-Kong, have issued an important
proclamation recognizing the capture of Picking
rs a Just punishment Of reactionary officials
and warning the people not to interfere with
Foreigners but also pointing out that the sole
object Of the Powers should be the punishment
Of the Boxers and then the restoration Of peace
eonfning, however, their operations TO the
North.
Emperor Nicholas has telegraphed to General
Lineviteh commander of the Russian troops in
the Province Of Pe-chi-Li. congratulntInE him
heartily upon the rapid capture OF Peking and
bestowing upon him the Third Glass Order Of St
George. The Russian Emperor also thanks
Viee-AdnliraI Alexicff and the heroic Siberian
troops"
General Grodekoff, commander OF the Amoor
District, reports 20 the Russian War ONCE
that Chlngas Pass was captured on August 16
after bloody battle. IN which the Chinese suf-
fered heavily. losing four or FIVE guns. The
Russian cavalry was in pursuit of the enemy
The principal Russian papers notably the
"NoVce Nrernya," commenting upon the victory
st Peking declare that Russia should 20 no
further in participating in common armed in
teTVention, but should limit her military action
70 the frontier and the Manchurian Railroad
General Grodekon," says the St Petersb,,r,
correspondent Of The Times" "teiegraphs a
remarkable fact which must be taken as q
premohitory notice Of what is probably 10 fol-
low The Russians have now conquered the
right bank Of the Amoor. which, therefore is no
longer the frontier, but an internal river OF tbe
Russian Empire"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
YACHTING.
THE sEvENTY-FooTERs.
INTEREST IN THE CONTESTS AT NEWPORT

INTEREST IN THE CONTESTS AT NEWPORT.
Newport. r. l., Aus. I9--Seven OF the series os
ten races scheduled for the 7O-footers have been
sailed, and the remaiaing rhree races are set FOR
Monday. Wednesday and Friday Of the coming
week. The weather indications tonight are favor
able. and the owners Of the four yachts are look
ing forward TO some good sport in to-mO-row's
race.
Interest in these contests IS keener than ever
that the hnal ores are close at hand. The Minsols
and the Yankee have each eight points 70 their
credit the Rainbow four and the Virginia one. Zach
race won counting two points for the winner and
IL four start the second boat scores one point II
the Rainbow should win the next three races shs
would have ten points and would win the S1.ooo.
less the MineOla or the Yankee came In second
twice, which would make the three boats tie. The
Virginia has NJ chance OF winning the main cup.
but as cup is offered 70 the winner OF each
she may win three OF them. and by starting each
day she will at least give the second beat chance
TO score point.
Herman Duryea took party to NarFagansett
Pier to-day In the Yankee. The other three yachts
remained at anchor In BreRtOn's Cove August
belmonts fast steam yacht Scout which left
returned this afternoon.
The United States steamer Scorpion formerly the
steam yacht Sovereign, arrived this afternoon from
Boston and Joined the North Atlantic SQUADRON
she anchored close 20 the flagship New-York. OF
Jamestown
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
RICH MANS SON TO BE A JOCKEY.
SAID TO HAVE RECEIVED A PROMISE OF A
MOUNT IN FUTURITY

Young Ned Hoffman. the OF Captain Henry
Hoffman. a wealthy Goa! merchant, living at No q
bnden-ave. Brooklyn, has for some time entertained
the ambition to be Jockey, and It said that he
has received a promise OF a mount In the Futurity
The boys father has rather fostered the ambition
OF his son. and IN addition to furnishing him rum
ming horses OF good attainments has also allowed
him to set up stable, which Is fitted with all the
appuFtenances used by jockey actively engaged
in running horses at the track In the fall il is
said Captain Hoffman has promised 10 buy sew
ersl thoroughbreds for his son
Every day Ned Hoffman may be seen astride his
favorite mount togged out IN Jockeys uniform.
riding slowly down Linden-ave. 10 Rogers-ave In
Rogers-ave. he gathers the reins tightly ,r bts
hano ana starts at a breakneck speed for Flat
Dlsh-ASe.; quarter of mile away. The bov 8
riding weight is ninety-sx pounds "0s
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
HILL MAKING HARD FIGHT.
Continued from flrst page.

giving Richard Croker many an uneasy mo-
ment In the opinion of those who have been
watching the way Hill has been organizing his
forces, the coming State Convention VIII be
one to be talked OF for years. and Will settle for
a long time to come the leadership of the party
in the State. Hill has accomplished a great
deal, even his enemies admit, and he Is getting
stronger all the time. Croker is fighting des-
perately, and the issue of battle by tac1t agree
ment seems to be the candidacy OF Controller
Coler The result OF the primaries on August
2S will be awaited with great interest in order
TO determine what inroads the Hill-Coler COM
bine makes against the machines.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
SUICIDE OF A RETIRED MERCHANT
FAILED IN BusINEss-BRooDED OVER
wIFE's DEATH AND STROKE OF
APOPIEXY
APOPLEXY.

George II. studweii, seventy-nins years old. shot
himself early yesterday morning at the home of his
son-in-law, Eugene B. Sanger. real estate broker,
at Larchmont. The report OF the pistol heard
members of the household and the investigation
resulted in finding Mr.. studwell lying his bed
with bullet wound IN his temple. DR.. H. A lie
Barber was summoned but could do nothing to
save the mans life. and he died within an hour.
Mr.. Studwell was at time a wealthy leather
dealer In this city. He met business reverses IN
1894 He then retired from active business and
lived with his son-In-law His wife died about a
year ago. Since then times he had been de-
spondent. Two weeks ago he suffered stroke of
apoplexy.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
ICE TRUST WORRIES VAN WICK.
THE MAYORS DEFENCE WILL BE WRITTEN
BY HIS BROTHER. IT is SAID

Mayor Van Wyck came down from Saratoga
Saturday night and was at his home. No. 135 East
Forty-sixth-st yesterday. The Mayor wouldn't
say anything about the cause of his return TO the
city or what he would do about the charges in the
ice case II is understood that he will talk with
Charles W. Morse president of the American Ice
Company. upon whose advice 1t is said, he pur-
chased stock in the trust and with whom he went
upon a tour of inspection of the icehouses in
Maine The Mayor Is credited with being greatly
worried the outlook.
1t said last night that the Mayor would go
to Seabrisht to-day and would spend the next two
manner in which he secured his holdings of stock
in the Ice Trust. II is understood that his answer
Will be written by his brother, ex-Justiee Van
Wyek.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
TRAIN IN PERIL A SECOND TINE
LANTIC CITY AND TWO CARS
ARE DERAILED.

Atlantic City, n. j., Ang. lo,-Two cars of the
Pennsylvania Railroad train which left here at 10
o'clock tonight for Philadelphia. derailed
by entering open switch just as the train was
approaching the drawbrdge across the Thorough
fare.
There were 500 persons the train, and as the
derated cars bumped over the ties the passengers
became panic stricken and many jumped from the
train into the mud along the tracks No one was
killed or injured This is the same train that was
nearly wrecked Friday night by some one plac-
ing ties across the tracks short distance from
the of tO-aight's mlshap.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
RUNAWAY CAR IN A CRASH
SEVERAL PASSENGERS HURT IN A COL
LIsIoN IN BROOKLYN

a car got beyond the control Of the rno,or,,sr p
as It was descending the hin in Thirty-nin,b'st
between Eighth and Fifth aves Brookivn ,a."
last night Al Fifth-nve. the car struck ano,ba-
car AZ the crossing. The descending ear wss
wrecked and Its Occupants all received more az
less severe injuries. Those who suffered mos,
were C. Fl. Tarba, Of No 4s0 Westinghouse.
Manhattan. back confused; Nellie Murphy. OF No
ile 5ava-st, chest badly hurt; Hugh J. swoan
OF 40. 305 West Thirty-hfth-st. Manhattan
chest badly hurt.
Meme Of these people went to hospitals. but
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
A TRoTTTNG RECORD BROKEN

Allegheny County bar to-day broke the worId.s
record by personally driving his trotting team.
"ers and DR.. Leek, mile In 2a01h The world
PROFESSIONAL record was made in 1886 by Geers
eeNing Jusiina and Lady Mae mile In 2uaIk The
ui thi lo-oay wes made for the purpose Of brea king
NJ rscoI9 twenty watches were held on the
hofses' and lar9e majority OF them recorded al6ix
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
DEATH OF A ROUGH RIDER.
SERGEANT TAYLOR EXPIRES FROM coNsuafp-
rIoN AT PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.

Washington. Aug. ls-Sergeant Buck" Taylor
known as the king OF the Cowboys" cavalry
man and one OF the best known or the Rough
Riders, who was at the charge of San Juan HI
and accompanied Governor Roosevelt when he
made tour Of New-York in the last campaizn for
Governor, died at Providence Hospital today from,
consumption the result of Illness contracted in the
1ubah , campaign; telegram was sent 20 Governor
TayIors correct name Is said 20 have been BERRY
+. TatEm He the son OF a former we'll 70 AZ
merchant Of Montgomery. Ala He was about
forty,two years old. and was employed as a COPY
man in the Census Office. WV
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

after having their injuries dressed at drug
store proceeded to their homes.
The hill on which the collision occurred is an
especially dangerous one. Several fatal acci-
dents have occurred on IL.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
THE ITALIAN SUSPECTS.
EVIDENCE THAT LED TO THE ARREST OF.
MAREscA AND GUIDA

London Aug 20-The Rome correspondent OF
THE Daily Mali says:
The arrest of Maresca and Guida in New
York arose out OF letters received at
Bresci's lodging, subsequent to the assassina-
tion OF King Humbert. One of these dated
New York, July %. and signed "Mabor," urged
Bresci to commit the crime. urging that
Maresca and Guida would do their duty toward
President Mckinley. Maresca is known to the
Italian police a most fanatical Anarchist.